Deanna Hillard joins Interact for Health as program officer supporting 38 school-based health centers
For more than 20 years, Interact for Health has worked to improve access to care for children via school-based health…
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Governor announces new economic development projects in Kentucky; year-to-date — 14,000 new jobs
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Three new economic development announcements from Gov. Andy Beshear this week translate into 1,700 new…
Kentucky returns from bye week with tough test against Mississippi State Saturday in Starkville
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky hasn’t had much success at Mississippi State and Wildcats coach Mark Stoops doesn’t have…
Joe Heller: Cartoons in living color and broad strokes about top issues of the week
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in…
St. Henry defeats Notre Dame 3-1 to win 9th regional volleyball title for the Crusaders
By Brendan Connelly NKyTribune sports reporter St. Henry defeated Notre Dame 3-1 on Thursday night at Conner High School to…
Notre Dame girls soccer team needs one more win to be crowned record-setting state champions
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The Notre Dame girls soccer team needs one more victory to claim a state…
Covington’s overhaul of Code Enforcement Division improves certification, training, adds full-time staff
The City of Covington division that works to protect residents’ health and safety while also preserving property values has elevated…
Point Proud TV coming; half-hour show to involve Point/Arc Zembrodt students, highlight community
By Andy Furman Point/Arc Point Proud TV, a news television show hosted by Point/Arc/Zembrodt Education Center students, premiers Wednesday, November…
Xavier University inaugurates 35th president, Colleen Hanycz, 1st layperson and woman in 190-year history
Xavier University’s 35th president, Colleen M. Hanycz, PhD, was inaugurated Thursday at the Cintas Center. The theme of the Inauguration, The…
Gov. Beshear reports 1,711 new cases, 33 deaths and ‘favorable trends’ against COVID, urges boosters
Governor Andy Beshear reported 1,711 new COVID cases and 33 deaths, including a 25-year-old, as he urged Kentuckians to “continue…
Keven Moore: The history and risks associated with haunted attractions — stay safe
After writing multiple articles over the years related to haunted attractions and the inherent risks associated with industry, I have…
Bill Straub: It’s Santa Claus for the wealthy and Grinch for the kids, if McConnell has his way
Former Congressman Barney Frank, an acerbic Massachusetts Democrat, once chided the anti-abortion crowd for believing that “life begins at conception…
Welcome House receives $10,000 donation to provide personal care products to Northern Kentucky families
At a time when more than one in three American families are struggling to afford personal care products for their…
Northern Kentucky Pride Center announces winners of 2021 NKY Pride Community Awards
The Northern Kentucky Pride Center has announced the winners of the 2021 NKY Pride Community Awards. The Pride Community Awards…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Hunters can expect great year for rabbit hunting as populations increase statewide
Rabbit numbers are up in the Central Kentucky and Bluegrass wildlife regions, based on the Rural Mail Carrier Survey, which…
Sophomore quarterbacks will face tough defenses in final regular season football games on Friday
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Logan Verax and Kolton Smith, two sophomores who stepped into the role of starting…
Learning Grove takes bold step on high quality child care — by offering it free to its own teachers
High quality child care is a backbone to our society. These programs support our economy in two ways. High quality…
CovCath returns to boys state soccer final; Notre Dame will play St. Henry for region volleyball title
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Covington Catholic advanced to the championship final of the boys state soccer tournament for…
Trick or Treat: Most communities set Sunday, Oct. 31, 6-8 p.m. for Halloween outings; here are safety tips
Start putting those costumes together, buying that candy, clearing your sidewalk and/or steps of obstacles, carving those pumpkins, cueing up…
Kentucky getting up to speed — among top states for increased internet speed, says WhistleOut
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The state of Kentucky’s efforts to improve broadband internet service appear to have paid off,…
National Fire Protection Association offers fire safety tips for your spooky celebrations as Halloween nears
Halloween is a peak time of year for spooky celebrations and activities, but it also presents some truly scary fire…
Duke Energy Foundation, NKY Chamber partner for grants to minority-women-veteran-owned businesses
The Duke Energy Foundation and Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) Foundation have partnered for the second year to provide grant funding to…