Emily Wolff and Paul Weckman: Building a family and a restaurant legacy — and ‘Mama’s’ makes five
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Add one. And make it five. Yes, now there are five iconic restaurants Emily Wolff…
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KCC quarterly report shows Kentucky remains 22,000 workers short of where it stood before pandemic
Two years after the COVID pandemic reached the Commonwealth, Kentucky’s economy continues to move toward a full recovery, a new…
Senate passes version of state budget with many health items, includes $100m for nursing shortage
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The state Senate passed its version of a two-year state budget by a 30-6…
Covington begins enforcing metered parking spaces on nights, weekends to protect small businesses
Seeking to preserve on-street parking for the small businesses who need it to survive, the City of Covington will begin…
April is Financial Literacy Month, KHEAA to offer series of online informational sessions for students
April is Financial Literacy Month, and the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA) will promote financial knowledge during its April…
Spring Break travel season — CVG estimates heavy travel, has some tips for travelers
Spring Break travel season has begun and will last for the next month. The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) estimates…
Mitch McConnell: As instances of violent crime to skyrocket, it’s time for our leaders to get serious
Any Kentuckian who reads the local paper or watches the local news knows violent crime is skyrocketing. The crisis is…
Customs agents at Port of Louisville seize more that $4.5 million is fake watches, jewelry from Hong Kong
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers that inspect packages at the Express Consignment Operation (ECO) hub in Louisville see…
Greater Cincinnati Foundation awards $20,500 grant to BCM for Hispanic Culture Collaboration Project
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation (GCF) has awarded $20,500 to Behringer-Crawford Museum for a Hispanic Culture Collaboration Project. The grant will…
Thomas More basketball teams sweep first-round games on home court in NAIA national playoffs
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Thomas More University men’s and women’s basketball teams won back-to-back games on their home…
Cooper girls continue historic playoff run with victory in “Sweet 16” state tournament debut
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The Cooper girls basketball team continued its historic playoff run Thursday afternoon when the…
Covington schools get positive news from Cognia accreditation report: big improvements, on right track
Staff report At the Covington Independent Public Schools board meeting Thursday, Cognia, a nonprofit organization that accredits primary and secondary…
Governor signs four new laws, including Santoro’s car tax relief; supports federal gas tax suspension
Gov. Andy Beshear signed four pieces of legislation on Thursday that recently passed by the General Assembly. House Bill 6,…
Historian Carl Westmoreland dies at 85, was instrumental in development of NURFC
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center joins friends and family in mourning the loss of renowned historian Carl Westmoreland, who…
Keeping an art form alive: Quilters Day Out event invites you in to celebration of rich Kentucky tradition
Staff report Quilters Day Out is fast approaching — and you won’t want to miss this day of celebration of…
Heritage Bank joins Catalytic Fund to fuel NKY economic development, brings fund to $19 million
The Catalytic Fund is proud to announce Heritage Bank has become its latest investor, committing $1 million to bring the…
School counselors say they’re seeing more mental health issues with students, see need for services
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News At a time when President Biden and the federal government have sounded alarms about…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Managing crappie in Kentucky’s small lakes presents challenges
Managing crappie in small lakes presents challenges but in recent years fishery biologists have fine-tuned their approach, yielding good results….
Bill Straub: Railing and blaming, playing bait-and-switch, Republican game puts foot on the gas
By now it should be obvious that DC Republicans have mastered the craft of political bait-and-switch – like when they…
Answers in Genesis receives two awards from National Religious Broadcasters for media excellence
Staff report Answers in Genesis has been recognized again by the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) for excellence in media, picking…
Smithsonian’s Eric Williams to speak on ‘Intersection of Education, Culture, and Public History’ at NKU
Northern Kentucky University’s Black and Brown Educators of Excellence, in partnership with the NKU History Department, to host Dr. Eric…
Kentucky Senate’s two-year state budget earmarks $15 million for proposed research lab in Covington
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter The Kentucky Senate approved a two-year state budget Wednesday that contains $15 million for a…