Enjoy over 100 free family-friendly events as Great Outdoor Weekend returns Saturday and Sunday
Join thousands of Greater Cincinnati residents and visitors at the 18th annual Great Outdoor Weekend, the region’s largest outdoor events…
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Prep Sports Notebook: CovCath sweeps No. 1 votes in N.Ky. boys basketball coaches preseason poll
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Covington Catholic will enter the 2021-22 boys high school basketball season as the top-ranked…
Bill Straub: We cannot default on our obligations; McConnell is leading country to brink of disaster
It may seem that writing and, thus, reading about the federal debt limit would be about as interesting as pondering…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Kentucky offers a number of fall tailwater trout fishing opportunities
Fall is prime time for trout fishing in Kentucky. As the days shorten and water temperatures begin to decline, cool…
‘Bagel Man’ John Marx joins The Point/Arc’s Point-Perk coffee shop as new general manager
By Andy Furman Point/Arc For 50-plus years he was known as The Bagel Man. Now, John Marx is the Coffee…
School briefs: Blue Ribbon Schools, National Merit scholars, crime scene ‘fun’, Gateway ‘best employer’
Two NKY schools are among seven Kentucky schools have been named National Blue Ribbon Schools for 2021, the U.S. Department…
NKY partners ready to welcome Afghan evacuees to community; KRM reopens Covington office
Northern Kentucky organizations continue to prioritize making the region a welcoming and inclusive place by supporting neighbors of all backgrounds….
NKU receives $1 million federal grant, part of Rural Communities Opioid Response Program
Northern Kentucky University received $1 million from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration…
Logistics firm Lighthouse Transportation plans relocation, expansion to new Covington location
Third-party logistics firm Lighthouse Transportation Services LLC plans to create 64 well-paying jobs for Kentuckians across the coming years thanks…
After 11-year litigation, Ky. to receive $300 million in damages from Poker Stars internet gambling site
Flutter Entertainment, the parent company of PokerStars internet gambling site, has agreed to pay the Commonwealth of Kentucky $300 million…
Dave Dauwe is back where his journey began and is pastor at Ludlow First Baptist Church
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today On Groundhog Day in February 2020, Dave Dauwe took over as pastor of the church…
Boone County football team takes winning record into first district seeding game against Conner
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Boone County’s football team has a winning record at the halfway point in the…
Dan Beard Council to celebrate completion of improvements to Union’s Camp Michaels Oct. 9
The Dan Beard Council, Boy Scouts of America will celebrate the completion of the first major capital improvement campaign in…
Second ‘Cookouts and Conversations’ on Friday at Austinburg Neighborhood Park after first success
Both the turnout and the discussion at the first “cookouts and conversations” event were wide-ranging and robust, so the Covington’s…
Al Cross: Questioning authority has become too much of a good thing, and it’s killing people
“It is the first responsibility of every citizen to question authority.” – Benjamin Franklin Franklin may have said it first,…
KHEAA money tip for students: What students need to know about interest rates when borrowing
If Kentucky students are considering borrowing money, they should do their homework on interest rates. The time students spend learning…
Beyond the Curb returns Oct. 3 with insider’s look at Covington’s Old Seminary Square, West Side
Beyond the Curb, Northern Kentucky’s popular home tour will offer an insider’s look at properties in Covington’s Old Seminary Square…
NKU gets two grants to help develop NKY’s economic region, assist with health, livelihood of its residents
Northern Kentucky University has been awarded $208,999 in two separate grants to develop of Northern Kentucky’s economic region and assist…
Brent Cooper: Vaccine/testing mandates; vote on infrastructure, Hispanic heritage, women’s summit
PENDING VACCINE/TESTING MANDATES I was in Washington, DC last week meeting with fellow chamber presidents from around the country, and…
KY students called to explore state’s important water resources in Jim Claypool art, writing contests
Kentucky students can learn about the fundamental need for water, how activities and behaviors affect its quality and ways they…
Stoops hopes Wildcat’s narrow win over Tennessee Chattanooga serves as a learning experience
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Mark Stoops hopes his team’s narrow win over Tennessee Chattanooga was a learning experience as…
Beatriz Granados Molina, a native of Spain, joins Newport Schools as new Spanish teacher
The Newport Independent Schools has hired a Spanish teacher, filling a position that had been open for more than two…