Customs and Border Protection officers seize fake vaccination cards, Pfizer stickers at Port of Cincinnati
As the country continues to grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Port…
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Keith Taylor: It took some time, But Kentucky coach Mark Stoops has Wildcats near national prominence
Mark Stoops had never been a head coach when Mitch Barnhart hired the long-time college defensive coordinator nearly a decade…
Bill Straub: Supreme Court Justice Barrett proclaims the court is ‘not a bunch of partisan hacks’; really?
If Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett was sincerely trying to convince one and all that the nation’s highest tribunal…
Gateway and Apartment Association Outreach join to stamp out hunger with Food for Thought pantry
In an ongoing joint commitment to stamping out campus hunger, the Apartment Association Outreach, Inc. (AAO) and Gateway Community &…
Erlanger to celebrate end of summer with Arlinghaus Summer Sendoff Festival on Sept. 18 at Silverlake
Plan to celebrate the end of summer in Erlanger at the Arlinghaus Summer Sendoff festival set for Saturday, September 18….
Newport board of education votes unanmously to extend mask-wearing for students, staff, visitors
Following last week’s vote by the Kentucky General Assembly to overturn the statewide mask mandate in public schools, the Newport…
Celebrating the ‘More’: Thomas More kicks off 100th anniversary year with major campaign and big plans
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Thomas More University will celebrate its 100th anniversary throughout the year, having kicked off its…
Two from NKY among 19 newest members of Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence
Kentucky community and business leaders are among the 19 new members named to the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence during…
NKY Education Council looking for One to One coaches for 1st-3rd graders; final training next week
The Northern Kentucky Education Council is in search of parent, grandparent, business leaders, and community volunteers to serve as One…
Chamber names Tami Wilson vice president/public affairs, to lead advocacy efforts and strategy
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) has named Tami Wilson its new Vice President of Public Affairs. She…
Monoclonal antibody treatment, ‘alternative to vaccine’ for the unvaccinated, is in short supply
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today People who are hoping to use monoclonal antibody treatment instead of getting the COVID-19 vaccine…
CovCath’s winning streak against local teams could be in jeopardy in Friday’s game at Beechwood
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Five years ago, Covington Catholic lost to Ryle, 31-13, in the first week of…
Keven Moore: All dogs go to heaven, but they don’t need to accompany you while shopping in stores
If you have visited a retail establishment or a home improvement store recently, it’s pretty obvious that the country has…
Duke Energy awards four major grants in NKY: Boone County, Cov schools, NKY Education Council, NKU
Duke Energy boosts local giving; awards $217,500 to 16 inventive educational initiatives in Greater Cincinnati, including four grants in Northern…
Commentary: Another lesson learned from the pandemic? More workforce housing is a necessity
By Anthony D. Elmore, Michael B. Gross, Mike A. Hynes and Tammy J. Stansbury Special to NKyTribune No one will…
St. Henry District High Schools honors 1981 State Championship Lady Crusaders volleyball team
St. Henry District High School honored the members of their 1981 State Championship Volleyball team during a special Alumni event…
City of Union commission votes unanimously to reduce the city’s tax rate
The City of Union Commission reduced the city’s 2021- 2022 real property tax rate from .216 to .206 per $100…
Cov commission approves surplus properties development, hears City Heights complaints, more
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter The Covington Commission continues to transform the city, property by property. Tuesday night, at their…
CPE report tracking KY high school class of 2011 shows investment in higher education paid off
A new report that tracks the Kentucky high school graduates of the Class of 2011 through college and into the…
Christopher Mehling, Kenton Family Circuit Judge since 2006, plans to retire in December 2022
Christopher J. Mehling, a Family Circuit Judge in Division 2 of the Kenton Circuit Court, will be retiring at the…
The question: How to spend $35.9 million? City of Covington wants to hear from you — survey link here
The City of Covington has created a survey to pick the public’s brain on how to spend $35.9 million over…
Butterfly tagging event at Covington’s Goebel, Randolph Parks aims to help save iconic monarch
With firm but gentle pressure, Patrick Moore picked the colorful monarch butterfly out of the net, pressed the leading edges…