Mac Brown: Political gamesmanship with spending could jeopardize recovery from COVID-19
While Gov. Andy Beshear writes in his editorials that he is effectively reaching across the aisle, truth is, a lot…
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Prep Sports Notebook: KHSAA won’t sanction lacrosse until it meets participation requirement
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter More high schools need to field boys and girls lacrosse teams before it becomes…
KTC plans significant traffic pattern change for northbound Brent Spence Bridge this weekend
A significant travel pattern change will be put into place on I-71/75 northbound beginning tonight, Friday, July 23, weather permitting,…
Beyond the Curb: Once abandoned, Covington’s converted ‘Pickle Factory’ goes from sour to suites
The previously abandoned, 150-year-old structure known as the Pickle Factory is the focus of the final Season Two episode of…
NKU forgives $600,000 in student debt accumulated during pandemic as part of $3M in Equity Initiatives
Northern Kentucky University has announced $3 million in Equity Initiatives that prioritize students impacted the most during the pandemic. Using…
Increase in positive coronavirus cases leads to rise in calls for all eligible Kentuckians to get vaccinated
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The continued spike of COVID-19 cases in Kentucky has led Gov. Andy Beshear to strongly…
Kentucky Treasurer Allison Ball makes history once again, gives birth to second child while in office
Kentucky State Treasurer Allison Ball gave birth to a healthy baby girl Tuesday, July 20, making Kentucky history again, as…
VIPS receives $5000 grant to provide intervention services to visually impaired NKY children
Visually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS) on Thursday announced a $5000 grant from the Elsa Heisel Sule Foundation for the Early…
NKY Chamber’s 2022 Leadership Northern Kentucky class includes 50 professional from across the region
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) announced the 43rd class of Leadership Northern Kentucky (Leadership NKY) on Wednesday….
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Land management, setting tree stands and ground blinds for archery season
August is the time to get started on land management practices, and setting up treestands and ground blinds for the…
Free voucher system allows Covington residents to drop off bulk trash at city transfer station
A new voucher system that goes into effect tomorrow will allow Covington residents to drop off yard waste, bulk items…
Commentary: Cameron’s decision regarding public officials’ private devices sets dangerous precedent
By Amye Bensenhaver and Scott Horn Special to NKyTribune Daniel Cameron has given the green light for public officials to…
Scott quarterback looking to put program back on winning track after disappointing 2020 season
By Matthew Dietz NKyTribune sports reporter After stringing together three consecutive winning seasons from 2017-19, the Scott football team faltered…
Fidelity announces plans to hire hundreds of new employees, provide training at Covington campus
Fidelity Investments has announced plans to hire nearly 600 people in Covington, adding to hundreds of hires at the financial…
Bluegrass & Backroads: Hagedorn’s latest dives deep into a little-known story about a WWII Russian spy
Like a magnificent web – its fibers crossing, circling, connecting – Ann Hagedorn has woven a staggering body of facts…
KHSAA Board of Control will consider adding lacrosse to list of sanctioned sports on Friday
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Adding lacrosse to the list of sports sanctioned by the Kentucky High School Athletic…
Bill Straub: Dr. Anthony Fauci isn’t perfect, but Rand Paul and company’s accusatory antics cross the line
I’m tired of morons. Now, by moron, I don’t mean the Curley of the Three Stooges sort who at least…
Kyians can pitch uses for bourbon industry’s surplus stillage for chance to enter reverse pitch competition
With the number of Kentucky distillers increasing 250 percent the past decade, the need to address the industry’s spent-grain byproduct…
As part of Governor’s Better Kentucky Plan, vocational schools can apply for grants for upgrades
The Kentucky School Facilities Construction Commission (SFCC) is now accepting applications for $75 million in grants for vocational school upgrades…
Keven Moore: Know the risks and seek proper training before hitting the road in that new RV
It’s the middle of July and Americans are in the thick of the vacation season, with travel expected to approach…
Kenton County to hold second public meeting to gather input on new Independence Station Road Park
Kenton County is seeking feedback from residents at its second public meeting for the new, 225 acre Kenton County Park…
Kentucky will share in opioid settlement with four pharma firms, to receive $460 million
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky is one of the states that has announced a settlement with four pharmaceutical firms…