Toyota donates two cars for Gateway’s automotive technology program, helps students be at the forefront
Toyota Motor Manufacturing of Kentucky donated two cars for the automotive technology program at Gateway Community & Technical College. Types…
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Sen. Rand Paul participates in roundtable with Northern Kentucky law enforcement officials
U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) traveled to Erlanger last week to meet with local law enforcement officers and sheriffs to…
The Gift of Health: Local women give more by giving together in giving collective at St. E Foundation
The women’s giving collective at St. Elizabeth Foundation brings together women in this community who are united by a shared…
KTC warns of long delays this weekend on the Brent Spence Bridge — significant traffic pattern changes
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet says drivers who use the Brent Spence Bridge to travel from…
Rick Christman: State legal system salted with shady characters with too much power over daily lives
Just after being elbowed from our attention by pandemic tunnel vision, the juiciest judicial scandal was on the boil. You…
New carriers, new routes and low airfares provide many options as air travel returns at CVG
The addition of new airlines, new and returned flights and increased frequency of flights at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport…
Chief Justice John Minton makes case for judicial redistricting to interim State Government committee
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky Supreme Court Chief Justice John D. Minton, Jr., made his case for judicial redistricting…
Returning starters on Notre Dame volleyball team preparing for run at another state championship
By Matthew Dietz NKyTribune sports reporter After 25 years of dominance by Louisville high schools, the volleyball state championship trophy…
Covington commission ‘passes over’ Orchard Park development, legal services renewal
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Melissa Zanella calls herself “pro-development.” After all, she’s an architect, and she understands that progress…
Kentucky coach Mark Stoops says football Wildcats are on a good path headed into 2021 campaign
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Mark Stoops is nearing a decade as head football coach at the University of Kentucky…
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center Artists’ Show returns August 22 with first display in 17 months
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center is pleased to announce the return of the Baker Hunt Artists’ Show. The show…
Turmoil at Kentucky State University as board questions finances and president resigns
In the wake of turmoil at Kentucky State University, Gov. Andy Beshear requested a full, independent and transparent accounting of…
Former Bromley mayor, fire chief Donald Jobe killed in crash on Ky 17; awaiting September trial
Donald L. Jobe, 39, was killed in a three-vehicle crash on KY 17 at Pioneer Park Tuesday night. He was…
Governor, local officials open Dollar General 300-job distribution center in Walton, a $65m investment
In celebrating the opening of a Dollar General distribution center and the 300 distribution and private-fleet jobs it will bring…
Kentuckians encouraged to get vaccinated as highly-contagious COVID delta variant spreads across state
Gov. Andy Beshear and Dr. Steven Stack, commissioner of the Kentucky Department for Public Health, provided an update Monday on…
United Way, Perfetti Van Melle team up to provide ‘success kits’ to first-generation college students
United Way of Greater Cincinnati Northern Kentucky spearheaded a drive to produce 120 college success kits on June 16 as a…
Recent roadside tragedy underscores the need for drivers to move over, slow down on Ky. roadways
The tragic death of a AAA tow truck driver in Ohio has highlighted the risks faced by emergency first responders…
Erlanger’s Romi USA enters exclusive distribution agreement with Cinci’s United Precision Services
Erlanger-based Romi USA has entered into an exclusive distribution agreement with Cincinnati-based United Precision Services (UPS). Under the terms of…
David Hawpe, 78, died Sunday — loved Kentucky, fought to right wrongs, was a great journalist and friend
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor David Hawpe, 78, distinguished journalist, editor and quintessential Kentuckian, died Sunday night in Louisville. He…
Nominations open for Ruth A. Eger Leader of Distinction Award given by Leadership NKY
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Northern Kentucky (Leadership NKY) program is now accepting nominations for the Ruth A. Eger Leader of…
Frank Peluso Jr. hired as chief of Newport Fire Department, rose to rank of captain
Frank Peluso Jr., a veteran Newport firefighter who rose to the rank of captain during his 20 years with the…
Constance Alexander: Recalling memories of Girls Scouts, girl power and summers at Camp Sacajawea
Sacajawea was a Girl Scout camp in northwest New Jersey. It was cheap, democratic, no frills. We slept in tents,…