Joy Kramer to retire from KY Court of Appeals on Sept. 1, after 15 years; committee makes appointment
Staff report Judge Joy A. Kramer has announced she will retire from the Kentucky Court of Appeals on September 1…
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Women’s Crisis Center unveils new name, logo, website in rebranding as The ION Center
Women’s Crisis Center (WCC) has unveiled a new name, logo, and website as part of an extensive rebranding initiative. At…
Highlands boys track team finishes second in tight scoring battle for Class 2A state championship
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The Highlands boys track team that scored just five points in the 2019 Class…
Governor gives final regularly scheduled COVID briefing, lifts restrictions for most settings
Gov. Andy Beshear marked his final regularly scheduled COVID-19 briefing by thanking Kentuckians for their hard work and sacrifices that…
Covington Partners starts new fund with Horizon Community Funds, wants full potential for all
Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky has announced a new fund with Covington Partners, a nonprofit organization that closely partners…
FACE IT Movement: Summer’s here; heads up on tips to keep your family safe
Summertime has finally arrived. Summers are ideal for spending quality time with family and friends, taking a relaxing vacation, and…
Celebration of Dr. Floyd Poore’s life to be held at Triple Crown Pavilion on June 18; he died in January
Floyd G. Poore, 83, a long-time family physician and public servant who served in state govenrment, passed away peacefully on…
Kentucky Senator Bourbon releases second small batch with limited edition William J. DeBoe
Building on the success of its first release, Kentucky Senator Spirits, LLC is preparing a second Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey…
UK’s Dontaie Allen staying put, focuses on getting better, being a big contributor to the team
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Dontaie Allen is staying put and never considering transferring from the University of Kentucky. Although…
Kentucky Supreme Court hears oral arguments on two cases about Governor’s executive powers
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky Supreme Court heard oral arguments this week on two cases that involve Gov….
Cove Federal Credit Union announces five local students to receive $2000 scholarship awards
Cove Federal Credit Union recently announced the recipients of the 2021 Cove Federal Credit Union Scholarship. Five local students, members…
Beyond the Curb: See what’s growing at an urban gardener’s Dayton River City Living cottage
By Jill Morenz The Catalytic Fund To the owner of the cottage in this week’s episode, its Dayton neighborhood feels…
City of Dayton offers code enforcement amnesty this summer; 50 blighted properties face higher taxes
The Dayton City Council has approved a Code Enforcement Amnesty Program to encourage property owners with outstanding code-enforcement violations to…
Ankur Gopal: It’s time to turn focus on strengthening the childcare sector to benefit working families
As a business leader, I work hard to make a positive impact on my employees, clients, and community. My professional…
Northern Kentucky University named among best schools in state for nursing eduction by RN to MSN
Northern Kentucky University is one of the best schools for nursing education in the Commonwealth, according to new rankings from…
Reasearch shows more Kyians seeking short-term credentials in STEM, healthcare and skilled trades
New research funded by the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) shows that more and more Kentuckians are heading to…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: The Birds of Kentucky offers comprehensive look and state’s avian history
Author Burt L. Monroe Jr. (1930-1994), who was professor and chairman of the Department of Biology at the University of…
Ky. general, road fund receipts increase sharply in May; total receipts up 14.3 percent for FY 2021
The Office of State Budget Director reported that May’s General Fund receipts rose 56.7 percent compared to May of last…
Site Selection’s 2021 Prosperity Cup rankings place Ky. among national leaders for business climate
Kentucky recently tied for fifth nationally on Site Selection magazine’s 2021 Prosperity Cup list, an annual ranking of the top…
The Point/Arc’s Steve Roark is Mr. Clean; he oversees the ‘enterprises,’ including the commercial laundry
By Andy Furman The Point/Arc He’s the real Mr. Clean. His name is Steve Roark, VP/Business Enterprises at The Point/Arc….
Bishop Brossart nearly sweeps Class 1A boys, girls team titles on opening day of state track meet
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Bishop Brossart came within three points of sweeping boys and girls team titles at…
Study finds rural seniors less likely than those in urban areas to follow COVID guidelines
Rural adults 65 and older were less compliant than their urban peers when it came to following some of the…