Heating is essential during the cold winter months; tips to safely keep your home warm
By Robert McCool University of Kentucky The first winter storms of the new year have passed, but winter is far…
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Art Lander’s Outdoors: Recent outdoor news and observations from around the Commonwealth
• After a covering of ice melts off a small pond it is not unusual to discover that some fish have…
Partners for Change announces Stacie Strotman as organization’s first president and CEO
Partners For Change, formerly Covington Partners, has announced the appointment of Stacie Strotman as its first president and chief executive…
Opinion – Bill Straub: It didn’t take long to get on path to American unexceptionalism
It didn’t take long, a couple days, really, before President Donald J. Trump and his core of lickspittle worshipers entered…
NKU international students, program director speak to Rotary about importance of the exchange program
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter They come from Korea, Japan, Sweden, Ecuador, Germany and England. “We have about 350 international…
Gun violence survivors tell their stories, rally at Kentucky Capitol for solutions
By Sarah Ladd Kentucky Lantern FRANKFORT — One after another, gun violence survivors and anti-violence advocates told their stories in…
GCTC, ST. Elizabeth announce partnership with City of Florence for new paramedic training program
Gateway Community and Technical College’s EMS Education Program and St. Elizabeth Healthcare have announced an new partnership with the City…
Protect Our Schools KY relaunches with new mission championing reinvestment in KY schools
Protect Our Schools KY, the group behind the defeat of Amendment 2 in last year’s election cycle, on Wednesday officially…
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce shares insight on affects of KY’s increased unemployment rate
Kentucky Chamber Center for Policy and Research Executive Director Dr. Charles Aull released a new policy brief this week providing…
March for Life at State Capitol postponed until February 26 because of winter storm
By Tessa Redmond Kentucky Today The March for Life at the State Capitol, originally scheduled this week, was postponed until…
Kentucky counties are grappling with how to spend opioid settlement payments
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service As opioid settlement money continues to flow into Kentucky, counties are having to make…
Greater Cincinnati Kroger pharmacies offering free blood pressure screenings during Heart Month
In recognition of Heart Month in February, The Cincinnati/Dayton division of Kroger is teaming up with the Cincinnati chapter of…
Baker Hunt receives $35,000 grant from Dater Foundation to support off-campus enrichment
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center recently announced receipt of a grant of $35,000 from the Charles H. Dater Foundation….
Opinion – Constance Alexander: When it comes to Kentucky’s legislative session, the boys will be boys
With the legislature currently in session, testosterone flows freely in Frankfort as the Republican super-majority flexes its manly muscles. When…
Students reminded to apply for assistance during Financial Aid Awareness Month, FAFSA February
February is Financial Aid Awareness Month, and the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority’s (KHEAA) FAFSA February campaign reminds students of…
Jamie Vaught: A look at UK’s remaining schedule with tournament time right around the corner
March Madness is just around the corner. After Tuesday night’s 75-64 upset of No. 5 Tennessee in a Top 15…
Border Protection agents at CVG intercept nine pounds of unsafe and illegal food additive tianeptine
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Port of Cincinnati seized two shipments on February 7 containing the…
‘Drew’s Puzzle Piece’ shines light on autism and support for families navigating its challenges
For John and Emily Michels of Ft. Wright, the 2010 autism diagnosis of their son, Drew, at just four years…
Cove FCU to sponsor ‘The Bridge of Healing’ event Feb. 22 in support of those navigating divorce
Cove Federal Credit Union is inviting Northern Kentuckians navigating divorce to join for an informative session offering support and resources…
Shorthanded Kentucky takes team approach to sweep Tennessee in ‘heroic effort’
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today It took a team effort for No. 15 Kentucky to complete a regular-season sweep of…
Covington to hold public hearing Feb. 20 to collect feedback on how to allocate CDBG, HOME funding
Covington is asking residents how it should spend about $3.5 million it expects to get from the federal government this…
Assistant Campbell County Attorney receives second CHFS Child Support Attorney of the Year award
Assistant Campbell County Attorney Michelle Eviston has been named the John R. Fendley Child Support Attorney of the Year, an…