Governor says Pzifer vaccines are open today for Kyians age 12-15; 680 new cases today, 9 deaths
Gov. Andy Beshear announced state vaccination sites can administer Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines to Kentuckians age 12 to 15 starting today….
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Elsmere Police Officers save infant’s life; it was nerve-wracking but, ‘This is what we train for’
Officer Brian Evans was just on his eighth day with the Elsmere Police Department when he and his partner, Officer…
NKU, Boys & Girls Clubs partner to ensure region’s youth have pathways to higher education
Northern Kentucky University and the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Cincinnati announce a new partnership to ensure the region’s…
Bill Straub: We can’t have bipartisanship when McConnell says his job is to stop the administration
You can be forgiven if you viewed President Biden’s decision this week to meet with Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell…
The Carnegie to audition for first production of 21-22 season, Little House of Horrors — details here
The Carnegie will audition for the first production of its 2021-22 theatre season, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS. The show that…
Annual service in Covington honors 37 fallen peace officers who died in line of duty
The annual ceremony to honor Northern Kentucky peace officers who have died in the line of duty played out Monday…
Northern Kentucky Young Professionals’ Next Generation Leader finalists named
Northern Kentucky Young Professionals (NKYP) has announced the 2021 Next Generation Leader Award (NGLA) finalists. These individuals have been selected…
Emergency regulations for historical racing on hold; KHRC must consider Family Foundation complaint
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Action on Tuesday by a legislative committee on emergency administrative regulations proposed by the Kentucky…
Covington Commission: Scott Street properties could be new City Hall site; city clerk hired
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Covington Commissioners agreed Tuesday to purchase properties at 620 and 622 Scott Streets, which are…
Purple People Bridge closed after stone falls into river from pier; Party goes on — in Festival Park
The popular Purple People Bridge, a pedestrian-only bridge connection Newport and Cincinnati, closed on Tuesday after a stone reportedly fell…
George Fuchs: Healthy eating habits start at home; 40% of adolescents are overweight or obese
From an early age, children are exposed to messaging that informs their food preferences that in turn shapes their eating…
Covington encouraging rehab of historic properties with new incentives targeting commercial spaces
The City of Covington has created a new incentive program to help “activate” vacant commercial buildings in neighborhood business districts…
Bruce Rosenthal named dean of the College of Business at Thomas More University
Thomas More University Provost Molly Smith, Ph.D., has announced that following a national search Bruce Rosenthal, Ph.D., will serve as…
Department of Revenue reminding Kentuckians of upcoming May 17 income tax return filing deadline
The Kentucky Department of Revenue (DOR) reminds taxpayers that the 2020 state individual income tax filing deadline is coming up…
Mary Ann Noll’s family establishes scholarship endowment for Community Montessori School
Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky is now home to the Mary Ann Noll Endowed Scholarship Fund, which will offer…
Buff City Soap brings plant-based products to Florence; see the customizable, natural soap made
Buff City Soap, a Southern-based lifestyle brand changing the way people buy their everyday soap by providing plant-based alternatives, has…
Prep Sports Notebook: Beechwood quarterback will play another season for state champion Tigers
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Beechwood senior quarterback Cameron Hergott wants to get a scholarship to play college football…
Beshear reports 1,882,396 Kyians vaccinated; 758 new COVID cases, 23 deaths, 3.15% positivity
Gov. Andy Beshear announced 1,882,396 people have received at least their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine in Kentucky. “No…
Southbank Partners announces Swinging at the Bell Concert Series — first one starts tonight
Southbank Partners, along with a group of local sponsors, are hosting a summer concert series at the World Peace Bell…
Big Bone Lick welcomes two bison calves — and when you visit be prepared to explore
By Rebecca Banks meetNKY The Cincinnati Zoo isn’t the only local attraction featuring adorable animal babies this month. Big Bone Lick State…
Thomas More student Madyson Haynes ‘reclaims womanhood’ in new art show
By Natalie Hamren NKyTribune reporter Part of an occasional series on how area college students are surviving the pandemic. Thomas…
Kentucky by Heart: Appreciating the power, potential of stirring words; a look at debut novel by Rae Craig
I’ve always had a healthy respect for words, and maybe that’s why I tend to sprinkle my oral conversations with…