Eight of City of Covington’s small businesses get financial help, support for facade improvements
City leaders are fond of saying that small businesses are the “heart and soul” of Covington’s economy and that The…
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There will be no freedom from high gas prices as travelers hit the road for Independence Day Weekend
At $3.09, the national gas price average is at its highest of the year with no signs of stopping. That…
Keeneland to celebrate its 85th anniversary during Fall Meet with record stakes purses, 22 stakes races
While Keeneland celebrates its 85th anniversary during the 2021 Fall Meet in October, the track will offer a race meet…
Five Seasons Sports Club, Swim Across America to host ‘Seasons Swims Against Cancer’ event July 18
Five Seasons Sports Club is partnering with Swim Across America (SAA), the official charity for swimmers, to raise money to…
Bill Straub: America must deal with the issue of racism — or where will the future take us?
Did you know at least 186 Black people were lynched in Kentucky between 1877 and 1934 and that it’s more…
KCTCS wins award for online training and professional development from Blackboard
Three members of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System’s (KCTCS) online learning team have won awards for training and…
Keep your pets safe on the 4th of July — here are some tips as ‘bombs burst in the air’
By Berry Craig Building Kentucky Fireworks, picnics, pool parties and barbecues make the Fourth of July a favorite. While our…
Purple People Bridge to partially open July 1; northernmost portion to remains closed
The Purple People Bridge, a regional destination that has been closed for nearly two months, will partially reopen at 9…
Sec. of State Adams warns of scams ‘selling’ documents readily available from his office
Secretary of State Michael Adams is warning Kentuckians, especially business owners and operators, about scams that misleadingly offer to sell…
Bircus Brewing & Circus Mojo hosting adventurer Neal Moore, on a stop on his 7,000-mile paddling trip
Bircus Brewing Co. & Circus Mojo will sponsor a reception for the intrepid adventurer, Neal Moore, who is on a…
UK women’s National Volleyball Champs start trophy tour in Union at Krogers as eager fans gather
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Brooke Inyart has a goal: Someday, she will play for the best volleyball team in…
Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine expands in NKY, opens two new care centers
Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine is continuing its expansion into Northern Kentucky with the planned opening of two Orthopaedic Care…
Ron Dawn’s resignation as NewCath boys basketball coach closes the book on his successful career
One of the most successful head coaching careers in Northern Kentucky high school basketball ended Tuesday when Ron Dawn announced…
Four NKY students among winners in annual KDA Poster and Essay Contest
Randall K. Cooper High School freshman Gabrielle Kriedler and senior Makenna Lanham, Abby George of St. Joseph School and Remmi…
Reminder: Deadline is tonight to sign up for Shot at a Million — a chance to win $1million, scholarships
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Tonight at 11:59 p.m. eastern time is the deadline to register for the first drawing…
New virtual tours of the Roebling Bridge now available for bridge walkers
By Jill Morenz The Catalytic Fund Everyone in the region is familiar with the John A. Roebling Bridge. It is…
Skilled Trades Summer Camp offers work-based training to Northern Kentucky high school students
Forty high school students from Northern Kentucky completed the first Skilled Trades Camp offered by The Building Industry Association of…
Richard Nelson: Remember that God is integral to American Liberty, as we celebrate 4th of July
Have you ever visited the National Archives and seen the Declaration of Independence? It is featured alongside the U.S. Constitution…
New bills passed by the state General Assembly in the last session take effect today
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Numerous bills passed by the General Assembly this year will be taking effect today. Under…
Gov. Beshear announces $1million award for Opportunity House in Highland Heights
Acting on his commitment to support stable housing and higher education for vulnerable young Kentuckians,Gov. Andy Beshear announced Monday a…
Kentucky by Heart: Sharing some tidbits from the ‘what’s going on in my neighborhood’ department
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist I’ve had several personal Kentucky “tidbits” floating around in my head for a while, and…
Kentucky Book Festival plans return to in-person Nov. 6 at Joseph-Beth Booksellers in Lexington
Kentucky Humanities will present the 40th Annual Kentucky Book Festival (formerly Kentucky Book Fair) on Saturday, November 6, starting at…