Al Cross: Mitch McConnell continues to choose his own interests over those of the country
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell usually has facts and logic to support what he says, but in opposing a bipartisan…
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St. E. Ft. Thomas nurse manager Melissa Takata honored with Mentoring Plus Seeds of Hope Award
Melissa Takata, Nurse Manager of the St. Elizabeth Ft. Thomas Intensive Care Unit, was honored recently by Mentoring Plus at…
City of Erlanger assumes management of Vietnam Veterans War Memorial, announces banner program
The City of Erlanger is taking over maintenance of the City’s Vietnam Veterans War Memorial, ensuring that Vietnam War veterans…
Three former Northern Kentucky hospital employees convicted, sentenced for abuse of elderly patient
The Kentucky Attorney General’s Office announced Thursday that an investigation and prosecution by the Office of Medicaid Fraud and Abuse…
NKU students break down top rivalries in Major League Baseball through creative research project
Northern Kentucky University students are breaking down the most heated sports rivalries as part of a creative research project led…
Educators to discuss future of K-12 education as NKY Chamber Eggs ‘N Issues returns to in-person June 15
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) will host its first in-person Eggs ‘N Issues event in more than…
Seven Northern Kentucky high school students selected for Gatton Academy Class of 2023
Seven Northern Kentucky High School sophomores are among 101 from across the state selected for The Gatton Academy of Mathematics…
Gateway Foundation welcomes Natalya Olivia, Todd Sarge and Michael Romes as newest board members
The Gateway Community and Technical College Foundation has approved three new members to the organization’s Board of Directors. The nominations…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Late spring, summer is prime time for bow fishing on Kentucky’s lakes and rivers
Shooting fish with bows and arrows is most popular in late spring and summer after water conditions stabilize, and surface…
Tom Gamble to speak at Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony June 16
The Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame has announced former Cincinnati Post sportswriter Tom Gamble will be the guest speaker…
SD1 approves construction of new equalization basin in Silver Grove aimed at eliminating sewer overflow
The Sanitation District No. 1 Board has approved the construction of an equalization (EQ) basin in Silver Grove that will…
Newport Aquarium welcomes new species of shark just in time for Friday’s Shark Summer kickoff
New sharks have arrived at Newport Aquarium. The two sandbar sharks represent an exciting species that hasn’t been featured at…
Kenton County Fiscal Court honors St. Elizabeth Healthcare CEO Garren Colvin with Pioneer Award
The Kenton County Fiscal Court recognized 2020 Pioneer Award honoree Garren Colvin for his outstanding commitment to Kenton County during…
Simon Kenton English Teacher Leann Lewis named Kentucky Education Association Teacher of the Year
Leann Lewis, a ninth-grade English teacher at Simon Kenton High School, has been awarded the 2021 Kentucky Education Association (KEA)…
Bill Straub: Despite his early condemnation of Jan. 6 events, McConnell’s one true allegiance remains clear
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell displayed, for him, at least, rare courage and righteousness on Jan. 6 and he has…
As flu season comes to an end, a record low number of cases have been reported in Ky. and the nation
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The flu season that ends this month saw a low number of confirmed cases of…
Representative Kim Moser to join panel for public policy roundtable on urban-rural health issues June 8
Finding new ways to bridge Kentucky’s urban-rural divide will be the focus of the first-ever Kentucky Public Policy Roundtable Series…
City of Dayton Housing Authority, Cincinnati Bell partner to provide high-speed internet to residents
The Dayton Housing Authority has announced a new initiative with Cincinnati Bell to provide complimentary high-speed internet to approximately 143…
New Kentucky Bourbon Trail Passport and Field Guide offers vistors the ultimate bourbon experience
The Kentucky Bourbon Trail tour is celebrating its 22nd birthday with a new Bourbon Trail Passport and Field Guide to…
The Carnegie to host one-night-only production of the Tony Award-winning musical American Idiot June 5
The music still rocks. The lyrics still have meaning. And given the state of the world today, it’s the perfect…
Girls Scouts of Kentucky Wilderness Road announce charter members of organization’s Troop 1912
During the height of the pandemic in 2020, the Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road (GSKWR) created Troop 1912, an…
Prep Sports Notebook: Campbell County girls tennis team sweeps 10th Region tournament titles
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Campbell County tennis player Natalie Smith claimed her second 10th Region girls singles championship…