NKU gets two grants to help develop NKY’s economic region, assist with health, livelihood of its residents
Northern Kentucky University has been awarded $208,999 in two separate grants to develop of Northern Kentucky’s economic region and assist…
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Brent Cooper: Vaccine/testing mandates; vote on infrastructure, Hispanic heritage, women’s summit
PENDING VACCINE/TESTING MANDATES I was in Washington, DC last week meeting with fellow chamber presidents from around the country, and…
KY students called to explore state’s important water resources in Jim Claypool art, writing contests
Kentucky students can learn about the fundamental need for water, how activities and behaviors affect its quality and ways they…
Stoops hopes Wildcat’s narrow win over Tennessee Chattanooga serves as a learning experience
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Mark Stoops hopes his team’s narrow win over Tennessee Chattanooga was a learning experience as…
Beatriz Granados Molina, a native of Spain, joins Newport Schools as new Spanish teacher
The Newport Independent Schools has hired a Spanish teacher, filling a position that had been open for more than two…
Grant from Joanie Bernard Foundation to fund NKADD cat spay/neuter program for sixth year
A grant to the Northern Kentucky Area Development District (NKADD) from the Joanie Bernard Foundation will continue to help reduce…
Commentary: Increased suicide awareness, mental health efforts needed to support Kentucky farmers
By Janie Heath, Julie Marfell, Jennifer Hunter and Paul Norrod Special to NKyTribune Suicide is the 11th leading cause of…
New program aims to help Kentucky employers retain workforce, provide access to treatment for addiction
Kentucky employers are encouraged to join a new program that helps ensure workplace policies align with the mission of opioid…
Peace, bricks and happiness: Lego artist Rodney Dicus on BCM’s NKY History Hour
By day, Rodney Dicus is a firefighter and paramedic with the Burlington fire department. By night (and weekends), he plays…
During Hispanic Heritage Month, City of Covington acknowledging and embracing a growing community
There’s a pulse that’s intensifying throughout Covington – a liveliness or ‘vivacidad’ that some would call ‘la onda nueva’ –…
Governor reports 8,750 cases, 88 deaths since Friday, rationed share of monoclonal antibody treatments
Gov. Andy Beshear said Kentucky administered more than 5,000 monoclonal antibody treatment courses last week, but the state will only…
First of two Honor Flights returns to CVG today, after being postponed last year by COVID
Tri-State veterans and their guardians will return to CVG Airport to take the first Honor Flight in two years today….
The Carnegie’s Suits That Rock fundraiser returns live Oct. 9 at Covington Plaza Outdoor Amphitheatre
There’s nothing quite like a great concert. And The Carnegie is inviting the public to “Get Back” to enjoying the…
Kentucky by Heart: Fall festival season is the perfect time experience and celebrate all things Kentucky
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist It’s the time of the year when leaves begin to fall and temps start cooling,…
Ryan Clark: After tough season and no excuses, Calipari righting the ship with No. 1 recruiting class
John Calipari took a lot of heat this off-season, and rightly so. There is no excuse to ever go 9-16…
Conservation partners celebrate completion of Ky’s largest-ever dam removal project on Green River
Five conservation partners are celebrating the largest dam removal in Kentucky history — the demolition of Lock and Dam #5…
DPH accepting K-8 student entries for 2021 Environmental Health Poster Contest
The Department for Public Health invites all Kentuckians representing kindergarten through eighth grade to participate in the annual Environmental Health…
Constance Alexander: Recovery easier said than done when the burden of proof is on the victim
In eighth grade, Sister Coralita told us we were never to sit on a boy’s lap unless the Manhattan phone…
Mutter Gottes Neighborhood Association pumpkin sale is Oct. 3; get pumpkins, gourds, squash, more
It is time for the third annual Mutter Gottes Neighborhood Association Pumpkin Sale! Established in 2019 and designated to be…
Our Rich History: Cooperative education at Thomas More College; early years of work experience
By Dr. Raymond Hebert Thomas More University Part 13 of our series “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021”…
Shouldering coal’s costs: Uncertain future awaits for programs addressing coal industry health impacts
By Katie Myers Ohio Valley ReSource Bennett Quillen walks through a late August downpour to check on his fall crop…
Kentucky native and national family literacy pioneer Sharon Darling announces retirement from NCFL
Starting in a small Kentucky church basement in the 1970s helping adults learn to read, Sharon Darling went on to…