Alan Bernstein: Public boat dock/marina at Cincinnati Public Landing would not serve larger riverboats
BB Riverboats owns and operates three U.S. licensed and certified vessels: The Belle of Cincinnati, 1,000 passengers; the River Queen,…
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Jerry Biedenbender: What it’s like to run a 100-mile race through ice and mud — and actually win
What? What’s wrong with you? Why would you do that? Along with a very confused look, that pretty much sums…
Beshear reports 2,990 cases, 31 deaths, extends masks, talks vaccine, urges New Year’s at home
Gov. Andy Beshear urged Kentuckians to ring in the new year safely and announced two new vaccine allocations, totaling 53,700…
Kentucky’s real estate remains a bright spot in the state’s economy; it’s traditionally ‘a people business’
By Steve Stevens CEO Kentucky REALTORS Doing business virtually became something new to many businesses in 2020 and certainly became…
Kentucky State Police Forensic Laboratories recognized for high standards; full-time jobs open
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky State Police Forensic Laboratories has been recognized by a nationally renowned group called…
Kenton County Public Library gets 5-Star Ranking from Library Journal — its highest ever
The latest Library Journal Star Rankings are out, and Kenton County Public Library has been ranked #6 in the country in its category,…
High school football players who emerged as team leaders among winners of Top 26 Awards
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Two running backs who emerged as their team’s offensive leader this season are among…
Up to $5,000 available for Covington beautification projects — deadline is 4 p.m. today
Applications for the City of Covington’s Neighborhood Grant Program are due by 4 p.m. today. “We’ve been talking to a…
Drastically altered by virus, Northern Kentucky still produced several memorable sports stories in 2020
By Don Owen NKyTribune sports editor What were the top sports stories in Northern Kentucky during the past year? Unlike…
Stoops has no regrets as Kentucky prepares for N.C. State in Gator Bowl on Saturday afternoon
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today University of Kentucky football head coach Mark Stoops isn’t second-guessing his team’s decision to compete…
Center for Great Neighborhoods begins with great neighbors, finding strengths, and filling needs
By Maridith Yahl NKyTribune reporter The Center for Great Neighborhoods in Covington is improving lives and the community. Serving Covington…
Nominations open until Feb. 5 for Chamber’s Outstanding Women of Northern Kentucky awards
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Women’s Initiative is proud to announce that nominations are now open for the 2021…
Julie Kirkpatrick: An open letter to Kentucky’s Congressional Delegation for relief for tourism
A Grateful Thank You to Kentucky’s Congressional Delegation Kentucky’s tourism industry, normally an economic driver and major jobs generator for…
Taft Law moves NKY offices to Cov’s RiverCenter, names Robert McBride as partner-in-charge
Taft Law has named partner Robert K. McBride to succeed Robert B. Craig as partner-in-charge of the firm’s Northern Kentucky…
Beshear says there’s ‘light at end of tunnel,’ reports 1,455 cases, 8 deaths, more vaccines coming
Gov. Andy Beshear and Dr. Steven Stack, commissioner of the Kentucky Department for Public Health, said the next priority group…
City of Fort Wright, Hoxworth Blood Center partner to conduct essential blood drive on Jan. 14
The City of Fort Wright and Hoxworth Blood Center have partnered up to conduct an essential blood drive on Jan….
Kentucky by Heart: The sacrifices of Vietnam’s ‘Sons of Bardstown’ have had lasting impact on community
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune Columnist It’s probably safe to say that most communities of Kentucky were affected in some way…
Transportation, Finance cabinets to replace roadway lighting fixtures with energy saving LED bulbs
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and the Finance and Administration Cabinet have launched an initiative to replace thousands of roadway lighting…
Gateway graduate Lynda Breeden accomplishes ‘family goal’ of earning college degree
By Natalie Hamren NKyTribune reporter Lynda Breeden knew the names of at least 500 kids when she worked as a…
Prep Sports Notebook: Highlands opens basketball season against team that posted perfect record
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The Highlands boys basketball team will open its delayed regular season on Monday with…
OPEN LETTER TO OUR READERS: We need your support as NewsMatch deadline (Dec. 31) looms
To our readers: The NKyTribune needs your support as the December 31 deadline looms for the annual match from the…
COVID claims 21 Kentuckians as 1,509 cases reported; some counties move out of red zone
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today There were 21 more COVID-19 related deaths reported in Kentucky on Sunday, along with 1,509…