Our Rich History: Organizing for Action: Women’s suffrage in Northern Kentucky, Part 2
By Paul Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune Part 31 of our series, “Resilience and Renaissance: Newport, Kentucky, 1795-2020,” and Part 2…
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Don Owen: Is expansion really going to help an unstable, complicated mess in the Horizon League?
Ready or not, here they come. The Colonials of Robert Morris University, that is. They’re leaving the Northeast Conference to…
University of Louisville pitcher Reid Detmers calls 10th overall pick by Los Angeles Angels ‘surreal’
By Russ Brown Kentucky Today This is how fast Reid Detmers’ life changed after his selection by the Los Angeles…
Kentucky’s venerable State Fair will go on — but will be scaled back; Kentucky Farm Bureau will have big presence
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear announced this week that due to the coronavirus, a scaled-back Kentucky State…
Covington adds two more businesses to its rent subsidies, forgivable loans program
A City of Covington incentive program that has helped 51 small businesses with first-year rent or façade improvements since the…
Beshear reports 315 new COVID cases, 2 deaths; speaks on removal of Jefferson Davis statue
Gov. Andy Beshear on Saturday updated Kentuckians on steps the state is taking to address the novel coronavirus 2019. “We’ve…
Louisville COVID-19 antibody initiative receives $1.5 million to expand testing, launch ‘virus radar’
By Betty Coffman University of Louisville The Co-Immunity Project, a groundbreaking collaboration to track and curb COVID-19 in Kentucky, has…
KCTCS Board of Regents adopts new budget, reappoints Gail Henson as chair for one-year term
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System Board of Regents adopted the 2020-21 KCTCS Annual Budget of $922,900,000 during their…
The River: A sad/happy farewell as the CLYDE is sold and the Captain is a boatman without a boat
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Daily Yonder: In historic First, protests spread to more than 3,000 towns across United States
By John W. Miller The Daily Yonder As one of the only black kids growing up in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania (pop….
Griffin Elite donates two new Sprinter vans to Children’s Home of NKY to transport clients
The clients at Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky/CHNK Behavioral Health have new wheels thanks to a generous gift of two…
Amy McGrath: Kentucky needs new generation leaders who will fight for every Kentuckian
We are truly at a turning point in our nation’s history. Peaceful protesters in every state and across the world…
Letters to the Editor: Teresa Warner on climate solutions, Roger Auge on ‘best choice’ Mike Broihier
Working Together To Support Coal and Farming Communities In times like these, Americans need to see that our elected leaders…
WYWQ*: Plans in place for major makeover of Latonia Plaza, thanks to ReGadget, Blair Technology
By Tory McKinley NKyTribune intern While You Were Quarantined* some things in NKY moved along, including new plans for the…
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati sets July 24 reopening date
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center has announced it will reopen July 24. The news comes after what has already…
Kentucky Bourbon Festival moves annual celebration to Oct. 15-18 in response to COVID-19
The Kentucky Bourbon Festival, America’s premier celebration of the nation’s native spirit, announced Wednesday it will delay this year’s event…
Kentucky has 331 new COVID-19 cases, four deaths; get tested, do Census, get ballot by June 15
As of Friday afternoon, Gov. Andy Beshear has reported at least 12,166 coronavirus cases in Kentucky, 331 newly confirmed. “Remember,…
UK entomologists say new stinging ant species could cause problems for Kentuckians
By Katie Pratt University of Kentucky University of Kentucky entomologists want people to be aware of a new stinging pest…
Prichard Committee’s child care provider survey shows critical need for federal support due to COVID
According to a recent survey of Kentucky’s 2,172 child care providers, 11 to 15 percent of providers who responded may…
Richard Nelson: Racial reconciliation begins with the Church; conversations bring understanding
I recently moderated a forum on racism, justice, and the Church, where three black pastors from Kentucky and Tennessee joined…
Pandemic has thwarted vaccinations; many vaccine-preventable illnesses are more deadly to kids
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Some Kentucky children have likely fallen behind in their routine immunizations because of the…
UK punter Max Duffy named first-team preseason All-American by Walter Camp Football Foundation
University of Kentucky senior punter Max Duffy has been named a first-team preseason All-American by the Walter Camp Football Foundation….