A letter from Commissioner Kevin Brown on what next school year might look like
Education Commissioner Kevin Brown writes: With all that has happened in the closing weeks of this school year, you may…
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Northern Kentucky Chamber to host Government Forum on economic development during pandemic
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce will address a pertinent issue at an equally critical time when it hosts its second Government…
Gateway, Renaissance Cov congratulate Class of 2020 with photo backdrop on building through May
Renaissance Covington & Gateway Community & Technical College have partnered together to honor Northern KY Seniors. Renaissance Covington created a…
Voices from the Classroom: From every possible perspective, there’s no way to thank teachers enough
By Chris Wright Dayton High School The 2019-20 school year, in many ways, has felt like an out-of-body experience to…
Three-time cancer survivor, Ft. Thomas native McKenzie Hicks now helps patients battle COVID-19
By Matt Schabert Morehead State University Morehead State soccer alum McKenzie Hicks is used to battles. On the field and…
BBB Trends: You may be bored, but don’t fall for those fun quizzes on social media; scams at work
Better Business Bureau With many of us under orders to stay at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people are…
Our Rich History: VE-Day, May 8, 1945, was official end of WW II European theater; victory was in reach
Part 6 of our continuing series on the 75th anniversary of the closing stages of World War II and Part…
Scooter Media, Spotted Yetti purchase building in Covington to accommodate their growing businesses
Scooter Media, a Covington-based public relations agency, and Spotted Yeti, a smart video agency based in Covington have secured new…
Two years early, Kentucky’s public universities hit key targets on STEM+H bachelor’s degrees
Kentucky’s public universities chalked up another win for workforce readiness in 2018-19, surpassing a major milestone for bachelor’s degrees in…
NKY has 16 new cases of COVID, KY has 158 cases, 6 deaths; St. Elizabeth offering free drive-thru testing
As of Saturday afternoon, the NKY Health Department reported 16 additional cases of COVID-19 have been identified in Northern Kentucky,…
The River: ‘Geetars and mouth harps’ were part of the river journey, and then there was also John Hartford
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Murder hornets unlikely in Kentucky, says UK entomolgist; giant insects prey on honeybees
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The so-called “murder hornet” has created quite a buzz since it made its first appearance…
Youth volleyball club director celebrating this Mother’s Day with hundreds of kids on her mind
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Jill Hunt got the chance to spend this Mother’s Day weekend with her husband,…
KLC estimates a collective budget shortfall of $85 million for Kentucky’s cities due to coronavirus
Kentucky cities are facing an estimated collective budget shortfall of $85 million in Fiscal Year 2020 as a result of…
All Libraries: You’ve had enough to deal with already, so it’s ‘Amnesty for All’ — library fines forgiven
Libraries all across the Commonwealth of Kentucky are making it easier for people to use their local library when coronavirus…
Innovative mountain K-12 school districts were ahead of the curve on successful at-home learning
By Ron Daley Special to NKyTribune Part Two of Two Rural Eastern Kentucky school districts have utilized the innovative learning…
Billy Reed: Good and bad news for sports, but the coronavirus rules — and the rules are changing
A few weeks ago, the National Football League conducted its first virtual draft, and the Cincinnati Bengals, surprising absolutely nobody,…
Don Owen: Denied NCAA title, near-perfect NKU softball produced supernatural season in 2005
The nickname seemed perfect. Just like the squad that appeared destined for a historic finish to a mind-boggling season of…
Lynn James: A long, isolated month of ‘firsts,’ thanks to pandemic, stay-at-homing and too much thinking
When we started this new decade, I envisioned the year 2020 as an exciting one. Did you? Little did we…
Sanitation District No. 1 Customer Assistance Program available for those hit hardest by COVID-19
Sanitation District No. 1 partnered last year with the Brighton Center, Inc., to offer a Customer Assistance Program that is…
Louisville football coach ‘sitting in limbo’ as pandemic disrupts normalcy for college athletics
By Rocco Gasparro University of Louisville Everyone would love to see football back soon, but no one wants it to…
Constance Alexander: Here’s to the incredible Class of 2020, may your memories live as long as you do
All over the country, teenagers are missing the pomp and circumstance associated with graduation. When schools closed in March, it…