C-Forward becomes the official IT provider of Florence Y’alls; allows team staff to work remotely
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Greater Cincinnati Foundation awards ‘safety net’ grants to 20 regional nonprofits helping vulnerable
Greater Cincinnati Foundation (GCF) has awarded $880,000 in Providing a Safety Net for Individuals and Families grants to 20 nonprofit…
BLINK producers bring Beam of Hope to Cinci Skyline; light installation to inspire, unite community
The partners who successfully executed BLINK, Cincinnati’s record-breaking light and art event, illuminated the Beam of Hope light installation at…
Kentucky Lottery moving away from balls and machines to a random number generator system
The Kentucky Lottery is planning a change to the way drawings are conducted for the daily Pick 3, Pick 4…
Tim Marena: Things shouldn’t end this way, but they did for John Prine. Somebody should write a song
I had to close my web browser early the morning after he died. Social media, news, emails, and forums were…
For brothers Jake and Luke Murray, two college baseball careers finally intersect at NKU
Getting to play NCAA Division I baseball is a rare feat, and so is having two brothers achieve that deed….
Storms left thousands in region without power, but Duke Energy expects all to be restored by Friday
Wednesday’s powerful storms ripped through the Tri-state, bringing down power lines, poles and other critical electrical infrastructure. More than 245,000…
Lynn James: For the social beings we are, ‘social distancing’ is an oxymoron — strange, but necessary
Social Distancing? I’ve taken some of my “forced time” off work to clean out my closets. In one, I found…
Covington puts out all-call for “thank you” messages to 1st responders; free daytime parking at RiverHaus
From truckers to nurses, and grocery store cashiers to teachers, there are many people who are working hard to help…
NKU President Ashish Vaidya says Honors House will become safe haven for coronavirus first responders
While NKU’s instruction and operations are now remote, its campus buildings will be serving a purpose to help in the…
Richard Nelson: Open letter to the Church — do you want to spread a virus or be a force for good?
I just got off the phone with a pastor friend in Eastern Kentucky who shared some sad and disappointing news….
COVID-19 update: NKY has 10 new cases; KY has 134 new cases, 6 deaths; Beshear says worship at home
As of Thursday afternoon, 10 additional cases of COVID-19 have been identified in Northern Kentucky, for 178 total cases. There…
Judicial Conduct Commission moves Gentry hearing to August, final disposition expected by September
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The Kentucky Judicial Conduct Commission has set an amended date for a disciplinary hearing…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Kentucky’s 23-day spring wild turkey season getting a late start in 2020
Due to calendar shift Kentucky’s 2020 spring wild turkey season is starting five days later than last year and two…
NKY Restaurant Relief Fund underway; Chamber, Tri-ED, Horizon team up to award grants to local eateries
In the wake of one of the most challenging economic periods in modern history, many industries – and restaurants in…
Statewide coaches polls select Maddie Scherr as top girls high school basketball player in Kentucky
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter She may not get to complete her senior season, but Maddie Scherr of Ryle…
For Norse standout cross country runner Megan Cole, family history made NKU a choice of destiny
Some people are born into their destiny. For others, they have to search for it. For Northern Kentucky University’s Megan…
Keven Moore: Even telecommuting from home comes with risks — here’s how to set up your work station
As the COVID-19 pandemic slowly progressed across the country and started to worsen, on February 25th I reached out to…
COVID-19 update: 13 new NKY cases; highest-yet 204 cases in KY, 8 deaths; Gov. urges social distancing
As of Wednesday afternoon, 13 additional cases of COVID-19 have been identified in Northern Kentucky, for 168 total cases. There…
NKU’s MBA program expanded to students in India; program ranks on U.S. News & World Report list
President Ashish Vaidya and Haile/US Bank College of Business Dean Hassan R. HassabElnaby signed a Memorandum of Understanding on January…
Most Kentuckians with Alzheimer’s at least 65, have chronic illness, putting them at high risk of COVID-19
People with Alzheimer’s disease are considered at high risk for COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, not only…
Kentucky real estate market had momentum prior to the COVID-19 pandemic; future is hard to predict
Home sales continued their strong showing in the early months of the new year. Closings were up about 9 percent…