Breaking bread in public is old tradition, sidelined by COVID; restaurants innovate, offer curbside service
By Jan Hillard NKyTribune senior editor Breaking bread in a restaurant is a tradition as old as communal life. Being…
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Fifteen NKY students among 72 statewide to be selected for Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs
The Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs (GSE), a competitive summer program where Kentucky teens focus on product innovation and business model…
Kentucky by Heart: Some ramblings, musings and wanderings to pass the time during social distancing
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune Columnist Sometimes it feels good to allow this Kentucky-centric mind to do some wandering and then…
Latest models for Kentucky COVID-19 impact vary; estimates how counties will deal with disease
By Al Cross Kentucky Health News Projections of COVID-19’s impact on Kentucky continue to vary, but one model has begun…
Sarah Henry: Our nation’s children are not OK; more than ever, we need to assure our children can thrive
I am privileged. My husband and I are both still gainfully employed working from home; we can afford the internet…
Governor advises state’s superintendents to stay closed to in-person instruction this school year
Staff report Gov. Andy Beshear advised the commonwealth’s education leaders to keep facilities closed to in-person instruction for the rest…
NKU softball player Morgan Glover uses COVID-19 pandemic as motivation to make community impact
Though her senior season was cut short due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Northern Kentucky University softball player Morgan Glover…
KY Chamber, KCTCS partner on ‘Restart Kentucky,’ to bring industry leaders together on economic recovery
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce recently announced the formation of “Restart Kentucky,” an initiative designed to start the conversation on…
COVID update: NKY has 7 new cases, 3 deaths; KY has 102 cases, 6 deaths; unemployment claims brisk
As of Monday afternoon, the NKY Health Department announced 7 additional cases of COVID-19 and three new deaths have been…
Construction on 16th Street in Newport to correct storm water issues, address speeding vehicles
Crews from Michels Construction are beginning work along 16th Street in Newport to correct storm water issues and to address…
Kentucky Attorney General releases joint PSA regarding fraudulent COVID-19 testing sites
Attorney General Daniel Cameron on Friday joined U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District Rob Duncan and U.S. Attorney for the…
Louisville standouts Jazmine Jones, Kylee Shook selected in WNBA Draft by New York Liberty
University of Louisville women’s basketball standouts Jazmine Jones and Kylee Shook were selected in back-to-back picks by the New York…
Rob and Lauren Hudson: Letter of Common Ground about socialism flaws
Letters for families based on the book “It Can Be Done” @studentsleadusa None of us want to be bullied by…
UK COVID-19 biobank to support research, collect specimens from volunteers who test positive
By Mallory Powell University of Kentucky In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Kentucky Center for Clinical and…
Mowing to begin along state highways; political and business signs prohibited on right of way
Mowing season along Kentucky state highways is just around the corner. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and its contractors are preparing…
COVID update: NKY has 17 new cases, KY has 273, 4 deaths; Gov. Beshear praises all the heroes
Staff Report As of Sunday afternoon, 17 additional cases of COVID-19 have been identified in Northern Kentucky, for 279 total…
Moody’s Investors Service upgrades City of Covington’s credit rating to A1, second in two years
Moody’s Investors Service has upgraded the City of Covington’s credit rating for the second time in two years and also…
UK specialist says to plan ahead for equine feed needs, but no need to overbuy during pandemic
By Aimee Nielson University of Kentucky The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a lot of overbuying of food, and this is…
On Divine Mercy Sunday, Bishop Foys presided over a blessing of the City and Diocese, for an end to the pandemic
On Divine Mercy Sunday, Bishop Roger Foys presided over a Holy Hour that concluded with the blessing of the City…
Our Rich History: Southgate Street School educated generations of African-Americans in Newport
By Shirlene Jensen Special to NKyTribune Part 23 of our series, “Resilience and Renaissance: Newport, Kentucky, 1795-2020” Historically, African Americans…
Thomas More notebook: Football golf outing moved to July 11; TMU volleyball opens season Aug. 19
NKyTribune staff Due to the uncertainty of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Thomas More football program has moved its golf…
Dr. Julie Daftari: Kentucky needs to continue worthwhile conversation about telehealth
For Kentucky, one outcome of the COVID-19 crisis is the increasing and worthwhile dialogue about telehealth – which may enable…