Our Rich History: Epidemics in 19th Century Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky; we have persevered
By Steve Preston Special to NKyTribune Part 20 of our series, “Resilience and Renaissance: Newport, Kentucky, 1795-2020” As we “hunker…
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Attorney General Daniel Cameron provides agency guidance on Open Meetings Act during pandemic
Attorney General Daniel Cameron has issued an Opinion of the Attorney General (OAG) providing guidance to public agencies on whether…
After enduring hard times growing up, family now defines NKU basketball standout Trevon Faulkner
Family. In its simplest of definitions, a family is a group consisting of parents and children, sometimes also including grandparents…
Cincinnati Zoo asks for help to feed, care for 2,000 animals; closure has huge impact on operations
The current COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s ability to remain open, welcome guests, and serve…
Covington waives construction/renovation permit fees; goal is to keep projects on track, protect jobs
The City of Covington is temporarily waiving permit fees – but not application requirements – commonly associated with development, construction,…
Kenton County Fiscal Court meetings now virtual, with live broadcast, chance to submit questions
Due to the growing public health impacts of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus), Kenton County Fiscal Court meetings will no longer be…
Asian Food Fest latest event to be rescheduled, moved from Mother’s Day weekend to August
Asian Food Fest, presented by Kroger, will return to The Banks in Cincinnati for the 10th annual event, Aug. 8-9….
KCTCS’ 16 colleges will continue to offer online/remote classes through the end of semester
The 16 colleges of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) are committed to maintaining the health and safety…
First COVID-19 related death in Northern Kentucky; governor reports 92 new cases statewide
Staff report The first patient identified with COVID-19 in Northern Kentucky has died. The patient, a resident of Kenton County,…
Rachel Roberts: Good government at work as good people of both parties address important legislation
I returned to Frankfort last Thursday with one purpose in mind — to pass legislation that will help the people…
From the Frontline: Dr. Douglas Flora says ‘solidarity is key.’ Can we make the right choices? Yes, we can.
By Douglas B. Flora, MD, LSSB Executive Medical Director, Oncology Services St. Elizabeth Healthcare By now we are all aware…
UofL researchers focus on coronavirus treatment, testing cells growing quickly in host tobacco plants
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The University of Louisville’s biocontainment laboratory is being called upon in research efforts focusing on…
Governor Beshear vetoes two bills, signed more than 35 new bills into law; here’s the list
In the midst of leading Kentucky’s response to a worldwide pandemic that has infected more than 300 Kentuckians, Gov. Andy…
Covington officials remind small businesses that disaster loans can help; KY center is place to start
City of Covington officials are reminding small businesses and non-profits affected by the coronavirus pandemic about a loan program offered…
Billy Reed: Through a coronavirus lens, still seeing compensation for college coaches is way out of line
As I’ve followed the scary Coronavirus story on TV and the internet, I’ve been looking for stories about how football…
NKU women’s basketball standout Kailey Coffey aims to use talents to give back to hometown community
It’s hardly news to hear that Northern Kentucky women’s basketball player Kailey Coffey is a top performer in the classroom,…
Convention Center transformed into makeshift homeless shelter, thanks to a caring coalition
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor What do the homeless do when there is no home for “staying home and be…
Bishop Foys asks churches to ring bells at 3 p.m. each day throughout suspension of public worship
Churches in the Diocese of Covington will ring their bells for 5 minutes at 3 p.m. — the hour of…
The River: As coronavirus wears on, helplessness prevails as does old-time wisdom: ‘Let’s wait and see’
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Emily Postel: Kentucky voters deserve another opportunity to decide on Marsy’s Law
In this time of significant uncertainty, we commend the Kentucky General Assembly for moving forward on an effort to once…
Don Owen: NKU basketball, writing novels symbolically intersect during this unfortunate March
Playing sports and writing novels have more in common than I ever imagined. You can approach the first completion point…
Weekend effort to help bring cheer, positivity to the region can be ‘chalked up’ to Renaissance Covington
It’s been a crazy few weeks. Most of our community members are cooped in their homes, the kids are crazy,…