Bill Straub: Which side are you on? Who you going to believe? Sounds like the start of a sad song
There’s an old labor song emanating out of the Harlan County Wars of the 1930s, popularized by the great Pete…
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Moira Weir named president and CEO of United Way of Greater Cincinnati; extensive experience in region
United Way of Greater Cincinnati has named Moira Weir, a seasoned non-profit professional with extensive service to the community, as…
Dept. of Financial Institutions offers tips to protect personal data and avoid scams, fraud, identity theft
The Public Protection Cabinet’s Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) reminds Kentuckians about the importance of protecting personal data to avoid…
HUFF Realty, non-profit Urban Community Developers to transform Mainstrasse properties
HUFF Realty has partnered with non-profit Urban Community Developers, Inc. (UCDI) to build new market-rate, for-sale homes on vacant lots…
Rotary Club of Florence is accepting applications for Teacher of the Year, nominations due by March 6
The Rotary Club of Florence is accepting applications for Teacher of the Year. The recipients will be celebrated at its…
Sites lighting up on KentuckyWired; Northern Kentucky locations among the first in the state
KentuckyWired, the state-run project constructing high-speed fiber-optic infrastructure to every Kentucky county, has begun connecting government offices in the northern…
Battaglia’s Turfway Park selections for Thursday
Turfway Park’s Mike Battaglia provides daily selections and comments for the Tribune during the live racing meets. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30,…
OKI presents first of ‘Much in Common’ series at Kenton County Administration Building Thursday
“Much in Common” is a new initiative by OKI to bring regional leaders together to discuss collaborative strategies to improve…
City of Covington 2019 year in review: Part two looks at events, infrastructure, neighborhood investment
The City of Covington has provided a ‘year in review’ assessment of 2019. The second installment of this two-part series…
Turfway Park closed today, expected to reopen for simulcasting, live racing Thursday
Due to unexpected repairs to its grandstand heating system, Turfway Park will be closed for simulcasting today, Wednesday, Jan. 29….
Covington shelter ordinance gets first reading; mayor-penned pension resolution goes to governor
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter It’s about moving forward, Mayor Joseph U. Meyer says. Yes, there are amendments that have…
Region’s first potential cases of coronavirus reported at Miami University: CDC says risk remains low
NKyTribune staff Earlier today, Miami University Student Health Services notified the Butler County General Health District (BCGHD) of two possible…
Commentary: Family farmers speak out against family separation bill, other impacts of SB1
By Ben Abell & Bree Pearsall CFA farmers We are Ben Abell and Bree Pearsall, a husband and wife team…
NKU announces 2020 Innovation Challenge winners; 133 submissions for campus community competition
Northern Kentucky University has announced the winners of its 2020 Innovation Challenge, a proposal competition for the campus to pitch…
Now, for a little fun, you can name this new species of crayfish to support ‘Kentucky Wild;’ clock is ticking
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources is offering a unique opportunity to name a new species through an…
Longest-standing service club in NKY, Rotary of Covington, to celebrate 100th year with giving back
Rotary Club of Covington is celebrating its 100th anniversary is a special way — by “Giving back 100 times.” The…
People of NKY: Paul Miller is a genuine clown, but take seriously his social purpose, entrepreneurship
By Ginger Dawson NKyTribune reporter By now, I imagine just about everybody in Northern Kentucky has heard of Circus Mojo,…
CovCath to honor a family of four brothers, the Wulfecks, as Northern Kentuckian of the Year May 8
Covington Catholic High School will honor four brothers of the Wulfeck family as the 2020 Northern Kentuckian of the Year…
Beshear unveils ‘Education First’ budget ending 14 years of cuts; funds health, pensions, social workers
Gov. Andy Beshear outlined his first budget to lawmakers on Tuesday prioritizing education, health care and protecting our children, underlining…
College basketball notebook: Former area stars Ohmer, Weyer continue to make huge impacts
By Don Owen NKyTribune reporter Jake Ohmer continues to make a huge impact for the basketball program at Georgetown (Ky.),…
City of Covington 2019 year in review: Part 1 focuses on economic development, finance and budget
The City of Covington has provided a ‘year in review’ assessment of 2019. Part one focuses on economic development, which…
Senate sends changes to School Safety Resiliency to House; makes ‘good bill event better’ says sponsor
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Follow-up legislation to last year’s school safety bill easily cleared the state Senate on Monday….