Our Rich History: David A. Armstrong served as Thomas More’s 14th president, exceeded his goals
By David E. Schroeder Special to NKyTribune Part 49 of our series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021…
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Unshame KY campaign to reduce stigma associated with drug addiction shows promising results
A campaign to reduce stigma associated with substance-use disorders has shown it can change attitudes and beliefs about people with…
A progress report on Covington’s IRS site as demolition, clean-up make way for development
A progress report on the demolition and clean-up at the Covington site of the old IRS facility. And progress is…
National average of gas prices tops $5.00 per gallon; Kentucky up 16 cents on week to $4.79
The national gas price average topped the $5 threshold Saturday, marking 15 straight days of new record highs. This new…
Newport Aquarium committed to conservation and making difference in protecting ocean, animals
The Newport Aquarium celebrated the 30th anniversary of World Ocean’s Day this week, while visitors enjoyed a day filled with…
Rick Pender’s Oldest Cincinnati is deep dive into our history; did you know buffalo built first roads?
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Covid was quite productive for Rick Pender. And it may very well prove to be…
Covington, state nearing Brent Spence deal, includes stormwater fix, project liaison, street improvements
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter There was a big addition to Tuesday night’s caucus meeting agenda — one that could…
Our Rich History: Thomas More’s Education Dept.’s successes — travel abroad, birth of masters program
By Tom Ward Thomas More University Part 48 of Our Series: “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021” The…
No relief at the pump as gas prices skyrocket, KY sees some of largest weekly jumps in nation
Since Monday, the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline has increased by 14 cents to $4.76. The average…
City of Covington’s Eastern Corridor Initiative wins award from American Planning Association
Efforts to “activate” four eastern neighborhoods in Covington by engaging the community have caught the attention of the nation’s largest…
Keven Moore: Raising awareness of safe towing practices during National Trailer Safety Week
National Trailer Safety Week runs June 5-11. The mission of the campaign is to improve the safety of the nation’s…
Free Fishing Weekend June 4-5 offers chance to fish license-free; special local events planned for kids
Try your hand at fishing in Kentucky at no charge during free fishing weekend, June 4-5. To help celebrate family…
COV kicks off NKY Pride week with full slate of events culminating with Sunday’s Pride festival, Parade
Whether you call them “unicorns” or “gargicorns” (to play off their gargoyle-esque vibe), the concrete magical beasts donated to the…
City gets OK to use up to $45.5m in future state tax revenue to help develop IRS project
The City of Covington can use up to $45.5 million in future state tax revenue to help develop the 23-acre…
Our Rich History: Thomas More College education department carries a tradition into the 21st century
By Tom Ward Thomas More University Part 47 of Our Series: “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021” Villa…
Wok & Roll is rock-‘n-rolling with great Chinese food by Wu Linn and his family
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter They’re both here to stay. Rock and Roll. And Wok & Roll. It might be…
Madison Avenue, 12 St./MLK Blvd. intersection in Covington closed starting June 13 for resurfacing
One of Covington’s busiest intersections — Madison Avenue and M.L. King Jr. Boulevard/12th Street – will be closed to traffic…
Covington offers parking amnesty for nearly 22,000 unpaid parking tickets through the month of June
If you own one or more of the 21,811 unpaid parking tickets issued in the City of Covington during the…
Reminders about potential health risks, as water activities kick off Memorial Day weekend
Kentucky Today Memorial Day weekend is often considered the unofficial start of summer and outdoor activities, so the State Division…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Kentucky’s Alligator Gar restoration program celebrates 13th year
Now in its 13th year, Kentucky’s Alligator Gar (Atractosteus spathula) restoration program continues with its long-term goal of restoring self-sustaining…
Feds award $1.8m for Covington’s IRS site design — for roads, sidewalks, and utilities
The City of Covington has secured another piece of funding for the redevelopment of the 23-acre site downtown that once…
City commission approves spending for first APRA ‘buckets’ and brick paver replacement, more
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter After discussing a possible allocation at their regular caucus meeting last week, then meeting to…