Children, Inc., East Row Garden Club, TMC among recipients of $276,600 in grants from Duke Energy
NKyTribune staff Duke Energy today awarded $276,600 for 16 projects designed to aid clean water, clean air and conservation initiatives…
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Free Street Corner Music Festival on Sat. at Hellman Creative Center in Covington, music, food, activities
On Saturday, September 29 noon-6 p.m. The Hellmann Creative Center (321 W. 12th Street, Covington) will host an afternoon of…
GEST – low-speed vehicle rides that are free to the public – is now operating in Newport.
GEST – which is short for Green Easy Safe Transportation – is now operating in Newport. The Cincinnati-based ride-hailing service…
Beyond the Curb: Tour Newport’s west side, its newest historic district, homes and creative places
By Jill Morenz The Catalyst Fund In celebration of the Catalytic Fund’s 5-year anniversary, Beyond the Curb is featuring 5…
Walton teenager returns from international open water swimming championships with two medals
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Earlier this month, Mariah Denigan spent a few days in Israel competing against swimmers…
KYTC unveils new license design; identity credentials and issuance system designed to improve security
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet unveiled the design of the 2019 driver’s licenses, permits and personal IDs and walked through the…
Beyond the Curb: Enjoy the friendly, relaxed vibe of Ludlow, a community of creatives, beautiful homes
By Jill Morenz The Catalytic Fund The 2018 Beyond the Curb tour is the biggest one yet, featuring 5 properties…
Judges/executive talk about successes, challenges at Chamber’s Eggs ‘N Issues Northern KY Address
By Hannah Carver NKyTribune reporter Workforce development and transportation were two of the key issues on the minds of the…
Task Force to investigate what new Covington City Hall could mean; seeks input from residents
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter It’s official: The clock is ticking on the city’s remaining time in the current City…
Time running out to apply for quota hunts from Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources
Apply for deer, waterfowl, pheasant and sandhill crane quota hunts offered by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources…
Beyond the Curb: Explore Covington, see urban living in iconic architecture, distinct neighborhoods
This year, to celebrate the Catalytic Fund’s 5-year anniversary, Beyond the Curb is featuring 5 properties in each of the…
Jockey Perry Ouzts gets 7,000th career win and celebrates the milestone with an old friend
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Fans didn’t have to wait long to see jockey Perry Ouzts get career win…
NKU’s Research and Education Field Station hosting Nature Adventure Day Sept. 29; families welcome
Northern Kentucky University’s Research and Education Field Station (REFS) will host its annual Nature Adventure Day on September 29 at…
NEWSMAKERS: Rick Hulefeld, a visionary and dreamer, founded Children Inc. and built it to matter
Staff report This is part of a series on the NKyTribune’s NEWSMAKER award winners who will be recognized and celebrated…
Jockey Perry Ouzts on the cusp of 7,000 career wins; could reach milestone today at Belterra Park
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Jockey Perry Ouzts is about to reach a milestone, possibly today, that few in…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Some of the best fishing for smallmouth bass arrives with autumn, as waters cool
With the arrival of autumn, as water temperatures begin to decline because of cooler nights and shorter days, anglers turn…
NKY Chamber board chair Jim Parsons wants to increase participation to strengthen its influence
By Kevin Eigelbach NKyTribune reporter When you think of the phrase “Chamber of Commerce,” what comes to mind? If you…
Prep Sports Notebook: Conner changes football homecoming theme to honor beloved teacher
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Conner High School students changed the theme for Friday’s homecoming parade and football game…
New head of Department of Public Health, Jeffrey Howard, faces huge health, financial issues statewide
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Kentucky’s recently installed health commissioner is a 30-year-old doctor, two years short of being…
Legislative committee hears about the growth of KY’s biggest exporter — aerospace and defense industry
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today If you thought the automotive industry was Kentucky’s biggest exporter, think again. It’s the aerospace…
City of Covington incentives give boost to small businesses with rent subsidy, facade improvements
The City of Covington is giving seven small businesses help with first-year rent and façade improvements. The incentives – representing…
Kentucky chipping in to help those impacted by hurricane; discounts at parks, KYTC lifts restrictions
NKyTribune staff Kentucky agencies are offering relief to those fleeing areas in the path of Hurricane Florence or truck drivers…