State prepares for reopening business, taking notice of study that shows state’s shutdown has saved lives
By Melissa Patrick and Al Cross Kentucky Health News Gov. Andy Beshear has announced details of the first broad phase…
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UK Health Sciences alum shares candid look at COVID-19 battle on front lines of New York City
By Lauren Thompson University of Kentucky Paintsville native Jarrod Cole has known he wanted to practice medicine since childhood, but…
COVID Update: NKY has 25 new cases, KY has 174 cases, 5 deaths; Beshear aims for ‘smart’ reopening
As of Thursday afternoon, the NKY Health Department reported 25 additional cases of COVID-19 in Northern Kentucky, for 505 total…
Former UK quarterback in thick of COVID-19 battle; provides supplies, services as company president
By Tony Neely University of Kentucky The moment from bowl week was routine: A former player who lives in the…
Newport City Commission unanimously approves nearly $350,000 in street, park improvements
Three streets and a park will be enhanced and repaired through nearly $350,000 in improvement projects unanimously approved by the…
Keven Moore: Screening your employees for COVID-19; provide proper training and protective supplies
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic is changing many features and characteristics of the current workplace, as many employers begin planning…
COVID Update: NKY has 32 new cases; KY has 184 cases, 10 deaths; Governor sets May dates for restart
As of Wednesday afternoon, 32 additional cases of COVID-19 have been identified in Northern Kentucky, for 480 total cases, reported…
With shortened MLB draft, Louisville baseball coach lobbies for expanded rosters at collegiate level
By Russ Brown Kentucky Today This is always an unsettled time of the year for University of Louisville baseball coach…
Council on Postsecondary Education report shows college attainment remains on the rise in Kentucky
Kentucky moved ever closer to its educational attainment goals in the 2018-19 academic year as the combined number of undergraduate…
Louisville baseball bat company taking swing at making PPE masks to battle COVID-19
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A Louisville company known for making sporting goods equipment hopes to “go yard” against the…
Meat scientists answer COVID-19-related consumer questions with practical, science-based answers
By Aimee Nielson University of Kentucky Consumers have raised questions about meat supply and safety during the COVID-19 pandemic. To…
Grayson County story of a rumor is cautionary tale for small towns in uncertain times of COVID-19
By Al Cross Kentucky Health News When a rumor becomes a news story, it often has a larger story to…
Three Navigo experts, moms of high school seniors share advice on moving forward after COVID-19
By Steve Oldfield Learning Grove Not knowing if they’ll get to walk at a graduation ceremony is just the beginning…
St. E. Healthcare, NKY Health work with Rosedale Green to respond to cluster of COVID-19 cases
St. Elizabeth Healthcare and the Northern Kentucky Health Department (NKY Health) are working together with Rosedale Green in response to…
COVID Update: NKY has 9 new cases; KY has 202 cases, 3 deaths; Phase I reopening starts today
As of Sunday afternoon, the NKY Health Department has reported 9 additional cases of COVID-19 in Northern Kentucky, for 410…
Beshear vetoes the ‘Born Alive’ abortion bill, saying law already provides for protection of children
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear vetoed Senate Bill 9 last week, saying that Kentucky law already fully…
First residents move into Madison Place Apartments on Covington riverfront; take virtual tour of choices
Covington’s first high-rise rental community, Madison Place Apartments, officially welcomed its first residents April 24, amid the current COVID-19 pandemic. While…
Jan Hillard: Making sense of COVID-19 — the two faces of public opinion which vary dramatically
There are two faces of public opinion surrounding COVID-19. One face represents the roughly 75% of the public who support…
Uncertainty and financial challenges looming, CPE holds back on statewide tuition limits for next year
Amid the uncertainty and financial challenges of COVID-19, the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education voted to forgo a statewide cap…
Tim Hanner, kidney transplant-recipient-in-waiting (thanks to COVID-19) remains positive and hopeful
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor By now we thought Tim Hanner — teacher, superintendent, and founder of NaviGo career-prep —…
Duke Energy Foundation awards $80K to support COVID-19 relief efforts in area hospitals, nonprofits
The Duke Energy Foundation has awarded an additional $80,000 to greater Cincinnati area hospitals and nonprofit organizations to support relief…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: A look at the impact of COVID-19 outbreak on outdoor activities in Ky.
The impact of the COVID-19 outbreak has reached into the outdoors, where we practice social distancing on purpose. Fishing and…