State expands crisis services for Kentuckians at risk of suicide; Pathways CMHC gains accreditation
The Kentucky Department for Behavioral Health, Developmental, and Intellectual Disabilities (DBHDID), an agency of the Cabinet for Health and Family…
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Kentucky Chamber releases 2021 Federal Priorities following 2020 elections, advocating for businesses
As Kentucky looks to recover and rebuild its economy from the coronavirus pandemic, the Kentucky Chamber has released its 2021…
CVG, AAA offer suggestions on travel as holiday season nears; consumers seeking trusted advice
As a result of the pandemic, travelers are unsure about the current state of travel, especially by air. According to…
City of Union designates Nov. 28 as Small Business Saturday in support of locally owned businesses
The City Commission of Union has issued a proclamation designating Nov. 28 as Small Business Saturday, a national day of…
Gold Star, St. Vincent de Paul partner for annual coat drive; seeks to provide coats for those in need
In a year that has seen an increased need for neighbors to help one another, Gold Star is again sponsoring…
Gov. reports another record day with 3,825 new virus cases as restrictions on restaurants, bars take effect
Gov. Andy Beshear once again reported the state’s highest ever number of new daily cases Friday. He reported 3,825 cases…
AAA: Majority of Kentuckians not traveling for Thanksgiving; virus keeping families at home
A new survey by AAA indicates that a large majority of Kentucky residents will not be traveling for the Thanksgiving…
Gateway, Learning Grove modify in-house childcare offerings for students during COVID-19 pandemic
Prior to COVID-19, Gateway Community & Technical College partnered with Learning Grove, formerly Children, Inc., to offer an in-house childcare facility…
2020 Kids Count Data Book looks at impact of ‘dual pandemics’ on Kentucky’s children and families
The 2020 Kentucky KIDS COUNT County Data Book examines the impacts of the dual pandemics of COVID-19 and systemic racial…
Jan Hillard: COVID 19, the flu, smallpox, more and the curious case of anti-vaccination from beginning
Suspicion about vaccines is not new. Opposition to vaccinations dates back to the 1800s when some resisted taking the smallpox…
Commentary: Citizen voices are key to COVID-19 response in education and beyond
By Natalie McCutchen, Annette Hines, and Spandana Pavuluri Prichard Committee volunteers Add to Kentucky’s groundswell of education influencers some innovative,…
KCTC temporarily closes seven driver licensing offices — including Florence — due to COVID
Three regional driver licensing offices and four smaller field offices operated by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) have been closed…
In unanimous decision, Kentucky Supreme Court rules Beshear’s COVID-19 executive orders are legal
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today In a unanimous decision, the Kentucky Supreme Court on Thursday upheld Gov. Andy Beshear’s power…
Now more than ever, Kentucky restaurants need your support and business — here’s how you can help
By Dan Liebman Special to NKyTribune The National Restaurant Association estimates that by the end of the year, roughly 100,000…
Jason Glass: November a time to bring attention to prevalence of homeless youth in Kentucky
November is National Homeless Youth Awareness Month, a time for us to bring attention to the prevalence of homeless youth…
Dr. Dale Toney: As pandemic continues, access to health care more vital than ever for Kentuckians
Insurance plays a vital role for everyone in our health care system, whether you’re enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid, an employer-sponsored…
Christian County health director goes behind data to tell COVID-19 ‘stories to pull at your heartstrings’
The front-line fighters against the coronavirus are employees of local health departments, who find their jobs increasingly difficult. People exposed…
Beshear reports worst week yet with 1,177 new cases, 4 deaths Sunday; urges caution and vigilance
Gov. Andy Beshear implored Kentuckians, especially those in red zone counties, to follow the recommendations to reduce the spread of…
Don Owen: Unless KHSAA adjusts quickly, football playoffs doomed to same fate as Sweet 16 basketball
Covington Catholic’s winning streak on the gridiron is over. And, unless something incredible happens soon, the remainder of the prep…
NKU to play home basketball games without fans until at least January; Bellarmine to call Freedom Hall home
NKyTribune staff Due to the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Northern Kentucky University will begin the 2020-21 men’s and…
With Campbell and Kenton counties in the ‘red zone,’ NKU moves to remote operations this week
As Campbell and Kenton are on the list of “red” counties in Kentucky, which means that the COVID-19 cases have…
Stacie Strotman: Bringing Wi-Fi to all students essential for NTI during COVID-19 pandemic
It’s hard to believe that we have been living through a global pandemic for the past seven months (almost eight)….