Covington’s new grant writer on the trail of money; ‘there are some funds we haven’t gotten to yet’
At its core, Meganne Robinson’s mission at the City of Covington is simple: Help the City search under proverbial rocks…
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How high’s the water, Mama? 51 feet and rising (quickly); Covington to install floodgate early Monday
Traffic at the foot of Madison Avenue will be cut to one lane in the morning as crews from the…
Sugar Whiskey Sis opens in downtown Covington; Agave & Rye owners bring moonshine to mainstream
By David Holthaus NKyTribune reporter Moonshine has gone legit, emerging from the backwoods and into mainstream bars and restaurants. Kentucky…
Tri-State Trails launches Connect NKY to advance active transportation in Northern Kentucky
Tri-State Trails, in partnership with The Devou Good Project, will launch a new program called Connect NKY to expand active…
Climbing the Carew Tower: Covington firefighter team preps for 45-floor Fight for Air Climb competition
Covington firefighter Stu Johnson slid off his Air-Pak and bent over, sweat literally dripping off his forehead and hitting the…
Early morning beer in the Cov? Exception would allow alcohol sales at 6 a.m. on St. Paddy’s Day
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter The green beer will be flowing pretty early this St. Patrick’s Day if a new…
Briefs: Covington FOP scholarship, Kellinghaus named to state board, apply for recycled tire projects
Covington FOP scholarship Covington’s police union wants to give $500 to a Covington high school senior who is headed to…
City of Covington: Misconceptions surrounding Section 8 housing program fuel landlord shortage
Section 8 isn’t what you think it is. That’s the City of Covington’s message as it searches for landlords in…
Covington-based Be Concerned acquires the Erlanger social service agency, United Ministries
Be Concerned, a Covington-based food assistance agency, announced today it has acquired United Ministries. United Ministries has provided food help…
Covington to replace most of city’s concrete public trash receptacles with metal cans this spring
Covington has agreed to accept a Wisconsin company’s bid to replace public trash receptacles on street corners. That may not…
Outgoing Renaissance Covington leader celebrates past year; new executive director in place by March
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune For Katie Meyer, it was something akin to a victory lap. Meyer, who in December announced…
People of NKY: Shelly DeFelice-Nelson carries on her father’s legacy, at Dee Felice Cafe in Mainstrasse
By Ginger Dawson Special to NKyTribune I’m am sure many of you are familiar with the Dee Felice Cafe in…
IRS site open house draws 200 to kick off discussion about plans to develop prime piece of real estate
They came dressed in high heels, hiking boots, and clerical collars, and they had plenty of ideas. “They” were the…
Partial shutdown ends, but Be Concerned free pantry sessions for federal employees will go on
A Covington agency that had set special sessions of its free pantry for unpaid federal employees said the initiative will…
Feds investigating suspicious packages sent to the offices of the Diocese of Covington
Suspicious packages sent to the Covington offices of the Diocese of Covington have been turned over to the FBI and…
The River: From a young boy terrified of the river to a grown-up who can’t stay away from it
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Mayor Joe Meyer: City is a place of opportunity for all; disturbing video does not reflect our values
Two days before the holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., an intense discussion took place following breakfast at a…
Covington bids farewell to Warnock; assistant city manager to become Bellevue City Administrator
City Hall said “goodbye” to Assistant City Manager Frank Warnock today with a low-key but heartfelt reception that included cookies…
Open house kicks off Covington IRS site study; City seeks public input in development of prime parcel
For established cities, opportunities like this come along maybe once in their existence: 23 undeveloped acres, one block from a…
More IRS workers instructed to report to work, local NTEU president in D. C. asking for end to shutdown
NKyTribune staff The Internal Revenue Service began instructing more of its employees to report to work Wednesday, without pay, as…
City of Covington awarded $1.37 million grant to target lead-based paint eradication in older homes
The City of Covington has won a $1.374 million grant that will fund a program later this year to protect…
Suspect in November homicide in Covington arrested in Anderson Township Monday morning
NKyTribune staff A suspect in a November homicide in Covington has been arrested in a Cincinnati suburb. Covington police say…