Major sewer project set to begin in Covington’s Eastside neighborhood, will take months to complete
A $1.2 million sewer project is about to begin in a corner of Covington’s Eastside neighborhood. Workers from SD1, Sanitation…
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Tobergte looks back on string of successes, few regrets, in nearly three decades at NKY Tri-ED
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The announcement last month that Dan Tobergte would step down Northern Kentucky Tri-County Economic…
Covington may change law for low-speed vehicle businesses; waste collection changes also proposed
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter They look like souped-up golf carts But don’t call them that. They are much, much…
Briefs: Duke promotions, Mubea scholarships, Business After Hours, Governor’s appointments
NKyTribune staff Duke Energy has promoted Chuck Session to Vice President, Government Affairs – Ohio and Kentucky and Rhonda Whitaker…
Artist Lori Seibert creates an art workshop for residents of Covington’s Rosedale Green
Local artist Lori Siebert led Rosedale Green Nursing Home residents and staff in a free Art Workshop this week. Seibert’s…
Covington Outdoors Weekend offers something for everyone today through Sunday
Are you a hard-core exercise enthusiast who aspires to be on American Ninja Warrior, or does your notion of outdoor…
Freking’s passion for his work reaps benefits for duffers at Devou Golf and Event Center
By Benjamin Shipp NKyTribune reporter It is sometimes hard to judge the impact of service to the community, but for…
Ashland relocating headquarters from RiverCenter Towers in Covington to Wilmington, Delaware
NKyTribune staff Ashland Inc. Tuesday announced plans to relocate its headquarters in RiverCenter Towers in Covington to Wilmington, Delaware. Ashland…
Police make arrest in Monday morning stabbing of homeless man in downtown Covington
NKyTribune staff Police have made an arrest in the Monday morning stabbing incident on West Fifth Street and Madison Avenue…
Revamped Covington Code Enforcement Division looking to fill five part-time positions
Covington’s new-look Code Enforcement Division is seeking inspectors to carry out a critical task: Protect the health and safety of…
Tickets on sale for Catholic Charities’ CaSSba ‘Better in the Bluegrass’ fundraiser at Drees Pavilion
Join Catholic Charities for their 31st CaSSba annual fundraiser, “Better in the Bluegrass,” which will be held at the Drees…
Covington man gets 35 years in prison for double shooting in August that left one dead, another injured
NKyTribune staff Damondre Williams was sentenced to 35 years in prison for killing one man and seriously injuring another in…
Weekend lane closures on Brent Spence Bridge scheduled; work will reinforce temporary repairs
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) advises motorists of a temporary closure of the right two lanes of the Brent…
Covington city manager explains how new parking authority will function when launched this year
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The City of Covington will launch its new Parking Authority this year. The authority…
Covington sues to recover costs of addiction treatment; says companies put profits ahead of safety
The City of Covington filed suit in federal court today, joining local and state governments across the nation in trying…
Pop-up Madhatter Park to open at Gateway Foundation green space on Pike Street in Covington
The Gateway Community and Technical College Foundation together with Renaissance Covington and other local partners have activated the green space…
CTI Clinical Trial and Consulting Services promotes Meisenhelder to senior corporate counsel
Covington-based CTI Clinical Trial and Consulting Services (CTI), has announced the promotion of Jamie Meisenhelder to Senior Corporate Counsel and…
Mobile syringe access exchange program begins next week in NKY, open house in Covington Thursday
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The Northern Kentucky Health Department (NKY Health) hosted an open house for its mobile…
Canfield, Whatley honored by Covington City Commission on retirement; priority list approved
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Roughly 75 years of city experience officially retired at Covington’s regularly scheduled commission meeting Tuesday…
Jerry Peluso: ‘We did the right thing,’ in approving mobile syringe exchange access program in Newport
*Editor’s note: The Northern Kentucky Health Department will begin operating a syringe exchange access program July 24. The mobile unit…
Master Provisions welcomes and thanks Kentucky Colonels for funding food office renovation
Kentucky Colonels Gary and Derek Boschert visited Master Provisions July 10 to see the renovated food operations office that was…
Covington Business Council panelists talk about role and importance of independent restaurants
Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The Covington Business Council (CBC) Luncheon focused on the independent restaurant sector. Panelists included local…