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COVID surge from Omicron now clear in Kentucky: long lines for NKY testing as nation’s cases soar
Staff report COVID testing sites in Northern Kentucky have been inundated, as long lines and wait times reflected the demand….
Historic Roebling Bridge opening in Covington delayed by three weeks for more masonry work
The reopening of the John A. Roebling Bridge between Covington and Cincinnati is being delayed by about three weeks to…
Kentucky Realtors expect house price growth to moderate as market trends to buyer-friendly
Kentucky REALTORS® expect an increase in sales volume in the next year even as the market continues to turn buyer-friendly,…
Five legacy NKY businesses thriving through the generations, honoring past, building their own future
By Tabari McCoy NKY Chamber Business Journal It is something every business seeks to establish, to be recognized for and…
Our Rich History: The Dr. Thomas A. Coffey years as president of Thomas More, 1982-1985
By David E. Schroeder Special to NKyTribune Part 25 of our series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021….
Prep Sports Notebook: Two 9th Region players are state’s leading scorers in girls basketball
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Two seniors on 9th Region girls basketball teams are the state’s leading scorers going…
Gary Bressler’s family, celebrating Christmas without him, await answers on why KSP troopers shot him
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor As we are celebrating Christmas with our loved ones, the family of Gary Bressler is…
Kentucky native Dana Canady’s memoir, A Journal for Jordan, now a feature film released to movie theaters
By Meg Mills University of Kentucky Dana Canedy’s New York Times best-selling memoir A Journal for Jordan, has been adapted into…
Judge Gregory Bartlett honored for service as he retires from Kenton County Circuit Court bench
Judges, lawyers, court personnel, and citizens joined in the celebration this week honoring Judge Gregory Bartlett on his retirement from…
Mary Kathleen (Kate) Molloy appointed to Kenton Circuit Court vacancy of retiring Judge Bartlett
Gov. Andy Beshear has appointed Mary Kathleen (Kate) Molloy fill a judicial vacancy in Kenton County Circuit Court. Molloy was…
State Search Warrant Task Force issues final report, with 8 recommendations on search warrant process
Attorney General Daniel Cameron joined members of the Search Warrant Task Force today to announce the release of the Task…
Al Cross: A tradition continues with Christmas gifts for Kentucky politicians
Forty years ago this week, Ed Ryan, as chief of the Courier-Journal Frankfort Bureau, began the annual tradition of bestowing…
NKyTribune gets increased NewsMatch commitment for contributions to its campaign from individuals
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Property owners, tenants say modern voucher program helps meet need for affordable housing
When it comes to getting affordable housing on the market, Bridget and Carlo Erna don’t have time for tired old…
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AG, state chamber, retailers warn Kentuckians of gift card scams; new campaign warns of dangers
Attorney General Daniel Cameron, the Kentucky Retail Federation and the Kentucky Chamber launched a new initiative aimed at warning Kentuckians…
Our Rich History: ‘Underground’ newspapers and student activism at Thomas More College
By Tom Ward Special to NKyTribune Part 24 of Our Series: “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University. 1971-2021” There…
NKU honors more than 1,700 students at 49th commencement exercises on Saturday
Northern Kentucky University honored more than 1,700 graduates with family and friends looking on at the 49th Annual Commencement exercises…
Omicron variant shows up in state, including Kenton, Campbell counties; Governor urges masks
Gov. Andy Beshear urged rigorous masking in schools and workplace settings after testing confirmed the fast-spreading COVID-19 omicron variant in…
Friends of James West, Tri-ED’s first executive, start NKU scholarship in his honor; here’s how to donate
Friends of James West, the first executive director of the Tri-County Economic Development Corporation (Tri-ED) in 1987, have joined with…
CVG expecting 90 percent of 2019 volume during next two weeks; travelers advised to prepare in advance
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) expects December holiday travel to be spread out over the next two weeks beginning…