Purple People Bridge fully reopened to public as Winter Nights River Lights holiday light display is on
Just in time for the holiday season, The Purple People Bridge fully reopened to the public Friday evening with a…
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CVG previews this year’s holiday travel season — projections, tips for travelers who are flying this year
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) expects November and December to be the busiest months for passenger traffic since the…
Kathy Burkhardt tells state superintendents that family engagement is key to student success
One of the best predictors of student success is the extent to which families are encouraging learning at home, Kathy…
Beshear offers four new strategies to deal with unemployment insurance issues that plague state
Gov. Andy Beshear on Thursday announced four new strategies in dealing with the unemployment insurance issues that have plagued the…
City of Union announces winners of inaugural photo contest capturing small-town charm of growing city
The City of Union recently launched a photo contest inviting residents to submit landscape and life pictures that capture the…
Four stars of the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame unveiled at CVG, there until park opens in 2022
A special display of four stars of the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame was unveiled Wednesday at the Greater…
With holiday shopping season right around the corner, BBB tips help to get most bang for your buck
Traditionally, Black Friday is the single busiest shopping day of the year. Whether you’re safely shopping in person or online…
Duke Energy, BBB warn customers, small businesses about scams during Utility Scam Awareness Week
Duke Energy, the Better Business Bureau and other officials will join in a news conference today to warn customers and…
Sen. Chris McDaniel presented 2021 County Advocate award from Kentucky Association of Counties
Sen. Chris McDaniel, of Taylor Mill, has been presented a 2021 County Advocate award by the Kentucky Association of Counties…
Beshear says COVID cases in Kentucky may be hitting a plateau; get your kids vaccinated — talk to your doctor
Gov. Andy Beshear said Monday new COVID-19 cases in Kentucky appear to be hitting a plateau, after declining for seven…
Popular Finders Keepers Scavenger Hunt back in Covington for Thanksgiving weekend — sign up here
The popular NKY Finders Keepers scavenger hunt is back for Thanksgiving weekend. Players find clues in four Covington neighborhoods. Using…
Purple People Bridge to reopen Friday and switch will be flipped for annual Winter Nights River Lights
The Purple People Bridge will reopen Friday, Nov. 19, with a private ribbon-cutting featuring local elected officials and donors planned…
SmartAsset’s annual study of “Best Value Colleges” ranks NKU #1 of the state’s public universities
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Northern Kentucky University has been named the #1 public university in Kentucky on the list…
Our Rich History: Thomas More College ‘legend,’ artist Darrell Brothers; art still hangs around campus
By Raymond Hebert Special to NKyTribune Part 20 of out Series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021 Darrell…
The River: Fifty years ago this week, the DELTA QUEEN departs New Orleans; come along for the trip
By Capt. Don Sanders Special to NKyTribune (The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders is sharing the…
Kentucky Soybean Board to give to nonprofits Goodyear tires made with soy-based oil; apply here
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today As part of their “Soy on the Move” campaign, the Kentucky Soybean Board will provide…
Kentucky ranks 37th for overall well-being of its children in latest Kids Count County Data Book
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The annual Kids Count County Data Book on children’s well-being ranks Kentucky 37th in…
New Riff Distilling to host drive-thru donation event Nov. 14 to support St. Vincent de Paul coat drive
New Riff Distilling is hosting a drive-thru coat donation event to support St. Vincent de Paul’s annual coat drive Sunday…
NewsMakers 2021: Shannon Starkey-Taylor is early childhood education guru, super-mom and more
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Shannon Starkey-Taylor is the go-to guru of early childhood education, the super-mom of advocacy for…
‘Lost in Yonkers,’ filmed in Ludlow, returns to Ludlow Theater Sunday, benefits city’s Historical Society
Almost thirty years ago, the film crew for Neil Simon’s play, Lost in Yonkers, remade the city of Ludlow as…
NewsMakers 2021: Tri-ED’s Lee Crume has a plan and a vision — loves where he is and where we can go
This is the 4th in a 5-part series honoring The NKyTribune’s NewsMakers 2021 By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Lee Crume…
Union commission approves zoning change for Union Promenade, a 61.8 acre project in heart of city
Union Promenade, a strategic mixed-use project, involving a 61.8 acre site in the heart of Union has been approved by…