Our Rich History: Newport’s own Thomas P. Anshutz, an unassuming painter and an influential teacher
By James C. Claypool Special to NKyTribune Part 45 of our series, “Resilience and Renaissance: Newport, Kentucky, 1795-2020.” His paintings…
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Kentucky House Democrats unveil series of bills for 2021 General Assembly to ‘modernize’ voting laws
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky House Democrats have unveiled a series of bills they plan to introduce during the…
Billy Reed: Just when I was thinking some people had good sense, we find out it really is about the money
Yes, that was heartfelt applause you heard coming from this corner when two of the country’s major college sports conferences,…
The River: Save the Delta Queen — keeping beloved steamboat from termites, slackers, and extinction
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Beyond the Curb: River City Living tour takes you to Skypoint Luxury Condos and jaw-dropping views
Beyond the Curb’s inside view of urban living goes virtual this year with River City Living — take the virtual…
The outside is open! It’s Great Outdoor Week and there are healthy, safe activities around the region
From families to outdoor enthusiasts, this year’s Great Outdoor Week has something for everyone. Redesigned with safety in mind in…
City of Southgate, Ashley Builders respond to lawsuit filed to stop development at Beverly Hills site
Staff report The City of Southgate and Ashley Builders Group responded to a lawsuit filed Thursday in Campbell Circuit Court…
Kentucky Supreme Court hears suit brought by three NKY businesses related to Beshear’s executive orders
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky Supreme Court heard oral arguments Thursday on whether Gov. Andy Beshear exceeded his…
Al Cross: McConnell should get Trump to stop contradicting science — that’s bad for public health
When I was a child growing up in one of the poorest counties in the nation, with one of the…
Adams urges Kentucky voters to take advantage of early voting, says successful election plans in place
Staff report Secretary of State Michael Adams testified Wednesday before the Interim Joint Committee on Appropriations & Revenue, offering legislators…
Kenton County Clerk Gabrielle Summe warns that grace period on vehicle registration ends Oct. 6
As of September 15, there are over 14,000 vehicle registrations in Kenton County that are unpaid beyond their original expiration…
Don Owen: While NKU celebrates 50 years of sports, check out this top 50 in Norse athletics history
For those who aren’t aware, Northern Kentucky University is celebrating its 50th anniversary of intercollegiate athletics during the 2020-21 academic…
Newport Racing & Gaming facility to open on Oct. 2 for historical racing machine gaming, simulcasts
Newport Racing & Gaming will open its historical racing machine gaming floor, bar and horse racing simulcast area to the…
Our Rich History: Prostitution, progressivism, and prohibition all part of Newport’s colorful past
By Jeremy D. Shea Special to NKyTribune Part 44 of our series, “Resilience and Renaissance: Newport, Kentucky, 1795-2020.” For many…
Behringer-Crawford’s freshArt auction goes virtual; continues tradition online, offers livestream bidding
Behringer-Crawford isn’t letting the pandemic stop its 28-year tradition of auctioning freshly-created art to benefit our community’s youth through its…
The River: Changes were in the air as grand riverboat begins the year to ‘Save the DELTA QUEEN”
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Billy Reed: When my high school granddaughter is playing field hockey, I won’t promise not to worry
This fall my younger granddaughter is playing field hockey at Assumption High School in Louisville. She loves the sport so…
Kentucky Health News: Eight nursing homes had 1/3 of state’s COVID-19 deaths and few registered nurses
Kentucky Health News Almost 600 residents of Kentucky long-term-care facilities have died of COVID-19, and almost a third of those…
Joe Durrett to run ‘Boston Marathon’ on Thomas More’s campus — 26.2 miles — on Monday morning
Joe Durrett, president of the Thomas More Alumni Association Board of Directors, will be running this year’s Boston Marathon —…
We remember: Even here, 650 miles away, terrorist attacks on World Trade Center left lasting scars
With their suddenness, violence, and scope, the horrific events that transpired 19 years ago today stunned and traumatized America. Even…
NKU, Covington unveil new Collaborative for Economic Engagement hub in Innovation Alley
Northern Kentucky University and the City of Covington unveiled the Collaborative for Economic Engagement, a one-stop innovation hub for businesses…
Beyond the Curb: Take a tour of artsy studio apartment in Ludlow in Episode 7 of River City Living
Ludlow is becoming known for its active art and music scene. Two of its mainstays are twin brothers and artists,…