Ryle wrestling sisters among top 25 in girls national rankings after winning four state titles
By Blake Lehmann NKyTribune sports reporter Girls wrestling isn’t an officially sanctioned sport by the Kentucky High School Athletics Association,…
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NKY Chamber announces 51 members of Leadership Northern Kentucky class for 10-month program
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce announced the 44th class of Leadership Northern Kentucky which includes 51 professionals representing businesses…
Beyond the Curb: Season 3 of River City living kicks off with homes in Covington and Newport
The popular video home tour series, Beyond the Curb: River City Living, began in 2020 as a pandemic pivot from…
Circuit court judge temporarily restores access to abortions in KY; injunction hearing set for July 6
This story has been updated. By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter A state judge granted a request Thursday from three…
Boone County’s Joud Dahleh wants to bring student perspective and representation to KBOE term
Kentuckians may know Joud Dahleh through her many roles: a helper, hospital volunteer, mentor, peer tutor, student and aspiring travel…
St. Elizabeth Healthcare expanding Florence hospital campus 125,000 sq.ft., undertaking variety of updates
St. Elizabeth Healthcare is expanding its Florence hospital campus to offer advanced, specialized care in Northern Kentucky and improve patient…
State Democratic Party says ag chief Ryan Quarles paid appointee who mostly campaigned for judge
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter The Kentucky Democratic Party claims Republican Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles has paid his chief attorney,…
Abortion rights advocates file lawsuit in state court to restore access to abortions in Kentucky
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter Three agencies that advocate for reproductive rights filed a lawsuit Monday in state court…
AAA: Nearly 663,000 Kentuckians expected to travel this July 4th weekend; many will take to roadways
With summer travel season in full swing, Kentuckians are expected to make the most of the upcoming Independence Day holiday,…
Our Rich History: TMU’s Field Station starting next 50 years of river research, education, outreach
By Dr. Chris Lorentz Thomas More University Part 51 of our series “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021…
Prep Sports Notebook: Defending region champions post 9-0 record in summer basketball team camp
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter During the final week of high school basketball team camps before the summer dead…
The River: What’s hot on the river? The revamping of Charleston ‘Sternwheel Regatta’ and thus memories
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
‘Trigger law’ means most abortions end in Kentucky with Supreme Court Decision to overturn Roe v. Wade
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter As the Supreme Court overruled Roe v. Wade Friday, eliminating a constitutional right to…
‘Focus on Roebling’ photo contest returns after pandemic hiatus; entries accepted July 1-31
Get your cameras out and head to the river. July will see the return of the “Focus on the Roebling”…
New report shows rural voters rely on vote-by-mail, early voting, including 72% of rural Kentucky voters
Voters in rural areas across the country heavily rely on alternative ways to vote, including voting by mail and in-person…
NKY Chamber’s new ‘Encounter NKY’ program aims to help emerging leaders develop relationships
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) has developed a new program focused on assisting employers with retaining top…
Covington’s annual drop-off event for recycling (e-waste, old files, styrofoam) Saturday at Holmes
Ready to purge that outdated television or computer? Tired of other electronic items gathering dust? How about that drawer full…
Mary and Ken Lucas, StoryPoint residents, to be Grand Marshals of Union Celebrates America parade
Every year, the people of Union, Kentucky, look forward to celebrating the Fourth of July holiday at the city’s annual…
Gravity Diagnositcs COVID-19 testing sites closing June 29; nearly 4m tests done to protect public health
Gravity Diagnostics COVID-19 testing sites provided reliable and fast COVID-19 testing to the public so there was accessible testing when…
Covington’s Hannah Edelen, 24, crowned Miss Kentucky; will compete in Miss America pageant
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Hannah Edelen, 24, a Springfield native, Covington resident, and public school teacher, was crowned Miss…
NKU, City of Cincinnati partnership highlights expanded professional development opportunities
Northern Kentucky University and the City of Cincinnati announced a new partnership that will allow City of Cincinnati employees to…
Boone County to receive more than $800,000 for high-speed internet as part of Better Kentucky Plan
Gov. Andy Beshear on Monday announced an investment of over $203 million to expand reliable and affordable high-speed internet to…