Stateline: As drag shows go ‘mainstream,’ red states like Kentucky look to restrict performances
By Amanda Hernández Stateline Drag performances used to be found mostly in the confines of nightlife venues such as clubs…
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KCTCS recognizes students and graduates ‘Going Pro’ with sign-up day celebration in Capitol Rotunda
The Kentucky Community & Technical College System (KCTCS) recognized students and graduates who are “Going Pro” and beginning their professional…
St. E. Healthy Headlines: What’s in a nutrition label on foods you purchase? A step toward healthier eating
Most packaged foods sold in the United States include a nutrition label, which details nutrients in the food and recommended…
KY Council on Postsecondary Education data shows growth in enrollment and credential production
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) heard promising news about enrollment and credential production during its business meeting on…
Our Rich History: 50 years later — the April 1974 tornado outbreak left a path of destruction
By Paul A. Tenkotte, Ph.D. Special to NKyTribune Part 2 of a three-part series on the region’s destructive tornadoes It…
Happy Easter! Communities around the region celebrated the holiday with Easter Egg hunts for kids
Today is Easter, a serious religious observation. It has also evolved into a fun tradition for children involving Easter egg…
The River: (Remembering) riverboat folk yearning to hear the ‘ready whistle’ and engines warming up
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Governor signs bills to protect children from abuse, declares April Child Abuse Prevention Month
Gov. Andy Beshear this week signed House Bill 207, which would criminalize owning or selling child sex dolls and make it…
Mixed bag of legislation advances to Governor’s desk in last minutes; DEI dead, ‘Momnibus’ likely so
Kentucky Lantern This year’s banner culture war crusade fizzled out in the Kentucky Senate in the final days of the…
Infrastructure construction at Covington Central Riverfront begins Monday, first homes to follow
Less than two years after an O’Rourke Wrecking excavator punched the first hole in the sprawling IRS “Flat Top” complex,…
Legislative Ethics Commission reports more than $6 million spent on lobbying during 2024 GA session
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky General Assembly is winding down its 60-day session and the Legislative Ethics Commission…
FEAM Aero celebrates grand opening of new $45 million hanger at CVG, creates 250 full-time positions
Gov. Andy Beshear joined CVG, local officials and leaders from F&E Aircraft Maintenance (FEAM Aero) to celebrate the grand opening…
General Assembly approves $30 billion state budget for next two fiscal years, sent to Governor’s desk
The General Assembly approved a $30 billion state budget for the next two fiscal years on Thursday, after considering the…
‘Buddy’ LaRosa opened his first pizzeria 70 years ago, celebrates 64 locations in three states
By Ann Keeling Special to NKyTribune It’s hard to imagine that when Donald “Buddy” LaRosa opened his first pizzeria 70…
Installation of new ‘Love the Cov’ sculpture enhances Covington riverfront and Riverfront Commons
Covington’s riverfront has become even more vibrant with the installation of the eagerly awaited ‘Love the Cov’ sculpture. The 12-foot-…
Covington approves IRS site contracts; Mayor says ‘Dirt will be moved’; modifies public comments
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter In what Covington Mayor Joseph U. Meyer called an “extraordinary meeting,” city commissioners unanimously approved…
Greg and Jake Rouse are adding Ft. Mitchell’s Hit Seekers Sports Cards to the Great American Ballpark
Staff report Hit Seekers Sports Cards, a premiere sports hobby shop, is expanding from its home base as a retail…
NKY Chapter of Kyians for the Commonwealth to hold candidate meet and greets in advance of May primary
The Northern Kentucky chapter of Kentuckians for the Commonwealth has scheduled candidate meet and greets between residents and candidates ahead…
Mike Tussey: Tomorrow, the 105th Findlay Market Opening Day Parade kicks of a ‘Cincinnati Holiday’
One year ago in 2023 -130,000 made the trek to Cincinnati and attend the historic Findlay Market Opening Day Parade….
Dixie Heights High School names six to be inducted into Distinguished Alumni, Educator Halls of Fame
Dixie Heights High School has announced five alumni and one educator to be inducted into its Distinguished Alumni and Distinguished…
Covington Education Foundation selects Covington Mayor Joe Meyer as its 2024 Person of the Year
The Covington Education Foundation on Monday named Covington Mayor Joe Meyer as its 2024 Person of the Year, citing his…
Enzweiler Building Institute accepting enrollment for Skilled Trades Summer Camps for grades 10-12
The Enzweiler Building Institute, in partnership with NaviGo College and Career Prep Services, has announced open enrollment for its Skilled…