Kentucky’s COVID cases top 50,000 — adding 906 new cases, 10 deaths; Beshear says ‘take it seriously’
Gov. Andy Beshear on Thursday reported that Kentucky’s coronavirus cases have surpassed 50,000 with 906 cases, bringing the total to…
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Top state officials praise primary election success in the pandemic; future of mail-in voting undetermined
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Top Kentucky officials of both parties are saying the recent primary election, which was perhaps…
Pew Trusts: Trump’s attacks on vote-by-mail may sow doubt on results; ‘work together,’ says Grayson
By Matt Vasilogambros Pew Trusts There is growing concern among election officials and experts that the increasingly partisan debate around…
More than 100,000 Kentucky voters successfully apply online for absentee ballot as of Tuesday
Secretary of State Michael G. Adams announced that as if early Tuesday afternoon, 100,000 registered Kentucky voters have taken advantage…
Voting on June 23: Postcard reminder for mail-in voting, fewer on-site voting sites, register by May 26
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Despite it likely being the most unusual one in state history, preparations are on schedule…
Kenton County Clerk Gabrielle Summe offers a guide to services (including elections) online and by mail
With the closure of the County Government Building at 1840 Simon Kenton Way, Covington due to the COVID-19, the Kenton…
Secretary of State Adams supports ‘easy to vote and hard to cheat’ election reform bill, HB 596
Representative Jason Nemes (R-Louisville) filed House Bill 596, an election reform bill designed to make the voting experience easier both…
Brent Cooper: As region, we made big strides in voting turnout, now let’s engage in policy, infuence
Northern Kentucky is a critical part of the state of Kentucky. The nine-county Northern Kentucky region represents nearly 500,000 people,…
Lauren and Rob Hudson: Letters for families — find common ground in conversations about liberty
Letters for families based on the book “It Can Be Done” @studentsleadusa We write at a time when some people…
Here are your choices for the constitutional offices you’ll be voting for on Election Day, November 5
First of two parts: Governor/Lt. Governor and Attorney General tomorrow as well as special local elections On Tuesday, November 5,…
John Schickel: What do you think of increasing the gas tax and other matters? Remember to vote!
Fall is officially upon us, which means the end of the interim is quickly approaching. It is hard to believe…
Start the Presses! The NKyTribune’s first print edition is being delivered to your mailboxes today
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor What started as a discussion among community leaders about the region’s needs grew into an…
NKCAC’s new leader, Catrena Bowman-Thomas, has embraced the job, the work, and the community
By Ginger Dawson NKyTribune reporter The Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission, an organization whose mission is to assist low income individuals…
Pew Research Center: What makes a good citizen? Top responses: Voting, paying taxes, following law
By John Gramlich Pew Research Center In a Pew Research Center survey in early 2018, around three-quarters of Americans (74%) said voting…
Al Cross: Slow pace so far for the primary and those seeking to be governor; we need to know more
In little more than five weeks, Kentuckians will go to the polls to begin the process of electing their next…
Kristin Baldwin: NKY has dismal voter turnout; what to do to encourage participation, stronger voice?
Kentucky legislators elected in the 2018 midterm elections have taken office, ready to get to work on setting policy at…
NKY Chamber: Support voting for statewide constitutional offices in presidential election years
Our legislators in Frankfort are currently considering two bills this session (HB 23 and SB 4), that, if approved, would…
December 31 is the deadline to change party registration for voting in 2018 primary election
Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes is reminding registered voters who wish to vote in another party’s May 2018 Primary…
State workers cost taxpayers $100,000 in false election leave claims, says Auditor Harmon
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today State workers cost taxpayers more than $100,000 by falsely claiming paid time off for election…
Your vote counts! Kentucky Youth Advocates encourages all residents of voting age to register
Your vote is your voice! In celebration of National Voter Registration Day October 11, Kentucky Youth Advocates are encouraging all Kentuckians…
Kenton County needs poll workers; Summe cites absentee ballot availability, changes to polling places
The Kenton County Board of Elections is looking for poll workers for the primary election being held on Tuesday, May…
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