Northern Kentucky University dedicates newest building, Health Innovations Center; first since 2011
President Ashish Vaidya will be joined by Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin and St. Elizabeth Healthcare President and CEO Garren Colvin today in dedicating the university’s newest building, the Health Innovations Center.
NKU Board of Regents’ Chair Lee Scheben, members of the Kentucky General Assembly,...
Candidate forums set: Newport, Covington, Park Hills city commissions and two state legislative districts
As the November 6 election approaches, more candidate forums are being scheduled.
The NKyTribune is offering a final forum on October 29 for state legislative races and is partnering with the NKY Chapter...
Newport receives grant of $91,500 from KOHS to upgrade police communications equipment
By Don Owen
NKyTribune reporter
The City of Newport has received a grant of $91,500 from the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security that will be used toward the purchase of digital radio communication equipment...
Chef Lori wants to come to your holiday party; her catering business is Lula’s for Lunch — and More
By Hannah Carver
NKyTribune Sponsored Content Editor
It may be hard to believe, but the holidays are almost here. Among those already busy with preparations is Chef Lori Pierce (Lula), who advertises...
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GrowthBridge Fund achieves $2M investment objective with support of Covington-based Wyzerr
The L. Ross Love GrowthBridge Fund, an investment initiative of the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber’s Minority Business Accelerator, announced that the fund has been fully disbursed through two recent... - More »
- CVG airfares are at an all-time low; passengers paying $240 less per ticket than four years ago
- Villa Italian Kitchen 9th annual 'Have a Slice Day' Wednesday in honor of National Pizza Month.
- Chef Lori wants to come to your holiday party; her catering business is Lula's for Lunch -- and More
- BBB Trends: Spooked by Halloween sales? Don't be haunted by a poor decision
- NKY Chamber looking for applications for Business IMPACT Awards in seven categories
- New City of Covington e-blast is designed to be a 'want ad' for commercial properties
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Innovative Approaches to Literacy awards $5.2 million in grants to seven NKY school districts
Seven school districts in Northern Kentucky are celebrating a $5.2 million boost to literacy for the more than 8,000 children they collectively serve. provided photo Working collaboratively through the... - More »
- NKU Admissions is taking NKU to You on the road; will hold fast track sessions for spring enrollment
- Thomas More University hosting Ohio River symposium and summit on Oct. 18 -- sign up here
- NKU receives National Science Foundation grant to support underrepresented STEM students
- New NaviGo Scholars met business sponsors, coaches for first time -- are ready for the experience
- Northern Kentucky Education Council to launch 'Find Your Place' coalitions for kids at fall meeting Oct. 31
- School was out so Balluff opened its doors for students to wonders of manufacuturing on MFG Day
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Covington’s 1Q financial report says city ‘right on track;’ Devou Park gets new website, signage
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter There was a void, said Pete Nerone, director of the Devou Park Advisory Council. “One that’s been there for a long time, that’s finally being filled,” he added. He... - More »
- Kentucky one of 19 states whose 'hacked' voter information is being sold on Dark Web
- Newport receives grant of $91,500 from KOHS to upgrade police communications equipment
- White Cane Safety Day in Covington celebrates independence for the blind and vision impaired
- NKY Chamber to present special Government Forum on talent featuring Colvin, McGraw and Summe
- Kentucky Lottery sales dip slightly in first quarter; current Powerball and Mega Millions runs closing gap
- OKI Council of Governments awards $41 million for 24 transportation projects in region, includes NKY
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Rep. Wuchner leads full day of events focused on health care issues facing NKY communities
Rep. Addia Wuchner, R-Florence, will lead a series of events in Northern Kentucky today aimed to address several critical health care issues currently facing the region, and the Commonwealth. Wuchner,... - More »
- NKY Health Department, Beat DM2 to offer free diabetes prevention program on Nov. 2
- St. Elizabeth Healthcare partners with The Milk Bank to open new milk depot in NKY
- Healthy Headlines: Fashion over function? Consider the lasting damage to your feet
- Shelley Shearer: This Halloween, start a trend and provide out-of-the box ideas for non-sugar treats
- Healthy Headlines: What that ringing in your ears is trying to tell you -- and what you should do about it
- Kentucky AG's Medicaid Fraud Director Rudovich elected to national association executive committee
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Everyone can be victim of a scammer so Better Business Bureau offering Facebook live event to help
It’s easy to think that a scam won’t happen to you; often, we assume that the victims of a scam tend to be elderly folks who live alone or people who aren’t familiar with technology. The truth is... - More »
- Kentucky by Heart: When communing with nature, sometimes a freight train is just a freight train
- Our Rich History: Two early residents left educational legacy in Northern Kentucky and beyond
- The River: The Rafter Clyde, negotiating the purchase -- then bringing her up the Ohio River to home
- NKU School of the Arts to present MARISOL in Strauss Theatre Oct. 23-28, for mature audiences
- Priest Laurie Brock of Lexington to discuss 'Horses Speak of God' at Trinity Episcopal Church tonight
- Chef John Foster: Don't just wonder about the strange things you see at the market, try them
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Northern Kentucky University dedicates newest building, Health Innovations Center; first since 2011
President Ashish Vaidya will be joined by Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin and St. Elizabeth Healthcare President and CEO Garren Colvin today in dedicating the university’s newest building, the Health Innovations... - More »
- Cyber-tip leads to arrest of Dry Ridge man; allegedly exchanged sexual images with minor on Facebook
- NKyTribune candidate forums: Videos from Saturday Oct. 13 sessions with candidates for state legislature
- Candidate forums set: Newport, Covington, Park Hills city commissions and two state legislative districts
- KY Lottery warns: As huge jackpots loom, be on the lookout for scammers -- and play responsibly
- 106th Matinee Musicale season in Cinci features Kentucky native and violinist Tessa Lark on Nov. 1
- Friends of Covington to present Beautification Awards honoring 18 property owners on Thursday
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Second annual Salute to Service 5K Run-Walk at Levee on Saturday benefits USO; support the troops
Newport on the Levee is honored to host the second annual Salute to Service 5k Run-Walk to benefit the United Service Organizations (USO) on Saturday, October 20, at 9 a.m. Newport on the Levee will donate... - More »
- Wreaths Across America aim to put a wreath on all graves at KY's Camp Nelson National Cemetery
- Big Bone Lick Salt Festival coming up, festival features live demonstrations of pioneer lifeways
- Dinosaur specimen collected by Cincinnati Museum Center examined by international paleontologists
- Kentucky Symphony Orchestra opens 27th season tonight at NKU's Greaves -- Beyond La Mer
- Calling all writers: Local Author Day Book Fair looking for participants for November 17 event
- Florence Rotary teams up with Boone high schools to tackle food insecurity; take donations to games
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Region/State
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Kentucky has highest rate in nation of children in care of relatives, says new Census Bureau data
New data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows that Kentucky continues to have the highest rate in the nation of children in the care of relatives. In 2016-2018, nine percent of Kentucky children were being... - More »
- Walter 'Dee' Huddleston, former U.S. Senator, dies at age 92 at son's home in Warsaw
- Leadership Kentucky accepting nominations now for Class of 2019, which starts next June
- Sears files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as CEO steps down; will close an additional 142 stores
- Legalizing sports gambling? Legislative panel hears pros and cons, aims to draft legislation
- President receives warm welcome at Lunken, headed to Warren County for rally; in Richmond KY tonight
- Art Lander's Outdoors: Rural Kentucky landowners asked to be on lookout for wild pigs on their property
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Long-time friends among seniors on Conner girls basketball team preparing for final season together
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter When preseason practice for the Conner girls basketball team began at 5 p.m. Monday, four seniors were in the gym for the first day of their final season together... - More »
- Thomas More star Mohs named AVCA Division III National Player of the Week; Saints now No. 5 in poll
- UK Notebook: Calipari glad to see Big Blue Nation develop passion for football team
- Wildcats used bye week to rest, get healthy, get a jump on Vandy
- Horsewoman Bellocq earns NTWAB Bill Mooney Award; burned saving horses at San Luis Rey fire
- All-state player in football, basketball heads this month's list of N.Ky. Sports Hall of Fame inductees
- Wright State volleyball holds off furious NKU rally to win in five sets; Norse men’s soccer defeats UDM
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Candidates: Teacher Chris Wright wants to serve on the Ludlow City Council; Ludlow is his hometown
By Chris Wright Candidate, Ludlow City Council “Once a panther, always a panther” is a phrase that gets used quite frequently within Ludlow Independent Schools. Quite literally, I live that phrase... - More »
- Candidates: Josh Blair wants to be your state representative from House District 63
- Candidates: Marcia Thomas wants to be District Court Judge for Boone and Gallatin Counties
- Candidates: Christine Kelly and why she wants to serve on Dayton City Council
- David Adkisson: Ky's pro-growth policies create more jobs, high incomes greater business confidence
- Change of seasons has Sen. Schickel looking back at signature events, ahead to legislative session
- Commentary: Make substance abuse disorder treatment available when needed; it's common sense
