Big Brothers Big Sisters looking for volunteer Bigs to...

By Maridith Yahl NKyTribune reporter Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Cincinnati (BBBS) is celebrating National Mentoring Month. "The goal is to provide a positive adult role model for a child, one who they can count on that they know will be...

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New Current HR offering broad range of services to...

Current HR - a newly-formed team of experienced Human Resources (HR), legal, and accounting professionals - has launched a Professional Employer Organization (PEO) serving regional markets in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, as well as other markets...

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Kentucky schools face challenges when transitioning to...

Rebecca Potter has been a teacher in Letcher County for 29 years, but she's never had a school year quite like this one. Like most teachers across the country, she has been teaching her students remotely, with the aid of educational software like ...

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Covington offering small business loans for renovating...

Small businesses in Covington have until Friday, Jan. 29, to apply for the next round of City help in paying first-year rent or fixing up their exteriors. Since the start of 2017, Covington has provided almost $416,000 to 78 businesses under the...

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New COVID cases on Sunday - 2,018; deaths 35; 117 of...

New cases reported in Kentucky on Sunday were 2,018, bringing the total number of cases to 346,586. Deaths numbered 35, bring the total to 3,421. Kenton reported 97 new cases, Boone 65 and Campbell 52. Of the new cases, 319 were of those 18 years ...

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Our Rich History: Brighton Center, a shining 'diamond'...

By Samantha Hamilton Special to NKyTribune During a period of rapid urbanization and demographic change in Northern Kentucky, a diamond in the rough emerged in Newport's West End. Illegal activities, including gambling and prostitution, ran...

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In wake of Supreme Court historical racing decision,...

The Kentucky Supreme Court's unanimous decision not to reconsider its September ruling on historic horse racing machine has resulted in the "temporary" closing of Keeneland and Red Mile facilities. Keeneland issued the following statement: "We...

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Third impeachment petition filed, this one against AG...

A petition has been filed with the state legislature asking for the impeachment of Kentucky's Attorney General Daniel Cameron for his handling of the investigation into the shooting of Breonna Taylor by Louisville police. The petition was filed...

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NKU cross country teams begin season by finishing fifth...

The Northern Kentucky University men's and women's cross country teams began the season on Sunday at the Belmont Opener in Nashville. Both teams took fifth place overall, with the men totaling 148 points in the 8-kilometer event, and the women...

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Jim Waters: New progressive pension plan proposed by...

In one sense, Rep. Ed Massey's bill to create a new tier within the Teachers' Retirement System (TRS) represents a substantial change in Kentucky's pension system - but only for new teachers.

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