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New report shows Kentucky nonprofits employ nearly 179,000 workers, face rising demand for services

Kentucky Nonprofit Network released new data this week showing charitable nonprofits are a major driver of Kentucky’s economy ...
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CVG expecting up to 1.2 million travelers during spring break travel period ending April 12

The spring break travel period is in progress and ends April 12 this year. Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport ...
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President Trump rallies at Hebron in support of Massie challenger and Andy Barr

By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern Verbally lashing his political foes, especially Republican U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie, ...
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UK Cats defeat LSU with big game from Garrison in SEC tournament opener

It took a miracle for Kentucky to beat LSU earlier this season. This time, the finish wasn’t as dramatic as Malachi Moreno’s ...
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Kentucky House and Senate override Gov. Andy Beshear’s first veto of 2026 legislative session

By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky House and Senate have overridden a gubernatorial veto of House Bill 314, the first veto of the 2026 General Assembly. HB 314, sponsored by Rep. Matt Lockett, R ...
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NKU announces departure of AD Christina Roybal, VP Chris Calvert to chair replacement search committee

Staff Report Northern Kentucky University of Wednesday announced Vice President and Director of Athletics Christina Roybal will not seek a contract extension, opting to pursue “other opportunities.” ...
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‘The Jim Bunning Release’ — a vintage bourbon from Kentucky Senator Bourbon — on its way

One of Northern Kentucky’s favorite sons, major league baseball player and U.S. Senator, Jim Bunning has been honored by Kentucky Senator Bourbon with its seventh small batch Kentucky Straight Bourbon ...
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Samuel T. Phillips and his traveling open-mic performances (call them the Wild Onion)

A Wild Onion. Also known as wild garlic – is a winter perennial. The leaves are waxy, upright and needle-shaped growing eight-to-twelve inches long. Not according to Samuel T. Phillips. “To me,” the ...
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Mike Tussey: Sweet 16 – Kentucky style, part 1; ‘King Basketball’ rules in March

Every year, once we turn the calendar from the month of February, we Kentuckians look at the month of March as it’s almost time for “King Basketball” to rule here in the Commonwealth. Once the ...
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Finally, CovCath’s Colonels rollover Ryle on their way to the Sweet 16

By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter All season long, the talk has been there for Covington Catholic’s seniors. What have you really accomplished? Not a single Ninth Region championship the last ...
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Gov. Beshear promotes Pre-K for All at NKY Chamber program — and educators back him up

By Brenna Keller NKyTribune associate editor Governor Andy Beshear visited the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce to advocate for Pre-K for All, explaining that the goal of the Team Kentucky Pre-K ...
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After personal pain, Mom, daughter join to combat social media impact on mental health; don’t hand child ‘over to algorithm’

By Jennifer Jahn NKyTribune staff writer For today’s teenagers, social media is often as routine as homework or texting ...