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Opinion – Bill Straub: Back to Andy Beshear — and thinking ‘White House’; he has a better chance than you might think

With the 2026 Kentucky General Assembly, gratefully, barreling to a close, leaving the Commonwealth worse off than when it ...
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meetNKY looks ahead — while celebrating success of region’s tourism economy, $3.3B in visitor spending

MeetNKY looks ahead to 2026 as Northern Kentucky’s tourism economy enters a powerful moment of growth and opportunity. In the organization’s newly released annual report, the region welcomed 26.5 ...
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Drees Homes announces another expansion — into the Columbus, Ohio, area

Drees Homes, a national homebuilder founded and headquartered in Northern Kentucky, has announced expansion into Columbus, Ohio, an area experiencing dynamic growth and opportunity. The move brings ...
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KCTCS kicks off its ‘Going Pro’ events — for students signing up with Kentucky employers

The Kentucky Community and Technical College System kicked off a series of “Going Pro” events for students starting their professional careers and signing with Kentucky employers.  Held at the KCTCS ...
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NKY residents invited to pop-up household hazardous waste collection event on April 11

Residents of Boone, Campbell, and Kenton counties will have the opportunity to safely dispose of hazardous household materials during a pop-up household hazardous waste collection event on Saturday, ...
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OneQuest Health to host annual ‘Building Bridges to Better Futures,’ honors Yung Family Foundation

OneQuest Health (formerly CHNK Behavioral Health) invites the community to its 2026 annual fundraising event, the Building Bridges to Better Futures Breakfast, on Friday, April 10, 8-9:30 a.m. at the ...
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As spring arrives and we return to outdoor activities, protect yourself from dangerous falls

By Dr. Roy Tapp University of Kentucky As the weather warms and spring draws people back outside, the risk of a fall often comes from hazards we don’t think twice about — uneven sidewalks, loose ...
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CVG Campus Career Fair, its second, drew 32 employers and plenty of job-seekers

By Andy Furman NKyTribune staff writer Business was brisk at the Amazon table. That table was just one of 32 local and area businesses looking for people – to work. “We have jobs at the entry level, ...
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New, convenient online boat registration renewal now available

Team Kentucky is making it easier for boat owners to stay current on their vessel registrations with the launch of a new online renewal option now available. Boat owners can now skip a trip to their ...
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Baker Hunt, Purple Paisley create community art walk to coincide with 55th Duvenek Art Show May 16

Staff report For 54 years the Duveneck Art Show — hosted by Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center — has been held at Covington’s George Rogers Clark Park. This year’s show will see new changes to the ...
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Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: ‘Barrel down’ and open up and Ryle’s McClain goes national . . . again

Barrels go public Thursday at Truist Arena Northern Kentucky fans can get their first look at the Kentucky Barrels Thursday ...
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Artemis II’s long countdown – a space historian explains why it has taken over 50 years to return to the Moon

It looks like a “go” for the Artemis II’s crew this evening, as the countdown clock is officially ticking. NASA will fire its 322-foot-tall Space Launch System rocket into orbit with Four astronauts ...