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Kentucky’s road projects down by more than 50% this summer
Kentucky road projects have seen a dramatic decline this summer, raising concerns among contractors and lawmakers over funding shortfalls, inflation, and the future of the state's infrastructure.
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4mFort Mitchell ventriloquist museum seeks new curator
Vent Haven Museum, the world's only dedicated ventriloquism museum, is seeking an enthusiastic, organized volunteer curator to manage its massive collection of 1,400 puppets while enjoying free housing.
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2mBE NKY names new chief economic development officer
BE NKY Growth Partnership has promoted Kimberly Rossetti to chief economic development officer, tasking her with spearheading the organization's regional growth strategies and the ambitious Build + Elevate 2032 initiative.
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1mCelebrate National Dog Day Wednesday at Alexandria Community Park
Join the celebration for National Dog Day at Alexandria Community Park on August 26 for an evening of games, food, prizes, and fun activities for the whole family.
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4mKentucky judge allows case arguing period product tax is unconstitutional to proceed
A Kentucky judge has cleared the way for a lawsuit challenging the state's tax on menstrual products, ruling that plaintiffs can proceed without exhausting standard administrative remedies.
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6mTeam of the Week is back! Cast your vote!
LINK nky and OrthoCincy return for a third year of Team of the Week awards, offering scholarships and recognition to outstanding local student-athlete teams. Vote for your favorite now!