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Kenton County Schools to stop using paper registration records
Kenton County Schools will adopt Infinite Campus for electronic student registration in 2026–27, aiming to streamline enrollment while offering in-school support for families lacking internet access.
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5m50 greatest NKY sports teams in 50 days: Day 5, 1960 Highlands football
Discover Northern Kentucky's 50 greatest prep sports teams, starting with the legendary 1960 Highlands football team that secured the program's first state championship and established a lasting gridiron dynasty.
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10mUtilities say their rules protect ratepayers against big data centers. Some argue more can be done.
Kentucky Governor Beshear promises data centers won't raise resident utility bills, but advocates warn that current utility rules may not offer sufficient protections against potential electricity cost hikes.
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4mVote for the LINK nky Educator of the Week
Vote for your favorite Northern Kentucky educator! This week's nominees include Zachary Gilbert, Sherri Cornett, and Nicholas Little, all recognized for their dedication and positive impact on students.
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2mKentucky Thorough-Breasts Dragon Boat team to debut exhibition of breast cancer survivors
Explore the unseen side of breast cancer survivorship through a powerful photo exhibition featuring the Kentucky Thorough-Breasts Dragon Boat Team, debuting this June at the Pendleton Art Center.
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3mFlorence Juneteenth celebration returns with history exhibits, performances and family activities
Florence celebrates Juneteenth with a community event at Florence Nature Park, featuring live entertainment, local African American history presentations, and educational exhibits honoring the region's rich legacy of freedom.