Driving Ridership Through Rewards and Affordable Fare Strategies

Public transit systems across the U.S. are facing a pivotal moment: escalating costs of car ownership including fuel, regular maintenance and parking fees are reshaping how many Americans think about mobility, creating both an opportunity and a challenge for transit agencies. At Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) – which serves Boone, Campbell and Kenton […]

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Opinion: Cryptocurrency loophole threatens Kentucky farmers and rural communities

By Al Pedigo, Kentucky Agricultural Development Board Kentucky farmers know a thing or two about risk. We live with it every season. A late frost, a summer drought, rising fuel costs, or falling commodity prices can change everything overnight. That is why rural communities depend so heavily on local relationships and stable institutions — especially […]

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Opinion: Kentucky Is Right to Put Reliable Power First

By Jon Park, Shelby County Deputy Judge/Executive Recently, I joined more than 20 Kentucky leaders, utilities, businesses, local officials, and community organizations in signing a letter (bit.ly/EPAletterMay2026) from Dependable Power First Kentucky to EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin. Our message was straightforward: Kentucky supports EPA’s efforts to restore balance to federal regulations that threaten the affordable […]

Creative collision behind SparkHaus brand

SparkHaus, Northern Kentucky’s new home base for tech startups and founders, sits at the corner of Madison Avenue and West 8th Street in Covington. The building’s large windows facing Madison were once the showroom for the Sims Furniture company and, before that, Montgomery Ward. Now, instead of dining sets and couches, you can see a […]

Three St. Elizabeth Hospitals Earn Prestigious 5-Star CMS Rating

Each year, the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the federal agency that sets standards for healthcare quality and oversees major public health insurance programs, releases its national hospital ratings. This year’s May 13 announcement remarkably included three St. Elizabeth Healthcare hospitals — Dearborn, Edgewood and Ft. Thomas — rated as 5-star, the agency’s […]

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Opinion: Do ordinary people still have a voice?

Several months ago, LINK nky published Nathan Granger’s article, ‘What makes a candidate eligible to run, and who decides if they’re not?’ The article raised important questions about candidate eligibility, residency requirements, and election law. The article prompted a question that remains relevant today. Do Ordinary People Still Have a Voice? I am a veteran, […]

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Opinion: A bumpy road ahead – Easing pain at the pump means more pain on our roadways

Written by Senator Jimmy Higdon I appreciate the governor reducing the gas tax by 10 cents for one month and delaying the scheduled July 1 increase in the gas tax formula. Those are understandable short-term measures during uncertain economic times. Kentuckians understandably welcome relief at the pump. Every dollar matters. However, if the order is […]

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