As NKY elementary school scores fall, English language learners make gains
Progress toward English language proficiency was a bright spot among otherwise declining academic performance at Northern Kentucky elementary schools last year. Though Northern Kentucky continues to outperform the state on math, reading, science, social studies and writing scores, new report card data shows the region’s scores backslid more last year…
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Police: Suspect charged with murder after deadly Newport shooting
A suspect has been arrested following a deadly shooting that took place on Friday, according to Newport police. Newport police…
Covington Central Riverfront parking garage designs could get $490K boost, more in NKY gov
This week at NKY government meetings, Covington is considering a contract amendment for designs of the parking garage at the…
Port Authority selects front desk contractor after locked door considerations
The Northern Kentucky Port Authority’s Board of Directors selected a new front desk provider at their meeting last week: Cincinnati-based…
FriendsGiving fundraiser to benefit Brighton Center’s mission
The season of giving is getting an early start as Brighton Center’s Junior Board prepares to host FriendsGiving. The event…
Opinion: Jeannine Bell “JB” Smith for Crescent Springs City Council
Written by Jeannine Bell “JB” Smith, candidate for Crescent Springs City Council I am not a politician. I am an…
NKY high schools make gains in math, reading and career readiness, but challenges remain
Northern Kentucky high schoolers outpaced peers across the commonwealth in improving math and reading scores and preparedness for life after…
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NKY murder case helps drive pardon amendment voters will decide in November
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The healthcare gap: How Northern Kentucky is caring for neighbors left behind
“I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for the medicine I get from them,” said…
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Nurses say violence is just ‘part of the job’ in local hospitals
Emily Kraft remembers the incident well. She was working at a hospital when one of…
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How financial incentives are reshaping the face of medical institutions
TriHealth, St. Elizabeth, Christ Hospital, Cincinnati Children’s, Mercy Health, UC Medical Center. If you’re getting…
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Doctors, coaches advise to play more than one sport in high school
High school athletes and their parents feel the pressure, and Yahoo Sports writes 45 states and the District of Columbia allow full or limited Name,…
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Inside LINK: NKY works to fill in the gaps healthcare leaves behind
Let’s be honest. We’re all feeling it. Gas is more expensive. Groceries are more expensive.…
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