Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati’s real estate landscape is most notable for its affordability compared to the rest of the urban U.S. market.
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When it comes to logistics – moving things efficiently from one place to another – you can’t teach location, which provides Northern Kentucky with a huge advantage over...
Tracing its roots to 1861, St. Elizabeth Healthcare built its first hospital after a $2,000 fundraising effort by a widow named Henrietta Cleveland. The healthcare...
Major advances in education are taking place throughout Northern Kentucky, and more are on the horizon; a boom fueled in large part by innovative programs that provide...
Choosing a great place to live isn’t as simple as finding a great job.
The Northern Kentucky region might already have 10 actual bridges, but it’s busy building many more as it continually transforms itself into an even better place to...
Direct shipment of wine to consumers would become legal under a bill that passed the state Senate today by a 29-5 vote with one legislator abstaining.
The growing city of Bowling Green has earned the distinction of being named to MONEY magazine’s annual Best Places to Live list.
Pubs and bars have long been a communal gathering spot to blow off steam at the end of the day and catch up with friends. However, Daniel Stroud, 34, and Del Stephens...
In 1987, Northern Kentucky Tri-ED was created as a nonprofit corporation to build a world-class economy through the expansion and creation of industry.
The Lane Report
- WKU celebrates topping-off $74M College of Business building
- Louisville mayor proposes 21 recipients for $5.3M in opioid funding
- $300K grant targets Kentucky childcare business support
- Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital invests $2.2M in 256-Slice CT scanner
- Proposed Louisville police pay increase is 22% over 4 years
- New analysis offers 5 NKY strategies for economic competitiveness
- Lexington to hold Clean Slate expungement clinic, job fair
- New website helps second-chancers with jobs, education, recovery
- Chicken Cock Double Oak
- Ky jobless rate ticked up to 4.5% in March