Gov. Andy Beshear presented more than $1 million to 14 Campbell County nonprofits as part of his commitment to invest in communities across the commonwealth.
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Thomas More University meets regional workforce needs and student career goals with several new academic programs launching in the 2023-24...
 Breeze Airways, the newest, nicest domestic low-fare airline, announced its “Fresh Take: Spring Break” sale for spring travel...
Applications are now open for the 2023 Next Generation Leader Awards (NGLAs), presented by Northern Kentucky Young Professionals (NKYP).
Thomas More University announces the addition of the Master of Public Health program launching in fall 2023. This graduate degree...
To offer students greater value and ensure transparency, Thomas More University has created the “Saints Essentials” program beginning in the 2023-24 academic...
Kentucky and Ohio have called out to firms interested in building one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the nation...
Northern Kentucky University’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) program has been ranked among the best in the United States...
Breeze Airways, the newest, nicest low-fare airline, is adding two new destinations from Cincinnati, starting in May...
On Friday, Feb. 10, 2023, Thomas More University held a signing event at Lloyd High School to launch the Thomas More University College...
The Lane Report
- New Riff Distilling, Silver Grove Community Foundation Celebrate Earth Day with Opening of New Park
- Epic Flight Academy cuts ribbon on CVG aircraft mechanic school
- UofL’s beekeeping intern practices Ky urban agriculture
- UK HealthCare opens 2nd Interventional Pain Medicine location
- Say, whatever happened to that bill? A 2024 Ky General Assembly scorecard
- Gov. Beshear making business development trip to Europe
- Brescia U adding bowling team to its athletics
- College Consensus ranks U Cumberlands most affordable in Ky
- Ky Ag Finance Corp. OKs 18 loans for $2.9M; 8 are new farmers
- WKU celebrates topping-off $74M College of Business building