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- 1Chamber and Duke award 26 small business relief grants in Northern Kentucky▼Chamber, Duke partner to award 26 Small Business Relief Grants across NKY
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and Duke Energy are partnering to award 26 Small Business Relief Grants to businesses across Northern Kentucky. The program aims to help local small businesses facing financial strain. Details on grant amounts and recipients have not been widely reported, and reactions from the local business community have so far been limited.
- 2Supreme Court to hear case over Kentucky church grotto▼U.S. Supreme Court to hear arguments on attempt to build grotto at NKY church
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a case involving a northern Kentucky church's attempt to build a grotto on its property. The dispute has drawn regional attention, touching on questions of religious land use and local restrictions, though details of the legal arguments and parties involved remain limited in initial coverage.
- 3NKU Students Debut Interactive Art Installation at BLINK▼NKU students bring interactive art installation to BLINK Through TANK Partnership
Students from Northern Kentucky University have created an interactive art installation for BLINK, the Cincinnati region's large-scale light and art festival, developed through a partnership with TANK, the regional transit authority. The collaboration gives students hands-on experience in public art while adding a new work to the festival's lineup of illuminated displays across the Ohio River cities.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case involving the city of Park Hills, Kentucky, and a grotto, a devotional religious structure, according to local reporting from Northern Kentucky. Details of the arguments and the parties' positions have not yet been widely reported, and the court has not set a date for the hearing.
- 5Christin Godale aims to turn Northern Kentucky into a science hub●NewsMakers ’26: Christin Godale is strategic about transforming Northern Kentucky into a science hub
Christin Godale, a Northern Kentucky neuroscientist and science advocate, is featured in NKyTribune's NewsMakers '26 series for her strategic push to transform the region into a science hub. She is working to build local support for research, education and innovation in the area, positioning Northern Kentucky as a growing center for science alongside nearby Cincinnati.
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Grankina holds the lead for Evansville's women's golf team at the tournament hosted by Northern Kentucky University. The University of Evansville athletics program announced her top position at the event, highlighting a strong individual performance for the Aces in the competitive field.
- 7Man sentenced in 2013 Northern Kentucky murder after reversing confession●Man who confessed to 2013 NKY murder, then later claimed innocence, sentenced
A man who confessed to a 2013 murder in Northern Kentucky, then later claimed he was innocent, has been sentenced. The case drew attention because of his reversal, raising questions about the reliability of the original confession. Details of the sentence length and the defendant's name were not included in initial reports, and it is not yet clear whether he plans to appeal.
- 8Alabama State Women's Golf Competes at Foggy NKU Fall Invitational▼Women’s Golf Finishes September at Foggy NKU Fall Invitational
Alabama State University's women's golf team closed out its September schedule at the NKU Fall Invitational, an event affected by fog. The tournament, hosted by Northern Kentucky University, marked the Hornets' final competition of the month. Details on the team's finishing position and individual results have not been widely reported, with attention so far limited to the program's announcement.
- 9Xia and IU Indy Jaguars take runner-up finishes at NKU Fall Invitational●XIA, JAGUARS EARN RUNNER-UP FINISHES AT NKU FALL INVITATIONAL
IU Indy golfer Xia and the Jaguars men's program each finished second at the Northern Kentucky Fall Invitational, according to the university's athletics department. Xia earned a runner-up individual finish while the Jaguars came in second in the team standings at the college golf tournament. Further details on scores and the winning team were not immediately available.