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Shared biosciences lab would help attract investment and talent to the region
The lab would be large enough to house startup companies in the biotech arena, and provide a hub for fostering connections and the exchange of ideas among researchers.
Demand for free, drive-thru tests spikes with surge in COVID Omicron variant
“Omicron continues to burn through the commonwealth, growing at levels we have never seen before," says Gov. Beshear.
Will urban voices be heard with new legislative districts?
New legislative boundaries split Covington neighborhoods and combine them with suburban and rural areas.
Kentucky tornado relief: Here’s how to help
Across the state, people have mobilized to help. If you’d like to assist, here’s a few ways to do that.
Creating a workforce dedicated to historic preservation
Covington is planning the Restoration Trades School to teach the lost art of historic preservation.
Ohio women credit second chance education and support for successful reentry to society
As the pandemic pushed incarcerated people out the prison door, many rallied with hand up services including legal, housing, counseling, workforce training and jobs.
Checks and Balances: Join us for this important Civics Essential virtual discussion
The virtual panel will cover the biggest issue yet: How do we balance power?
Ambitious data collection project to advance criminal justice in Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice O’Connor, Justice Donnelly, the Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission, and an ad-hoc committee are gathering information from courts statewide to build a database to eliminate bias and help with more consistent, fairer sentencing.
Covington Plaza is the newest link in the long-term project to reconnect the city to the Ohio River
A grand opening is planned for sometime in June, but the space is already being put to good use.
Shared biosciences lab would help attract investment and talent to the region
The lab would be large enough to house startup companies in the biotech arena, and provide a hub for fostering connections and the exchange of ideas among researchers.
Demand for free, drive-thru tests spikes with surge in COVID Omicron variant
“Omicron continues to burn through the commonwealth, growing at levels we have never seen before," says Gov. Beshear.
Will urban voices be heard with new legislative districts?
New legislative boundaries split Covington neighborhoods and combine them with suburban and rural areas.
Kentucky tornado relief: Here’s how to help
Across the state, people have mobilized to help. If you’d like to assist, here’s a few ways to do that.
Creating a workforce dedicated to historic preservation
Covington is planning the Restoration Trades School to teach the lost art of historic preservation.
Ohio women credit second chance education and support for successful reentry to society
As the pandemic pushed incarcerated people out the prison door, many rallied with hand up services including legal, housing, counseling, workforce training and jobs.
Checks and Balances: Join us for this important Civics Essential virtual discussion
The virtual panel will cover the biggest issue yet: How do we balance power?
Ambitious data collection project to advance criminal justice in Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice O’Connor, Justice Donnelly, the Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission, and an ad-hoc committee are gathering information from courts statewide to build a database to eliminate bias and help with more consistent, fairer sentencing.
Covington Plaza is the newest link in the long-term project to reconnect the city to the Ohio River
A grand opening is planned for sometime in June, but the space is already being put to good use.
