NKU wants to create a "front door" for entrepreneurial engagement and outreach, counseling and mentorship, and programming and education.

In a series of short profiles, a new book spotlights about a dozen women who were instrumental in founding or supporting arts organizations in Northern Kentucky.

In many neighborhoods, gentrification leaves longstanding residents out of the occasion. But in this neighborhood, everyone is invited to have a seat at the table.

The hiring surge is a result of the dramatic rise in shipment volumes due to the increase in online shopping during the pandemic.

Innovation Alley is continuing to evolve, and as it does, so will Northern Kentucky’s environment for entrepreneurship.

Northern Kentucky University’s Institute for Health Innovation has launched a plan to reduce opioid overdoses among those who come into contact with law enforcement in two high-risk rural communities.  

The Holiday Auto Theatre will host the first virtual Main Stage with innovative speakers and, of course, concessions.

Northern Kentucky Tri-ED spoke to 20 business leaders in the fields of manufacturing, food, life sciences, health care, aviation, technology, real estate, and financial services who agreed to share some of their experiences and expectations in this most unusual of years.