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.

Equity credits allow for permanently affordable rent and can be exchanged for cash after five years.

Cyclists in 49 out of 50 major metropolitan areas have better access to jobs.

 

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.

Individuals in need will be able to receive free wireless services that will help them find jobs, attend telehealth appointments, and reach out to family and friends.

The dispute between police and residents has been going on for decades. Now, concerned citizens are trying to find a compromise.

The vision includes a restored street grid, a levee park, a community plaza for festivals, and a mix of offices, retail shops, and housing.

Recently, The Packer, a newspaper and website covering the fresh produce industry, met with the Cincinnati-based organization that helps low-income families access fresh, local produce.

A new “Work from Las Vegas” travel package includes discounts on airfare and rooms, and comes with an executive assistant.