UK international center reports all students studying in Paris are safe and accounted for
University of Kentucky International Center Education Abroad officials have been in contact with all UK students studying in France, and…
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Our Rich History: Here are your history books for the holidays — great offerings from regional historians
Part 1 of a three-part series By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune As we approach the winter solstice, daylight…
Kentucky Book Fair reports $21k increase over last year; top seller, Archambeault’s 2016 Calendar
The 34th annual Kentucky Book Fair registered gross sales of $116,000, an increase of $21,000 from last year’s event, officials…
Big plans for Global Entrepreneurship Week — full complement of activities to showcase the region
This week the Tri-State will participate in the world’s largest celebration of entrepreneurs and innovators – Global Entrepreneurship Week. Held…
NKy to get its own KET show, the monthly Inside Northern Kentucky production, starting today
Inside Northern Kentucky, a monthly program, will be the first ever focused on your home region to appear on KET,…
Covington residents, nonprofits and police partner to improve Westside neighborhood
By Holly End Special to NKyTribune from NKY Thrives Ferguson, Missouri; Waller County, Texas; Baltimore; Cleveland — all of these…
Keith Taylor: Briscoe records double-double, Wildcats a ‘different team’ when he’s on the court
Isaiah Briscoe added a new dimension to Kentucky’s lineup Saturday night and it showed. Briscoe, who sat out the Wildcats’…
Kentucky has its chances, but the end result is the same in 21-17 loss at the hands of Vandy
Sophomore running back Stanley “Boom” Williams rushed 13 times for 115 yards on Saturday but it wasn’t enough as Kentucky…
Don Then: Hand of the devil has once again slapped Paris in the face — will good people do nothing?
Several years ago I sat on The Avenue des Champs-Élysées to observe the ebb and flow of Paris, witnessing firsthand what…
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Data predicts hunters will experience no shortage of rabbits this season
By Kevin Kelly Special to NKyTribune Rural mail carriers who volunteer to help the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife…
Camp Ernst Middle School uses “Blazer Madness” rally to engage students, unveil new logo
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Midnight Madness is a tradition in college basketball and Camp Ernst Middle School in…
Friday Football Roundup: Lloyd got two TDs in final quarter to clinch Class 2A playoff game
The NKyTribune is offering focused coverage of NKY high school football throughout the season, thanks to support from St. Elizabeth Healthcare…
Big plays carry undefeated Simon Kenton to 41-23 win over Ryle in second round of Class 6A playoffs
The NKyTribune is offering focused coverage of NKY high school football throughout the season, thanks to support from St. Elizabeth Healthcare…
Keith Taylor: Calipari looking for more toughness and fight following victory over Albany in season opener
Kentucky has never lost a season opener under John Calipari. The trend continued Friday night. Although not a blowout, the…
No. 23 West Virginia knocks off Northern Kentucky in men’s basketball season opener
The Northern Kentucky men’s basketball team dropped its first game of the 2015-16 season to No. 23 West Virginia, 107-61….
Roush pours in 24 points to key Norse women to win over Miami in season opener
Christine Roush led the way with 24 points as the Northern Kentucky University women’s basketball team posted a 71-57 win…
Beware of ‘next big thing’ in investing, state officials warn; three products currently under scrutiny
The Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions today issued an advisory reminding investors to be cautious when considering investing in three…
PulsePoint app now available in NKY; empowers CPR-trained users to provide immediate help
To aid cardiac arrest victims quickly, the PulsePoint mobile app is available to individuals throughout Northern Kentucky beginning in November…
Kentucky Historical Society honors two Northern Kentucky organizations with history awards
Two Northern Kentucky organizations have received 2015 History Awards from the Kentucky Historical Society (KHS). The awards were given at…
Don Then: Author Carol Knuth balances it all, life, family, volunteerism — while writing gripping novels
All novelists, famous or not, must plot interesting stories for readers and then summon the skill, discipline, creativity, and time…
Thomas More to offer free, fascinating viewing of sun’s dazzling display at BB&T Observatory Nov. 21
Thomas More College welcomes the public to a discussion focusing on the deadly and beautiful characteristics of our sun on…
People in the News: A doctor-storyteller, Talbert House appointment, new TMC vp, Paycor CEO
The doctor, the storyteller: Brian Jones Dr. Brian Jones, director of Hospice for St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Edgewood presented a…