Paul Long: What’s bigger than an ultramarathon? Running across a whole state in nine days
Steve Schwalbach is understandably nervous about his upcoming run. Mind you now, the 47-year-old Fort Thomas native and current resident…
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U.S. News rankings on nation’s public high schools place Highlands first in Kentucky, Beechwood third
Staff Report U.S. News and World Report latest rankings on public high schools places Highlands High School at #1 in…
NKU tennis player Nick Lang, coach Brian Nester team up for Cystic Fibrosis 5K Walk on Saturday
Northern Kentucky University tennis player Nick Lang and head coach Brian Nester are teaming up with folks from around the…
‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign for seat belt safety enforcement kicks off for summer travel season
For the third year, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Hamilton County Safe Communities, AAA and police officers representing agencies from Kentucky…
Wake Up Walton-Verona woke up a lot of student volunteers to wage war on weeds for senior citizens
By Andy Foltz NKyTribune Reporter Walton and Verona woke up to a battalion of volunteers waging war on weeds for…
VIP packages available for Split Rock Jumping Tour’s black-tie gala fundraiser May 22-24 in Lexington
The Split Rock Jumping Tour, the new international show jumping series modeled after successful European shows that will give competitors,…
NKy Chamber foundation, Impact NKY, selected to participate in national Talent Pipeline initiative
Impact NKY, a Foundation of the NKY Chamber of Commerce has been selected as one of seven regional partners to…
Disaster declaration makes federal aid available in areas slammed by March storm
President Barack Obama has declared a disaster in Kentucky, making federal aid available for areas affected by a severe winter…
Covington council approves plan for rehabs of Fifth Street properties and for goats at Goebel Park
By Greg Paeth NKyTribune Reporter The Covington City Commission has approved a plan that will help a local real estate…
Kentucky economy showing ‘strong signs’ of improvement as April budget receipts top $1B
Kentucky’s General Fund receipts set an all-time high for a month in April, surpassing the $1 billion mark for the…
NKy Prep Sports Notebook: Molony-Hussey has rooting interest in state tourney; Fookes gets sendoff
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Most of the Northern Kentucky high school tennis players who qualified for this week’s…
Statewide pitch competitions to expand, offer more entrepreneurs opportunity to follow dreams
Which great new businesses will be discovered in Kentucky this year? We’re about to find out. Back by popular demand,…
Kentucky Office of Homeland Security is accepting grant applications through July 10
The Kentucky Office of Homeland Security is accepting applications for the FY 2015 State Homeland Security Grant Program through July…
New Boone County girls’ coach Wendeln excited about the chance to succeed a legend
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Jessica Wendeln is excited about being named the new girls’ head basketball coach at…
Heady cracks three hits, Ganns gets two but Kentucky still prevails over Norse, 5-1
Quint Heady finished 3-for-5 to lead the Northern Kentucky University baseball team, but the Norse fell to the University of…
Reds join forces with Campbell Co. Solid Waste to help residents recycle electronics during drive
Campbell County Solid Waste is joining forces with the Cincinnati Reds, PNC Bank and Players for the Planet once again…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Traditional archery more challenging for hunters, recalls bygone era of sport
Today’s compound bows are technological marvels, far advanced from the first compound bows of the 1970s. They are very fast…
Calm waters running through Cold Spring after turmoil; indication of smoother sailing ahead?
By Andy Foltz NKyTribune Reporter After a stormy first quarter to the year, the city of Cold Spring seems to…
Cancer Resource Center provides value-added support, thanks to St. E, American Cancer Society
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Managing Editor St. Elizabeth Healthcare and the American Cancer Society have joined forces on a program…
State gets $8.1M grant to help teachers, other personnel recognize mental-health needs
Kentucky Health News The Kentucky Department of Education has been awarded a five-year, $8.1 million federal grant to teach school…
Thomas More’s Walter named to All-Central Region team; Luck earns All-Academic recognition
Thomas More College junior shortstop Ana Walter (Lebanon, Ohio/Lebanon) was named All-Central Region by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA)….
US 62 paving, intersection work Moody to AA starts; work continues from Fourth to Forest, detour remains
Contractors will begin nighttime paving operations along US 62 from Moody Drive to the AA Highway at Maysville this week…