Art Lander’s Outdoors: Of all the Asian exotic threats to woodlands, chestnut blight stands out as worst
Anglers bemoan the scourge of Asian carp — silver and bighead carp — fouling our rivers and lakes at the…
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Cards’ 2018 prospects get a big boost from Adel’s decision to ditch NBA draft, Pitino says
By Russ Brown NKyTribune correspondent LOUISVILLE — What does the return of Deng Adel for his junior season mean for…
Donnie Holland: Remember Kentucky State Parks as you kick off your summer travel season
Memorial Day Weekend is the unofficial kickoff for the summer travel season at Kentucky State Parks. Summer travel is good…
Rural Blog: Trump’s budget proposal contains major Medicaid cuts; passage in House doubtful
President Trump’s budget proposal, which was released Tuesday and will cut Medicaid by more than $800 billion over 10 years,…
Kentucky by Heart: Historic Keene community might not be fancy, but it’s home … and always will be
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist For nice rides in the country, I often take Highway 169 in the central Kentucky…
After 35 years, Kentucky Book Fair leaving Frankfort for move to Kentucky Horse Park’s Alltech Arena
The Kentucky Book Fair, which draws thousands each November, is moving to Lexington because of the pending demolition of the…
No Triple Crown: Cloud Computing overhauls Classic Empire late to post major Preakness upset
BALTIMORE – Chad Brown, who enjoyed a meteoric rise to become the preeminent turf trainer in North America, gained his…
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Memorial Day is the official kick-off for the state’s summer boating season
By Kevin Kelly Special to NKyTribune Kentucky’s lakes and streams are bound to be crowded with anglers, paddlers and pleasure…
Keep the Wild in Wildlife: Residents urged to work together to prevent problems with bears
John Hast has a word of advice for anyone tempted to throw doughnuts or food scraps to a bear: Don’t….
Former Wildcat stars Davis, Wall earn All-NBA first- and third-team honors after media vote
Anthony Davis is back at the top. John Wall is now considered among the elite. So say the 100 media…
Preakness Notes: Smooth sailing for Always Dreaming in workout; Classic Empire also impressive
Trainer Todd Pletcher was delighted to report that everything went according to plan when his Kentucky Derby (G1) winner Always…
Chef Foster: There’s a place for dry herbs, but with fresh now abundant, take advantage of the season
Ever so subtly the seasons are changing. Yes the trees mostly have leafed out, and I’ve cut the grass more…
Top two Derby finishers set to clash once again in Saturday’s Preakness Stakes in Baltimore
By Liane Crossley NKyTribune contributor Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming will see some familiar faces in the $1.5-million Preakness Stakes…
Bill Straub: Trump’s handling of Comey, Russian investigation no joke — it’s a developing tragedy
WASHINGTON – Rep. James Comer, quickly earning his lackey credentials as he soars toward the top of the Republican’s party-before-country…
Keven Moore: Life-saving MRI machines can be hazardous to your health, or even fatal
Anyone who has undergone an MRI scan (magnetic resonance imaging) will tell you how uncomfortable and loud they can be,…
The Preakness: Here are 11 fun facts you might not know about the Triple Crown’s second jewel
The 142nd Preakness Stakes is just around the corner: Always Dreaming will take the next step toward racing immortality on…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: By the numbers — here’s a closer look at fish and wildlife facts in Kentucky
Here’s some fish and wildlife facts by the numbers: *4 Hunters took fewer than 100 wild turkeys in 4 of…
Kentucky by Heart: Multi-talented Skeeter Davis — a true story about a Kentucky girl making good
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Stripping tobacco as a young boy back in the 1960s was never something that excited…
Stephen Pruitt: Ensuring a strong public education system in Kentucky is top priority
This month, I am sharing my thoughts about an issue that stirred up a lot of feelings and opinions on…
Newly adopted guidelines for hiring state troopers expands application process, KSP says
The Kentucky State Police will now be able to accept more applications than ever thanks to new hiring qualifications established…
Lexington eighth-grader discovers spelling talent, qualifies for Scripps National Spelling Bee
By Kindsey Bernhard NKyTribune Intern Most eighth-grade students at Lexington’s Tates Creek Middle School are preparing for summer and the…
Making the Grade: Evaluating the Preakness chances for Kentucky Derby champ Always Dreaming
Making the Grade, which will run through the 2017 Belmont Stakes, focuses on the winners or top performers of the…