KY paves way for emergency crews as Hurricane Ian bears down on Florida; Duke Energy sending help
Staff report Kentucky Transportation Secretary Jim Gray on Tuesday issued an official order to help speed emergency crews to Florida…
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Department of Public Health weekly COVID-19 report shows numbers decline in all areas
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today There was plenty of good news in the weekly COVID-19 report by the Department of…
Stoops looking for Chris Rodriguez to just be himself in return against Ole Miss Saturday in Oxford
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky coach Mark Stoops wants standout running back Chris Rodriguez to simply be himself when…
Kentucky Democracy Project plans candidate meet and greet, voter registration events in Covington
With Kentucky’s voter registration deadline for the November election approaching on Tuesday, October 11, the Kentucky Democracy Project is planning…
Southgate Mayor James Hamberg sworn in as new President of Kentucky League of Cities
The Kentucky League of Cities swore in a new president during the annual Conference & Expo in Owensboro recently. Southgate…
Northern Kentucky Chamber’s October 11 ‘Ask the Expert’ series to feature RevLocal’s Lisa Jones
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its next “Ask the Expert” series for small business owners on…
Xometry to fund 50 KCTCS scholarships to train skilled machinists, technicians and engineers
Kentucky Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman, Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) President Dr. Paul Czarapata, Dr. Koffi Akakpo, President…
Cove Federal Credit Union offering pink pens to raise awareness during Breast Cancer Awareness Month
In recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, Cove Federal Credit Union is offering pink pens while supplies…
Kentucky by Heart: Rediscovering the works of iconic writer and Kentucky native Robert Penn Warren
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Although I possess a dozen or so books written by or about Robert Penn Warren,…
Cats to play annual Blue-White basketball scrimmage at Pikeville’s Appalachian Wireless Arena
Kentucky will take its Blue-White basketball scrimmage on the road this season. The Wildcats will play their annual preseason scrimmage…
Constance Alexander: For Linda Fay Clark’s 87 years and 3000+ babies, every one was the only one
“Whenever I give a talk — no matter what the subject — I always get around to my favorite topic.”…
Dixie Porcelain Painters to display hand-painted work September 28 at Campbell County Public Library
By Peggy Kreimer Hodgson Dixie Porcelain Painters Hand-painted porcelain vases, chocolate boxes, teapots and torte plates will be on exhibit…
Kentucky Senate education committee discusses awarding KEES money to homeschooled students
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Giving homeschooled students the chance to earn the same amount of Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship…
September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month, learn to recognize the signs and symptoms
By Reshma Ramlal University of Kentucky Because many blood cancers can be highly treatable if caught early, there is an…
KDFWR plans voluntary deer, elk check stations for Harlan, Bell Counties in November to monitor CWD
As part of its ongoing commitment to monitor Kentucky’s wild deer and elk herds for chronic wasting disease, the Department…
Will Levis provides big play as Wildcats hold off gritty Northern Illinois Saturday night in Lexington
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today The candidates for the prestigious Heisman Trophy award have yet to be determined, but based…
Five NKY public high schools among 43 from across state named College Success Award recipients
Five Northern Kentucky schools are among 43 Kentucky public high schools name recipients of the College Success Award from GreatSchools.org,…
Kentucky Digital Archives offering public access to interviews with Historian For Life Dr. Thomas D. Clark
Never-released, digitized audio interviews with well-known Kentucky Historian Laureate Dr. Thomas D. Clark (1903-2005) are now available online to the…
Work on Kentucky’s medical marijuana program continues, with or without General Assembly
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Work on establishing a medical marijuana program in Kentucky is continuing to advance on two…
Ludlow Railroad Heritage Festival Oct. 1 to feature tours of historic Norfolk Southern Storehouse
Railroad enthusiasts and anyone interested in learning about Ludlow’s rich railroad history are invited to the Railroad Heritage Festival on…
Governor’s Scholar Program marks 40th anniversary with 1,051 students completing summer term
In its 40th year, 1,051 outstanding Kentucky seniors representing 119 counties completed the Kentucky Governor’s Scholars Program (GSP) this summer….
KY Energy and Environment Cabinet now accepting entries for 2022 Jim Claypool Art and Writing Contest
The Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet, in cooperation with the Kentucky Association of Conservation Districts and the Kentucky Farm Bureau…