Heather French Henry: On 100th anniversary of WWI, we honor those Kentuckians who proved their worth
They were untested. Young, green American troops. To the eyes of the British and French soldiers, worn out by four…
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Needle exchanges point to additional challenges, health department officials tell lawmakers
Nearly eight months after state lawmakers passed legislation to attack heroin use, three local health departments have embraced one of…
Kentucky by Heart: Daniel Carter Beard yet another Kentuckian noted for long-lasting contributions
By Steve Flairty KyForward columnist The Boy Scouts of America owe Daniel Carter Beard a huge debt of thanks in…
Four ways to stop the ‘Great Diabetes Epidemic’ before it gets worse; ‘the time for action is now’
By Isaac Joyner and Dr. Gilbert H. Friedell Special to NKyTribune Kentucky has a state bird, the cardinal; a state…
Flags directed to half-staff in honor of Richmond police officer killed in the line of duty
Gov. Steve Beshear has directed that flags at all state office buildings be lowered to half-staff Wednesday, Nov. 11, in…
NKU, UK partner to offer Comprehensive Transition Program for students with intellectual disabilities
Northern Kentucky University is the latest postsecondary institution in Kentucky to partner with University of Kentucky in offering a Comprehensive…
Kentucky drops to 12th from fifth in adult obesity; state official says many programs have contributed
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Kentucky has seen a decrease in its adult obesity rate, to 31.6 percent in…
Keven Moore: What’s better than a bonfire on a chilly evening? A bonfire that’s safe and kept under control
It’s fall, and that means cooler nights. And cooler nights mean it’s time to gather around a bonfire. Bonfires provide…
Bevin says he will champion ‘school choice,’ wants better prepared graduates, calls KEA too powerful
Special to NKyTribune In his first post-election comments on education, Gov.-elect Matt Bevin said that Kentucky needs “competition” for its…
Kentucky’s rural economy shows progress, though some problems linger, legislative committee told
Companies all over the world are investing in rural Kentucky, and more investment—and jobs—seem likely. That is the indication from…
Beshear promises Bevin an ‘orderly transition’ as he hands off the reins of state government
Gov. Steve Beshear released the following statement regarding the gubernatorial election and the transition that follows: “I called Matt Bevin…
Mike Denham: The courage and dedication of Kentucky’s veterans should never be forgotten
On Nov. 11, our nation will come together as it has for nearly a century to pay tribute to those…
Winners and losers address supporters in customary election night speeches; listen to KET videos here
ELECTION NIGHT SPEECHES: From KET Content Service Governor-elect Matt Bevin (R) Lt. Governor-elect Jenean Hampton (R) Secretary of State-elect…
Kentucky by Heart: Whether he knew it or not, John Egerton can be counted among best writing mentors
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist One of my most memorable times as a writer was interviewing noted Southern author and…
Kentucky’s business climate ranks third nationally in Site Selection magazine report; up from 8th place
A succession of expanding businesses, new facility openings, thousands of jobs added and dedicated efforts by economic developers statewide helped…
Kentucky one of eight states awarded federal money to develop tracking system for big-rig parking
Kentucky is part of an eight-state consortium awarded a $25 million federal grant to address critical issues associated with truck…
Dozens of Kentucky districts report GOP political emails to their employees’ accounts
By Brad Hughes Special to NKyTribune A spot survey of Kentucky school districts Monday afternoon found more than 60 school…
Two $1M gifts launch Campbellsville University’s ‘Our Time – This Place, Next Century Campaign’
Campbellsville University received two $1 million gifts as it announced the public phase of a $61.1 million “Our Time –…
Most registered voters want to continue Kentucky’s expansion of Medicaid under federal health reform
The expansion of Medicaid, the federal-state health program, has solid support among Kentuckians despite being an issue in Tuesday’s election…
Kentucky Book Fair – a celebration of reading and writing – returns for 34th year Nov. 14 in Frankfort
The 34th annual Kentucky Book Fair Nov. 14 will bring more than 200 authors from all genres to the Frankfort…
Beshear ‘Snapshots’ show all of Ky’s counties have gained from investments — big numbers for NKy
To call attention to the partnerships that have enabled Kentucky’s communities to both survive the recession and come out of…
Breeders’ Cup Classic is more than a showcase for Triple Crown winner American Pharoah
By Liane Crossley NKyTribune correspondent The stage is set for the unprecedented Breeders’ Cup Classic at Keeneland on Saturday. The…