Paul Long: ‘What are questions running through runners’ minds?’ Here’s the study — and reality
So. A group of scientists wanted to know what runners think about when they run. And, of course, being scientists,…
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Toyota plows ahead with engineering building in Georgetown; ceremony includes vehicle donations
Sometimes a shovel just doesn’t cut it. To break ground on its new production engineering building in Georgetown, Toyota called…
Kentucky by Heart: A close encounter of the bear kind will put a little pep in your step
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist In the summer of 2002, I decided to indulge my hiking interest in a big…
Kentucky biodiversity book now in second printing, available in public schools, colleges, universities
After selling out the first printing of its book, “Kentucky’s Natural Heritage, an Illustrated Guide to Biodiversity,” the Kentucky State…
Executive order creates governing board to manage KentuckyWired open-access broadband network
Gov. Steve Beshear has signed an executive order creating the Kentucky Communications Network Authority and its governing board to manage…
Kentucky Opera kicks off the 2015/16 season with MacBeth, Three Decembers, and Show Boat
The season features three unique opera performances. Kicking off the season will be Verdi’s MacBeth. Performances are slated for Sept….
Kentucky African American Encyclopedia is a first-of-its-kind reference of state’s black experience
By Whitney Hale and Mack McCormick Special to KyForward From the earliest moments of Kentucky’s recorded history, the lives of…
Numerous health screenings available during the Kentucky State Fair Aug. 20-30
Visitors to the Kentucky State Fair, which starts Aug. 20 and runs through Aug. 30, can take advantage of a…
Patrick Towles makes biggest leap of all, beating out Drew Barker for UK quarterback job
By Keith Taylor Special to NKyTribune It’s hard to beat an incumbent. The University of Kentucky coaching staff gave backup…
Wanted: a Kentuckian who champions the First Amendment and transparent government
The Scripps Howard First Amendment Center at the University of Kentucky is requesting nominations for its annual James Madison Award…
Civil rights activist Julian Bond, who died Sunday, had significant roots in Kentucky
Editor’s note: This original one-on-one interview that aired on KET is part of the Civil Rights Movement in Kentucky Oral…
Bluegrass & Backroads: Once at-risk, these young men are now thriving at Louisville’s West End School
Kentucky is a state defined by its history and noted for a number of things, not the least of which…
Alltech recruits recent grads for corporate career development program, now accepting applications
The world could be at the fingertips of students from around the world through the fourth annual Alltech Corporate Career…
‘Our goal is to hire the best person for the job’; commissioner search continues after first interviews
The Kentucky Board of Education has completed the first round of interviews for the position of commissioner of education. The…
Report: Improving Kentuckians’ health will require increasing education levels and fighting poverty
By Melissa Patrick Special to NKyTribune Increased access to insurance is just one part of the equation to improve the…
The Kentucky State Fair – with every attraction imaginable – runs Aug. 20-30 in Louisville
Balloons. Concerts. Dogs. Acrobats. No, this is not the beginning of a bad joke. These are just a few of…
Cheryl Renee and her Blues Band close out 2015 Music@BCM season with ‘Bourbon and Blues Redux’
Singer, keyboardist, band leader and song stylist Cheryl Renée brings her Blues Band to Devou Park on Aug. 20 for…
Rules of the Road: Start of school signals
it’s time once again to slow down, be alert
With the start of another school year, drivers should be on the lookout for students who may be walking or…
Commissioner candidates in face-to-face exchanges with state board members today and Saturday
By Brad Hughes Special to NKyTribune The Kentucky Board of Education is behind closed doors today and Saturday in its…
Kentucky Habitat for Humanity to display cargo container home at State Fair Aug. 20-30
When the Kentucky State Fair rolls around next week (Aug. 20-30), Kentucky Habitat for Humanity will shine the spotlight on…
Commentary: Lessons from Breeders’ Cup can help move Lexington, Central Kentucky from good to great
By Mike McKenzie Special to NKyTribune First it was the World Equestrian Games and now it is the Breeders’ Cup…