NKy, Ohio community leaders and economic organizations weigh in to protect airline jobs
Northern Kentucky and Ohio leaders are pushing back against unfair subsidies provided by the governments of Qatar and the United…
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Northern Kentucky Health Department launches mobile website, helps people ‘make healthy choices’
Public health information in Northern Kentucky, including local food inspection scores, is now easier to access on-the-go through a mobile…
Ashland to acquire AkzoNobel’s Zeta Fraction biofunctional technology
Ashland Specialty Ingredients, a commercial unit of Ashland Inc. and a world leader in the production of biofunctional ingredients, today…
Replica of popular Vietnam Veterans Memorial coming to Kentucky Horse Park July 9-12
The American Veterans Traveling Tribute Vietnam Wall is coming to the Kentucky Horse Park July 9-12. The…
Draft improvement options for vital east-west NKy corridor to be discussed at public open house July 6
The Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments will host a public open house on Monday, July 6, to discuss improvements to…
Five insurers to provide healthcare services for eligible Medicaid clients across Kentucky
The Commonwealth of Kentucky has signed new contracts with five managed care organizations to provide healthcare services to Kentuckians who…
Covington’s Behringer-Crawford Museum offers fun for the whole family with concerts, camps and more
By Sydney Bland NKyTribune intern The Behringer-Crawford Museum in Covington has a number of concerts, camps and other special events…
Kentucky by Heart: An improvised explosive device took Marine’s sight, but not his vision
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Matthew Bradford has participated in scuba diving, fishing, rock climbing, surfing, swimming and distance races….
Kentucky receives $3.7 million in service grants; funding to help meet critical state, local needs
Kentucky received more than $3.7 million in AmeriCorps funding from the Corporation for National and Community Service for 12 programs….
Keven Moore: Despite the risks, we just love our fireworks; show a little love for safety, too
What do you get when you combine alcohol, fireworks and a day off from work? Independence Day, of course. Each…
Bill Straub: When Jefferson Davis statue gets heave-ho, replace with likeness of Georgia Davis Powers
Uncovering an issue that Kentucky Republicans and Democrats on both the federal and state level agree upon is rather like…
Covington-issued new trash cart delivery starts July 6; collection times will remain the same
The City of Covington’s waste and recycling programs will officially transition from Republic Services/CSI to Rumpke Waste and Recycling. As…
Coalition to launch $110,000 campaign to promote advanced manufacturing careers
The Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Development Coalition is preparing to launch a $110,000 marketing campaign in Northern Kentucky to promote careers…
CPA Curt Wenzler: Tax planning for 2015 is a ‘venture in uncertainty’ as true reform appears unlikely
Tax planning for 2015 is a venture in uncertainty. Last December, Congress passed legislation extending a number of expired tax…
Community invited to celebrate Fourth of July at the Bicentennial Independence Day Parade
COV200, the Center for Great Neighborhoods, and the Friends of Peaselburg Neighborhood Association are celebrating Covington’s Bicentennial with a special…
Kentucky’s Legislative Research Commission launches search for a permanent director
The Kentucky Legislative Research Commission has begun its search for a permanent director to take the helm of the 67-year-old…
Alum, former student regent Nathaniel Smith named chair of NKU Board of Regents
Nathaniel G. Smith will chair the Northern Kentucky University Board of Regents for a one-year term beginning July 1. The…
Once a symbol of suffering, radiation masks are transformed into sculptures of strength
At one time, the plastic mesh head and neck mask Richard Powers wore during 33 rounds of radiation therapy was…
Don Then: Discover the meaning of ‘determined defiance’ in Ray Peden’s One Tenth of the Law
Experience relates that a great story begins with an evocative title. A few outstanding titles come quickly to mind: The…
Got a job? Want a better one? American National University to hold free career fair in Florence July 10
Are you looking for new career opportunities this summer? If so, then be sure to attend the Summer Career Fair…
Commentary: Accept the challenge-If college students graduate in less time, everyone wins
By Mike McKenzie Special to NKyTribune It seems like hardly a day goes by without another announcement of an increase…
SmartHealth: Diabetes can be confusing; here are 10 myths about the disease
By SmartHealthToday.com There are plenty of scary facts about diabetes: It’s the seventh-leading cause of death in the U.S. and…