Physical therapist at HealthSouth NKy honored as finalist in companywide award
Back in high school at Villa Madonna Academy, Kelly Roberts’ dedication to basketball helped her achieve high honors such as…
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Health department offers free class to reduce your risk of Type 2 diabetes
The Northern Kentucky Health Department will be offering an introductory class to prevent Type 2 diabetes. The two-hour class is…
NKy Women, Infants and Children program releases updated income guidelines
Many Northern Kentucky families are eligible for benefits through the federal Women, Infants and Children program, commonly known as WIC,…
The Naked Vine: For fun – and a nice surprise – take a second look at your go-to varietal
By Mike Rosenberg Special to NKyTribune Most everyone’s got a “house wine.” In Vine Land, when there are new bottles…
Film incentives bill expected to create jobs, attract productions and promote tourism
Gov. Steve Beshear today signed House Bill 340, which will make Kentucky more competitive in attracting film and television productions…
Kynect, state’s health benefits exchange, has a free app available for smartphones
Kentucky Health News Kentucky’s state health benefits exchange, Kynect, is offering a free mobile app that will provide “on-the-go” access…
New Split Rock Jumping Tour to bring international flair to Bluegrass Country
By Nicky Graf Ussher Special to NKyTribune The Split Rock Jumping Tour, a new international show jumping show series modeled…
Florence Rotary Club to honor law enforcement at luncheon May 11
State Sen. John Schickel will speak at the Rotary Club of Florence’s law enforcement appreciation luncheon next week in Northern…
Rep. Mike Denham: Several laws in this year’s session address college- and career-readiness
When it comes to grading Kentucky’s public elementary and secondary schools, what ultimately counts most is whether our graduating students…
Judge’s ruling paves way for mobile home wrongful eviction suit
By James McNair Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting A Jefferson County judge last week refused to throw out a lawsuit…
State arts council recognizes contribution of creative industry during National Small Business Week
May 4 – 8 is National Small Business Week, and the Kentucky Arts Council is taking the opportunity to promote…
Water line concerns brought before state oversight panel for budget consideration
Significant funding could be available in the next state budget cycle for line-item grants to help run water lines to…
Bill Straub: Loss of Heyburn pits Obama, McConnell in compelling game of chess
WASHINGTON – The death last week of U.S. District Judge John Heyburn at age 66 represents a terrible loss, not…
Paul Long: Observing marathoners at the Finish Swine, you’ll see exhaustion turn into triumph
For a part of Sunday morning, I joined with a group of friends at a spot near the Finish Swine…
Urban Farmer: Have no failures to launch when Mother’s Day (aka the gardeners’ holiday) arrives
By Ginger Dawson NKyTribune’s Intrepid Urban Farmer Mother’s Day. The traditional last frost date in zone six. It is almost…
NKU, Underground Railroad Freedom Center partner to excavate historic Parker Academy
By William Landon Special to NKyTribune As race relations in the United States continue to be strained by factors…
Keeneland moving wagering operations to Red Mile; $2M grandstand upgrade underway
Keeneland announced today that it will move its year-round simulcast wagering operations to the Red Mile, the historic Standardbred track…
Nutritious food costs more in poor areas, suggests that food stamp policies be changed
Kentucky Health News A study has found that nutritious foods are more expensive in impoverished rural counties than in urban…
Kentucky’s outstanding small businesses, entrepreneurs celebrated in special ceremony
The state’s best were celebrated in the Capitol Rotunda in Frankfort today with an awards ceremony recognizing outstanding small businesses…
Don Then: Butter in the Morning is filled with insightful essays about life, love and more
I was talking to a friend the other day (on a cell phone, of course) and happened to mention that…
Tom Block: Trade pacts becoming more difficult to move through Congress; TPP is no exception
In Kentucky our economy is growing in large part because of the state’s commitment to international trade. The state has…