Talbert House hosting career fair, open house, seeking Clinical Service Providers, Case Managers
Talbert House is holding a career fair and open house on March 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for…
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Paul Long: Runners – the human kind – have sights on Keeneland for RunTheBluegrass half-marathon
Dozens of Northern Kentucky runners will be heading south at the end of the month, turning the tables on the…
The 22nd annual Northern Kentucky History Day March 28 includes workshops for everyone
The 22nd annual Northern Kentucky Regional History Day will feature a broad range of topics ranging from the Revolutionary War…
The steaks are raised: EKU’s All-American gives future champions big hooves to fill
It’s usually the sore losers who “have a cow.” At Eastern Kentucky University, the cow was the winner. One of…
The KSO’s March concert will be a mix of old and new; solo flutist plays renaissance and beatbox
What’s old is new again — well kinda. Composers have often looked back on their predecessors for ideas and inspiration,…
March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month; health department offers events, tests, more
The Colon Cancer Awareness that was scheduled for March 5 at the Lyric Theatre has been canceled due to the…
Keven Moore: On-demand workforce growing quickly but also raising important questions
Did you have any idea how life would change with the invention of the smartphone? I certainly never imagined. In…
Telecom deregulation bill first to pass both chambers, now headed to governor’s desk
Legislation to reform telecommunication regulations passed the state Senate today, making it the first bill to pass both chambers during…
Magazine says Kentucky in a league of its own for industry activity; NKy has a share in the honor
The nation appears to be taking notice of Kentucky’s economic development efforts. The state placed first nationally in Site Selection…
2014 Work Opportunity Tax Credit deadline extended; IRS to allow extra time to submit requests
A deadline for employers to file for a certificate to receive a tax credit for hiring employees in a target…
A shining moment — and a shiny crown: NKU student crowned Miss Kentucky United States
A 22-year-old NKU criminal justice major from Cynthiana, Katie Himes, has been named Miss Kentucky United States at a competition…
Accumulations of 6 to 10 inches likely as rain turns to snow this afternoon
From the National Weather Service: A winter storm warning remains in effect from noon today to 1 p.m. Thursday for…
The Carnegie gallery season continues with ‘Now Here: Theoretical Landscapes’ on March 13
The Carnegie’s 2014-15 gallery season continues with the opening of “Now Here: Theoretical Landscapes” on Friday, March 13. The exhibition…
Bill to cap drug co-pays backed by emotional testimony; health insurers, employer groups oppose
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News FRANKFORT– People with chronic conditions are often denied the best medication for their condition…
Flying Pig orienteering competition continues at MSU, Carter Caves, offering navigational challenges
While many sports boast a ‘need for speed’ to succeed, this arduous sport demands participants to make split-second decisions and…
Flooding, snow/ice potential forces postponement of tornado drill till March 10
Due to the potential for flooding and the outlook for another round of winter weather to affect Kentucky Tuesday and…
The Week in Frankfort: As deadlines pass, 752 bills entered into legislative process
The Kentucky General Assembly crossed another mile marker last week by reaching the deadline for the introduction of new bills…
Capitol Notes: Transgender student bathroom bill, ‘Alicia’s Law’ among several that advance
Transgender student bathroom bill advances The state Senate passed legislation to regulate where transgender students may use the restroom in…
Johnathan Gay: IdeaFestival Aerospace seeks to leverage efforts like NKy’s to keep industry soaring
When you think of Kentucky exports, several things probably come to mind, including cars, bourbon and horses. You might not,…