Free online class now available to help parents support college and career planning
A new online program called Take the LEAD helps Kentucky parents and community members support their middle and high school…
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Legacy Families: In NKy, ‘Battaglia’ means horse racing; they are ‘true stewards’ of Turfway Park
This is the second in an occasional series on Northern Kentucky’s “Legacy Families,” those families who have been involved in…
Kentucky National Dairy Show and Sale returns April 9 – 11 to Kentucky Expo Center
The Kentucky National Dairy Show and Sale will return to the Kentucky Exposition Center’s Pavilion for its 53rd edition April…
Calling all schools: Kentucky Arts Council wants your creativity for Derby Celebration
The Kentucky Arts Council invites Kentucky schools to be part of the fun and excitement of the Kentucky Derby by…
Commission dedicates addition to Blanton Forest State Nature Preserve, protects forests
The Kentucky State Nature Preserves Commission recently purchased 386 acres in Harlan County, which was dedicated as an addition to…
No More Bullying: When victims turn into bullies, answers may seem unclear; seek help
This column on bullying in schools will run periodically on the NKyTribune. By Melissa Martin Special to NKyTribune Do some…
Get Out Kentucky! Outdoor adventures await in all corners of the Bluegrass State
Sure, all eyes might be on college basketball right now, but the Kentucky State Parks have their sights set on…
Reproductive Health and Justice Committee now accepting Request for Letters of Inquiry until July 1
The Reproductive Health & Justice Committee of The Educational Foundation of America is holding an open application process for its…
POWER initiative targets state’s struggling coal communities, will award up to $38M
State and federal officials gathered in Lexington today to announce the Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce and Economic Revitalization initiative,…
Federal dietary guidelines recommend eating less red and processed meat, sugar and refined grains
Kentucky Health News The Department of Agriculture and the Department of Health and Human Services have released proposed 2015 Dietary…
Commentary: Put an end to inappropriate teacher-student relationships in Kentucky
By Regina Bunch Special to NKyTribune One of the key components of public education is the fact there should be…
North American Stainless to invest $150 million, create 36 new jobs in expansion of Ghent facility
A major expansion is in the works in Carroll County. North American Stainless plans to invest $150 million to expand…
As flu activity increases, state public health officials say it’s still not too late to get vaccine
The Kentucky Department for Public Health continues to emphasize the importance of flu vaccine following a recent increase in flu…
Kentucky Association of Bed and Breakfasts members give away free overnight stays
By Kathy Witt Special to NKyTribune For those seeking an antidote to a cold and blustery winter, the Bed and…
Boone among top for health outcomes, according to 2015 County Health Rankings for Kentucky
Kentucky Health News The 2015 County Health Rankings for Kentucky, compiled by the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute in…
Nominations sought for awards honoring excellence in preserving historic places
Know of an empty or neglected historic structure that has been rehabilitated and put back into use? Or the owner…
Jobless rates fall in all but one Kentucky county; Boone County’s 4.3% among lowest in state
Unemployment rates fell in 119 Kentucky counties between February 2014 and February 2015, while Russell County stayed the same, according…
Eastern tent caterpillar egg hatch begins in Central Kentucky; horse farms urged to begin monitoring
An eastern tent caterpillar egg hatch was reported March 23 in Scott County. According to Lee Townsend, University of Kentucky…
Covington resident, business owner chosen as speaker at TEDxUCincinnati program
Covington resident and business owner, Cole Imperi, was recently chosen as a speaker for TEDxUCincinnati, which will take place on…
Bill Straub: Rand Paul’s road-less-traveled path could prove the difference in crowded GOP field
WASHINGTON – The cavalry charge that is the 2016 Republican presidential campaign got underway this week with Sen. Ted Cruz…