United Way of Greater Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky on hand for Live United Day at the Capitol
United Way of Greater Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky staff, board members and volunteers attended Live United Day at the Capitol in Frankfort…
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Donald Then: ‘The Lucky Greyhound’ is informative, entertaining and filled with author’s vibrant art
The Lucky Greyhound, by Ft. Thomas artist and author Beverly Hembold Erschell, is a general-interest storybook with three distinct dimensions….
Kentucky’s Governors: First chief executive, Isaac Shelby, first served in a log cabin
This year, as they do every four years, Kentuckians will elect a new governor. Prior to the Nov. 3 general…
Capitol Notes: Keene’s ignition interlock device bill advances; human trafficking, KEES, P3 bills also move forward
Ignition interlock device bill approved by House A bill that would replace hardship licenses for DUI offenders with an…
Bill Straub: It’s now clear that the once-great, once-proud Courier-Journal has lost its way
WASHINGTON – Be forewarned. As Margo Channing once advised, “Fasten your seatbelts, it’s going to be a bumpy night.’’ So…
Kentucky offers tax credit to small business owners; they could qualify for up to $25,000
Kentucky’s small business owners could be eligible for up to $25,000 in tax credits. The state is offering the Kentucky…
New study offers snapshot of agriculture’s total impact on Kentucky’s economy
A new University of Kentucky study released today has found agriculture’s total impact on Kentucky’s economy equaled $45.6 billion in…
High marks: NKU golfer Zach Wright is carding low scores on the course and high grades off
Growing up in the Northern Kentucky area, Zach Wright knew from the beginning what he wanted to do and where…
Northern Kentucky Scholar House in Newport now holding information sessions, accepting applications
Northern Kentucky Scholar House is now holding information sessions and accepting applications from eligible individuals. Northern Kentucky Scholar House is…
Constance Alexander: What happens when a woman is old, alone, has no money for butter?
Years ago, a friend gave me a framed version of a poem that begins like this: “When I am old…
Is bullying more prevalent today? Majority of adults believe it is, national poll shows
A new national poll shows that bullying is seen as more of a problem for young Americans today than ever…
Variety of seating options for Breeders’ Cup at Keeneland available on March 4
Tickets for the 2015 Breeders’ Cup World Championships at Keeneland Race Course on Oct. 30-31 will go on sale to…
Paul Long: 54-mile Selma-to-Montgomery run is Harvey Lewis’ way of celebrating ‘key chapter in nation’s past’
Harvey Lewis likes to run — in the deserts, in the wilderness, in the cities, up and down the sides…
March will come in like a lamb compared to frigid temperatures at the end of February
By Alex Sosnowski AccuWeather Additional waves of frigid air will continue to flow southward out of Canada and into the…
Former Public Works director Greg Sketch suing Boone County, Gary Moore for civil rights violations
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Contributor Former Boone County Public Works Director Greg Sketch is suing Boone County and Gary Moore,…
By 71-25 vote, Kentucky House passes phone deregulation bill; HB 152 now goes to Senate
A landline phone deregulation bill that supporters believe will lead to more investment in broadband and advance communication networks in…
Rep. Mike Denham: Sales tax, wage, drug
and protection bills passed along to Senate
Like most of the state, the Kentucky House of Representatives saw its schedule put on ice last week because of…
HealthPoint Family Care lowers rates to make services more affordable for uninsured patients
Many uninsured patients are now paying less for medical and dental office visits at HealthPoint Family Care, a nonprofit primary…
FFLAG coalition receives funding to improve children’s health, stop obesity in Grant Co.
The Fitness for Life Around Grant County coalition has been awarded a three-year grant of $364,000 from the Foundation for…
Special enrollment period for health coverage will help Kentuckians avoid tax penalties
A special enrollment period will begin March 2 and continue through April 30 to give those Kentuckians unaware of possible…
Capitol Notes: KTRS bond bill, early childhood bill pass House, head to Senate
KTRS bond bill on to Senate A House proposal to authorize $3.3 billion in bonds to reduce the unfunded liability…
Cantering Commentator: Donna Brothers’ sideline reporting offers unique view of horse racing
By Liane Crossley Special to NKyTribune There are plenty of ways to earn a paycheck on horseback but few as…