Minor cuts and scrapes are a part of summer, here’s how you can best treat them at home
By Julie Elder University of Kentucky Minor cuts and scrapes are common and can usually be treated and monitored at…
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Campbell Co., Altafiber announce availability of free high-speed Wi-Fi at county’s parks, golf course
The Campbell County Fiscal Court and Altafiber on Wednesday announced free high-speed public Wi-Fi is now available at Pendery Park,…
Food Research and Action Center report shows more KY kids participating in meal programs
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service The number of Kentucky kids who ate free breakfast and lunch through Summer Nutrition…
Hippie House set to drop psychedelic sounds of 60s and 70 on Thursday’s Music@BCM stage
Behringer-Crawford museum’s next concert in the Music@BCM summer series will feature the powerhouse trio Hippie House. The trio’s Thursday, Aug….
Opinion – Al Cross: Auditions on the national and Kentucky stages
Gov. Andy Beshear’s big audition didn’t get him a new role, but the continuing tryouts of people who might succeed…
Red Cross appeals for blood donations as supply dips by 25% in wake of heat disruptions, seasonal decline
The American Red Cross is experiencing an emergency blood shortage as the nation faces dangerous levels of heat and people…
Accidents caused by running red lights are a major problem, Kentucky had more than 3,900 in 2023
Whether it’s due to impatience, a “me first” attitude, aggressiveness or distraction, drivers running red lights cause more than 1,000…
CSC to celebrate survivorship during NKY Backyard Bash Aug. 10 at St. Elizabeth Cancer Center
On Saturday, August 10, Cancer Support Community Greater Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky (CSC), a local affiliate of the world’s largest network of…
Kentucky by Heart: Some recently-read books with KY connections; Kyians who served as nation’s VP
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Reading seems to be a way of life for me, especially books about Kentucky or…
Duke Foundation marks 40th year with surprise grants to Gateway Foundation, other area nonprofits
This year marks a significant milestone for the Duke Energy Foundation as it celebrates its 40th anniversary. Born out of…
Letter to the Editor: Michael Tholen says think safety in advance of National Safe Digging Day
“I’ve lived in this house my entire life and never knew we had underground lines” I heard this from a…
Our Rich History: Wong family’s Oriental Wok has been a Northern Kentucky staple for more than 40 years
Editor’s note: Part three of an occasional series about Casual & Fine Dining By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD Special to…
NKY residents invited to attend Citizens Foster Care Review Board virtual town hall August 16
Northern Kentuckians are invited to virtual town hall meetings Aug, 16 hosted by Kentucky’s Citizen Foster Care Review Board to…
Tickets now on sale now for Newport Central Catholic High School’s 30th Family Fireworks Fest September 1
Newport Central Catholic High School is inviting the community to gather on the school hill to watch the Western and…
Emergency medical services staffing shortages are at crisis level, says Kentucky EMS board chair
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Kentucky’s Emergency Medical Services are facing severe staffing shortages, with low pay, “abysmal” reimbursement…
KDE joins ‘Every Student Counts!’ initiative, addresses chronic absenteeism, student health
The Kentucky Department of Education’s (KDE’s) School Health Branch has been invited to partner with the National Association of School…
Jamie Vaught: UK freshman Travis Perry shooting ‘lights out,’ brings excitement anew to UK Basketball
The small cities of Eddyville and Kuttawa, both in Lyon County in far western Kentucky, have not produced very many…
BE NKY Growth Partnership, NKY Port approve funding for Purple People Bridge repairs
At a joint meeting Friday, the BE NKY Growth Partnership executive committee approved the transfer of $62,500 to the Northern…
Kentucky voter registrations increased by more than 14,500 in July, the most since 2022
The Kentucky Secretary of State on Friday announced 14,502 Kentuckians registered to vote in July. “Kentuckians are signing up to…
KDFWR to open application period for dove quota hunts, mentor/youth hunts Aug. 5-16
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources will host four dove quota hunts and three traditional mentor/youth dove quota…
COVID-19 having ‘summer surge’ in Kentucky; 38 states show increasing number of cases
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today According to data from the Kentucky Department for Public Health (DPH), COVID-19 cases are increasing…
Opinion – Jonathan Shell: Join me in celebrating all things Kentucky at 120th State Fair Aug. 15-25
Get ready, Kentucky! It’s almost time for 11 days of food, fun, and fellowship at the Kentucky State Fair Aug….