Kentucky uses speed to wear down Lions in final tuneup before showdown with Kansas
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky’s speed was too much for Texas A&M Commerce. The Wlldcats (2-0) overcame a slow…
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OP-Ed – John Schickel: Enjoy Boone County’s natural beauty this fall at newly-opened Decker WMA
Boone County is home to many great people and attractions. Recently, I joined Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Commissioner…
Wildcats both physically and mentally ready for No. 8 Alabama; kickoff set for noon Saturday in Lexington
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today In its last meeting against a top-ranked opponent, Kentucky didn’t fare too well in all…
Scuba Santa’s Water Wonderland will return to Newport Aquarium November 24 – December 24
The most wonderful time of the year is fast approaching at Newport Aquarium when Scuba Santa dives into town. This…
Artist Christina Wald will share her path to publishing during BCM’s November 14 NKY History Hour
A crowned tadpole in a purple vest, a grinning possum, a large headed bison or a little red bat; Local…
Covington firefighters use vacant apartments at City Heights to study of fire science, investigation
The fire starts as tiny flames on the stovetop in a City Heights apartment, but its progression is scary. By…
Kentucky Campus Compact receives $1 million grant to support volunteerism on college campuses
Kentucky Campus Compact (KyCC), a membership organization of Kentucky colleges and universities whose purpose is to support, promote, and find…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Jeptha Knob is a little known Kentucky rock formation with a mysterious history
Jeptha Knob is a Kentucky natural wonder of mysterious origin that is little known outside of central Kentucky because the…
Kentucky taking routine approach as they get ready for Saturday’s showdown with No. 8 Crimson Tide
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky will face a big challenge in the team’s final home game of the season…
Beshear to target improving education, economy as he embarks on second term as Governor
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear spoke to reporters in the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday, the day after…
Large purses, new faces expected as Turfway Park readies for Holiday Meet beginning November 29
Winter racing is approaching in the Bluegrass State and some of the country’s top owners, trainers and jockeys will compete…
What to know about epilepsy, and how to provide first aid if someone you know suffers a seizure
Dr. Jordan Clay University of Kentucky Epilepsy is a common neurological condition which leads to seizures. It affects millions of…
Northern Kentucky University to expand athletics programs with addition of six new sports
Northern Kentucky University Athletics will be expanding its sports offerings with six new programs as men’s volleyball, men’s and women’s…
Covington finance director Steve Webb named Finance Officer of the Year, new president of GFOA
Less than 15 months after becoming the City of Covington’s finance director, Steve Webb is earning statewide recognition. Webb was:…
Gateway named one of 150 institutions eligible for Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence
The Aspen Institute has named Gateway Community and Technical College one of the 150 institutions eligible to compete for the…
Barnes and Noble Florence to support Brighton Center with Holiday Book Drive through Dec. 8
Barnes and Noble Florence is inviting customers to give the gift of reading during the company’s annual Holiday Book Drive…
Kentucky uses big second half to defeat New Mexico State Aggies in Monday’s season opener
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today It took a while, but Kentucky pulled away from rebuilding New Mexico State on Monday…
Early voting increases while the number of absentee ballots falls in Kentucky ahead of today’s election day
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today There are mixed results on early voting turnout versus absentee ballots, according to the Kentucky…
Eye experts urge caution after Food and Drug Administration recalls dozens of eyedrop brands
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service As the Food and Drug Administration warned more than two dozen over-the-counter eyedrops could…
Kentucky by Heart: John C.C. Mayo, who purchased Eastern KY mineral rights, remains a polarizing figure
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist The words “broad form deed” are, for many people from Eastern Kentucky, nasty ones. Often…
Ludlow Historic Society to sponsor trivia, storytelling event at Bircus Brewery November 14
The Ludlow Historic Society is sponsoring an evening of trivia games and storytelling at Bircus Brewery, 322 Elm St., on…
Op-Ed – Constance Alexander: Politically open-minded and still (after 35 years) getting used to KY
When I moved to Kentucky thirty-five years ago, my first official act was to get a library card. Second was…