Judy Clabes: A personal remembrance and tribute to a First Lady of NKY, Mary Sue Butler, who died July 3
Mary “Sue” Butler will forever be cherished as a true First Lady of NKY, having devoted her life to her…
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New report shows how domestic violence is handled by courts, law enforcement at local, regional levels
Kentucky Health News “Kentucky has long had a problem with domestic violence,” the Lexington Herald-Leader reports. “A 2012 survey found that 45%…
KY State Fair to offer special ticketed days including $5 Monday, Senior Day and Sensory Awareness Day
The Kentucky State Fair has announced it will again offer special ticketed days during its run August 17-27 and giving…
Berea College reaffirms commitment to ‘interracial education’ and installs its first woman president
By Jamie Lucke Kentucky Lantern The day before Cheryl Nixon became Berea College’s 10th and first woman president, the U.S….
NKY Health Department: Beware of animal bites — which can transmit rabies; here’s what to look for
Northern Kentucky Health Department In Northern Kentucky, there are approximately 650-700 animal bites each year, including dog, cat, ferret, bat,…
Behringer-Crawford Museum presents the toe-tapping tunes of Jake Speed in concert this week
Timely, timeless, toe-tapping tunes are on the playlist when Jake Speed returns to the Music@BCM summer concert circuit on Thursday….
UK announces its athletic Hall of Fame class featuring six inductees, including Rajon Rondo
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky has unveiled its athletic Hall of Fame class featuring six new inductees. The newest…
Mike Tussey: July 5th — the day after — and the pulse of America is as strong as ever
Yesterday, July 4 officially welcomed in summer ‘23 as always with a huge bang and thousands of loud celebrations. July…
Covington police, Point/Arc to meet for doubleheader — kickball challenge and bingo
By Andy Furman The Point/Arc The Point/Arc of Covington is taking on The Big Blue. No – not the University…
Amye Bensenhaver: Independence Day behind us, let us renew efforts to demand Freedom of Information
“I signed this measure with a deep sense of pride that the United States is an open society in which…
Ben Dusing, John Gardner returning soon from latest humanitarian trip in Ukraine — facing danger daily
Staff report Ben Dusing and John Gardner have spent three months as humanitarian volunteers in Ukraine and are about to…
St. E. Healthcare’s Baby Steps, Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank team up to help new moms and babies
St. Elizabeth Healthcare and Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank program have teamed up to help expectant or new moms with substance-use…
Don Conrad, founder of Waco Oil, NKY entrepreneur, dies at 94 in Florida, where he had been living
Don Conrad, 94, passed away peacefully on Father’s Day, in Naples, Florida, where he had been living. He had a…
KDE’s Graduation Summit presented dropout prevention strategies, help for reaching students
More than 100 people traveled from across the state for the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE)’s Persistence to Graduation Summit…
KYTC’s Gray issues order to help speed relief to areas impacted by violent storms, winds
Kentucky Transportation Secretary Jim Gray has signed an official order to temporarily suspend certain regulatory restrictions on commercial motor vehicles…
Covington Rotary installs co-presidents to lead club in coming year, Gil Fauber and Dave Meyer
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter The day was billed as the Changing of the Guard. But for the Rotary Club…
AAA: If storms caused damage to your property, here are tips on what to expect and what to do
Severe storms cut a destructive path across Kentucky early Sunday — and resulted in more than a move of the Taylor…
Matt’s Take: A busy time in Queen City — Taylor Swift and those incredible Cincinnati Reds
By Matthew McAdow NKyTribune sports columnist As we all know by now, it was a very busy weekend in the…
Our Rich History: David Justice went from Thomas More College to Major League Baseball
By Raymond G. Hebert, Ph.D. Thomas More University (This is part of an irregular series on the sports athletes who…
Recalling the history of Forest Lawn Memorial Cemetery and now demolished Caleb Manly Mansion
(A piece of local history lost, as the Manly Mansion at Forest Lawn Memorial Garden, built in 1852 and uninhabitable…
Leo Calderon opens his consultancy business, Leo Calderon Latino Consulting, offering his expertise
Leo Calderon, well known for his leadership on diversity issues and knowledge of the Latino community, has decided to launch…
Bowling Green’s National Corvette Museum kicks off 70th anniversary of first car rolling off assembly line
By Don Sergent Bowling Green Daily News For a septuagenarian, America’s sports car is looking good. The Corvette and many…