Tetanus infections uncommon, but are on the rise in the U.S., report Kentucky public health officials
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today While tetanus infections are uncommon in the United States, a concerning increase in cases has…
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NKU makes ton of plays with 6th-man Oday going for 38 but Robert Morris makes a ton plus one
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Darrin Horn tried to warn his NKU basketball team that Robert Morris was dangerous…
Government briefs: Happenings in Park Hills, Ft. Mitchell, Taylor Mill, Lakeside Park, Newport, Boone County
By Tricia Scheyer NKyTribune reporter PARK HILLS Amanda Peters, from the Kenton County Law Enforcement Navigator Program, came to the…
KYTC offering state-sponsored engineering, construction management scholarships; apply by Feb.1
For Kentucky students looking to build the infrastructure their communities depend on every day, applications are now open for state-sponsored…
Joe Heller: Cartoonist on news — MLK Day, Iran protests, food pyramids, playoff losses, holiday bills
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
A constant smile and kindness make ‘Mr. Bob’ a hometown hero at Costco
By Andy Furman NKyTribune staff writer Two words. Just two magical words. Words that are foreign to most have made…
Beshear, delegation to attend World Economic Forum in Switzerland to tout state investment
Gov. Andy Beshear announced that he and a delegation from Team Kentucky will travel to Europe next week for a…
In a place neither expected to be, Newport, St. Henry coaches doing – and loving — their thing
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter At another time, maybe in another place, another year, Rod Snapp and Tim Sullivan…
Holy Cross keeps it in the family in the All ‘A’ Classic semis against Beechwood
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Too much Brady Gabbard, that’s what it came down to in the second semifinal…
Kentucky Realtors release December ’25 housing data focusing on state of real estate
Kentucky Realtors, the largest professional association of Realtors in the Commonwealth, released housing market data for December 2025, showing that…
Lee Ramsey: Why we keep failing at fitness every January; let’s think about ‘health’ differently
From January 1st through mid-March, gyms are packed. The treadmills are full, group classes are waitlisted, and motivation is high….
Turning Martin Luther King’s vision into everyday community action: One family’s story
Special to NKyTribune Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream was not only for racial equality, but for a nation where…
Cats seek to build on momentum from buzzer beater when they face Tennessee today
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today It took a furious second-half comeback and a shot at the buzzer for Kentucky to…
Duke Energy offers advice on how to save on your energy bill
With a sharp drop in temperatures hitting the region, Duke Energy Ohio & Kentucky are committed to helping customers manage…
Keven Moore: Managing political conflict, bullying in today’s workplace
Political polarization has become an unavoidable part of modern life, and increasingly, it is spilling into the workplace. Politics has…
Brian Clark: In its centennial year, Kentucky Petroleum Marketers remain committed to ‘fueling’ state
Since its founding in 1926, the Kentucky Petroleum Marketers Association (KPMA) remains steadfast in representing an industry with a $7.1 billion impact to Kentucky’s economic…
ADM’s $26M investment in Erlanger facility strengthens capabilities for growing reformulation demand
ADM, a global leader in innovative solutions from nature, announced its investment in the company’s Erlanger campus, with a focus…
Brenna Keller joins NKyTribune team as associate editor, brings knowledge of community, public health
Brenna Keller, a life-long Northern Kentuckian and a resident of Ludlow, brings her extensive knowledge and caring of the community…
Environmental group sues federal wildlife agency to protect Appalachian salamander
By Liam Niemeyer Kentucky Lantern An environmental advocacy group that seeks to protect endangered species is suing the U.S. Fish…
Opinion – Bill Straub: Kentucky has invested a lot in president/dictator Trump; doesn’t seem to be paying off
This coming Tuesday, Jan. 20, will mark the end of the first year of what is shaping up as the…
Newport’s Thompson House is for sale, has rich history of Lincoln, Tommy guns, ghosts, music
By Laura Kroeger NKyTribune staff writer The Thompson House on Third Street facing Newport of the Levee is for sale….
Mardi Gras Benefitting Homeless Children returns for 35th year on Fat Tuesday
Mardi Gras Benefitting Homeless Children will return for its 35th year on Fat Tuesday, from 5:30-10 p.m. Feb. 17 at…