Joe Heller: Cartoonist’s view of news — Town Halls, asteroid, vacationing, mental health, Lent
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
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Let the party continue… Natalyn Vissman celebrates 100 years, so she’ll celebrate as much as she wants
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter It started Thursday, and who knows it still may be going strong. When you turn…
Newport’s Wildcats go from pretenders to contenders in district title romp over Highlands
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter In the old-time TV game show “To Tell the Truth,” the host always requested…
Black Balloon Project annual event reflects Gabi Deaton’s advocacy for those suffering loss to addiction
Staff report Gabi Deaton, who has been in recovery for over 14 years, created the Black Balloon Project after the…
Notre Dame survives district at Holy Cross, now both advance to Sunday’s 9th region opener
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter If district championship games, where both teams move on to next week’s regional don’t…
Opinion – Bill Straub: Guthrie’s dilemma — finding national health care system that serves everyone
Rep. Brett Guthrie is on the spot. As the newly installed chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, the…
‘Cluster’ of teen suicides in Boone County prompt groups to come together, seek solutions
By Patricia Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Several groups met in Boone County last week to see if they can focus on…
CTI joining global movement on Rare Disease Day, Feb. 28, and shows “painted hands”
CTI – Clinical Trial and Consulting Services, headquartered in Covington – is joining the global movement on Rare Disease Day,…
CovCath, Holy Cross advance in the 35th, will meet Friday; short-handed Beechwood, game Holmes ousted
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Only two districts in Louisville and one in Lexington have a better record than…
Fabled Brew Works supports Learning Grove with special rainbow sorbet beer benefiting We Rock the Spectrum
Fabled Brew Works is supporting Learning Grove by re-releasing a fan favorite craft beer. Fabled Brew Works is a craft…
KenLake State Resort Park’s campground to undergo major upgrades to camping experiences
Kenlake State Resort Park’s campground is undergoing $9.3 million in renovations to upgrade camping experiences. Gov. Andy Beshear signed legislation…
Kentucky confirms first case of measles in an adult resident who may have exposed others
Health officials with the Kentucky Department for Public Health (KDPH) and Franklin County Health Department announced a confirmed case of…
Duke Energy’s Ken Muth spreads gospel of energy efficiency; saving money, saving the Earth
By Page Leggett Duke Energy Ken Muth feels called to help his clients save energy. Muth, who lives in Northern…
‘Plogging Across the Bluegrass’ event coming to Covington — register to pick up litter while jogging
Volunteers will fan out on Saturday to pick up litter while getting exercise during the annual “Plogging Across the Bluegrass”…
Mike Tussey: The transition is coming and we’re going with it all the way
Here we are in late February with the month bouncing around with fickle temperatures and a little of this and…
President Trump approves disaster assistance for ten Kentucky counties as death toll reaches 22
Kentucky Lantern President Donald Trump on Monday approved expedited disaster assistance for individuals and local governments in 10 Kentucky counties…
Gateway Community & Technical College to host its first two-day Advanced Leadership conference
Gateway Community & Technical College Workforce Solutions will host its first Advanced Leadership Conference, The Leadership Edge: Strategies to Connect,…
Opinion – Susan Bushelman: Heart of the Matter — Taking ‘Small Steps’ to protect your heart health
As a physician, I see firsthand the impact that heart disease has on patients and their families. It remains the…
Our Rich History: German Bakers baked bread and sang songs
By Don Heinrich Tolzmann Special to NKyTribune German bakeries were once plentiful on both sides of the Ohio River. Aside…
National Governors Association approve federal priorities at its ’25 Winter Meeting
At the 2025 Winter Meeting of the National Governors Association (NGA), Governors approved federal priorities to advocate to the 119th Congress and…
It’ll take more work — and more games — but NKU is looking toward March again
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Sure, NKU’s Norse have been battling back in recent weeks, trying to get themselves…
City of Florence considering a Tranportation Improvement District, looking to move ahead on traffic issues
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter The city of Florence is on the verge of creating a TID, or Transportation…