Storm damage in western, central sections of state, two tornadoes, flash flooding, high winds reported
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today At least five people have been confirmed dead and hundreds of thousands are without power…
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Rajeev Kurapati: Integrative medicine approach to decrease the risk of breast cancer
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women. It is caused by an interplay of genetic and environmental factors…
Road report: KYTC District 6 reports on roadwork in NKY region this week — beware delays, closings
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 reports on conditions and/or operations for highways in District Six and advises motorists to…
Joe Heller: Cartoonist’s take on news of week — Dilbert, cookie time, Fox News, Pink Floyd
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in…
Ridden by Sonny Leon, Congruent wins Battaglia Memorial at Turfway; Botanical takes Cincy Trophy
One year ago, Kentucky Derby 148 hero Rich Strike came through Turfway Park before he qualified for the “Run for…
John Fox found a sport to love — and it lead him to the Thomas More University rugby team
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter He was tossed-off his college soccer team – so John Fox needed to find a…
Kyle Keeney: House Bill 180 brings new hope to Kyians by expanding access to biomarker testing
Technology is reshaping medicine in ways that were almost unimaginable a few short years ago. Now, medical innovation is bringing…
Amazon presents $50k for Boone County schools STEM program, hosts students for day of activities
Amazon presented Conner Middle School students and Superintendent Matt Turner with a special gift — $50,000 to support the district’s…
Building Industry Association to host events for women and for girls — to introduce the building trades
The Building Industry Association is hosting two events — one for women and one for girls — to introduce the…
Fort Wright city council votes to support a House bill that is a certificate of need exemption
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Fort Wright city council voted this week to support HB 312, a certificate of…
Bill Straub: Jamie Comer is on a misguided, multifaceted roll indeed — and he’s in over his head
From his ham-handed mangling of congressional probes that makes Inspector Clouseau look like Sherlock Holmes, to his stupefying lack of…
TMU adds 4 new undergraduate programs to meet regional workforce needs, student career goals
Thomas More University meets regional workforce needs and student career goals with several new academic programs launching in the 2023-24…
Point Arc needed an angel during COVID pandemic and got one in Terri Angel (who made house calls)
By Andy Furman The Point Arc When you have an angel on your staff, well good things will happen. The…
Corporex expands its executive team with two new hires, Douglas Swain and Christopher Haacke
Corporex, a privately held investment firm located in Covington, focused on investing in real estate, hospitality, sports and fitness, and…
Safe at Home Act passes unanimously in Kentucky Senate; KET board change advances
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Legislation aimed at improving the protection for victims of domestic violence, human trafficking and other…
NKU’s 38th annual DreamFest gives region’s middle-school students a day of learning, enrichment
Though Northern Kentucky University’s students may not have classes on Monday, March 6, due to Spring Break, the Highland Heights…
Girl Scouts’ National Cookie Weekend coming; support entrepreneurship, financial literacy
Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road (GSKWR) and Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) will celebrate female entrepreneurship and leadership…
‘Chief Bookman’ celebrates Read Across America Day at Holmes, delivering free books to students
On Read Across America Day, today, the founder and CEO of I LOVE BOOKS, will be on the Holmes campus,…
City of Dayton receives federal grant for a small-scale traffic garden to teach kids pedestrian, traffic safety
A $25,000 federal grant will fund a small-scale safety town, known as a traffic garden, in Dayton for children in…
Mike Tussey: Hold these 5 cards — vision, planning, goals, effort, perserverance, and have a full house
In our lives we all look forward to whatever we do, our certain goal is to attain success, be a…
Covington delays decision on short term rentals, hires auditing firm and City Hall architectural firm
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Exactly 17 people showed up to speak at the city’s regularly scheduled legislative meeting Tuesday…
State eyes Northern Kentucky University as site of new state medical examiner’s office for the region
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter State Chief Medical Examiner Bill Ralston told a legislative panel Tuesday that his office…