New program will reward state’s school districts using Kentucky food products
Kentucky schools using locally grown produce and proteins will soon be eligible for monetary awards through a new program from…
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Bird flu cases grow; threat greatest for those working with livestock or wildlife
Kentucky Health News While every American has seen the effects of avian flu on egg prices, bird flu, also know…
Joe Heller: Cartoonist views on news — those eggs!, it’s groundhog day, ICE, DC flights
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
AIKCU report: State’s 18 independent, nonprofit colleges contribute $2.06 billion to state, local economies
Kentucky’s 18 independent, nonprofit colleges and universities contribute $2.06 billion to the state and local economies, according to a report…
Newport calls for nominations for its ’24 Excellence in Preservation Awards
The City of Newport announced the call for nominations for the 2024 Excellence in Preservation Awards, celebrating exceptional achievements in…
Q&A with UK Healthcare experts: How is winter sickness affecting Kentucky?
By Manuela Bianco Suarez University of Kentucky Healthcare This winter, low temperatures have impacted the state of Kentucky. One of…
Reimagined Bourbon Trail awarded Best of Business at World Beverage Innovation Awards
The Kentucky Distillers’ Association’s Kentucky Bourbon Trail Bourbon tourism program has been awarded the Best of Business: Marketing Campaign at…
ABLE organizing women’s rally at the Capitol to advocate for restoration of voting rights
Women from across Kentucky are coming together to advocate for amending Section 145 of Kentucky’s Constitution and restoring voting rights…
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center announces new classes for Spring Session beginning March 24
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center has announced new classes for the upcoming Spring Session, including Intermediate Watercolor, Homeschool Classes, Teen…
Opinion – Andy Beshear: World Economic Forum puts our ‘New Kentucky Home’ on a global stage
Last week, business, government and academic leaders from 125 countries traveled to Davos, Switzerland, for the annual World Economic Forum….
Planning ahead on capacity at region’s only landfill, a 461-acre tract in Boone County owned by Bavarian
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter For the ordinary citizen or business who might be taking their trash out for…
NKY Chamber accepts grant from We Lead CS to help expand computer science education
Kentucky State Senator Shelley Funke Frommeyer and Representative Mike Clines joined Alicia Sells, Chief Executive Officer, We Lead CS and…
Government briefs: Roundup of news from Florence, Park Hills, Kenton County, Covington
By Patricia Scheyer NKyTribune reporter FLORENCE Florence city council chose a new member Tuesday night. The death of council member…
Gateway CTC’s Workforce Solutions to launch first evening Commercial Driver’s License class
Gateway Community & Technical College’s Workforce Solutions announced the launch of its first-ever evening Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) – A…
Opinion – Bill Straub: Enter Kentucky’s Andy Barr, being ambitious and currying favor with Lord of Mar-a-lago
Sycophancy runs as wild in Washington DC as the wildfires in Los Angeles and the time-honored practice is being pursued…
Senior/Freshman duo ride the ‘Fighting Camels’ to cross-regional romp over CovCath
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Interesting matchup at Campbell County Wednesday evening. The host Camels (13-5), the No. 2…
Lindsey Kiser earned admission to Kentucky Crafted with her innovative scratchboard creations
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Lindsey Kiser is a true artist. Her creations are so beautiful and so intricate,…
Damon Thayer kicks into high gear on his entrepreneurial pursuits after 22 years as a state Senator
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor If you’re wondering what Damon Thayer is doing with all his free time now that…
Lloyd gets back to its game — and into 34th District hunt with shut-down effort against Dixie
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Contender? Or pretender? That was the question for both teams going into Tuesday night’s…
Point/Arc’s Armonie Banks manages medical care for clients, including those in residential homes
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Armonie Banks started working 16 years ago. “I was taking care of my grandma when…
Mike Tussey: Those school years of the 1950s were indeed — Happy Days
It’s January 29, and amid the gloom of recent polar vortex temperatures and snow, sometimes we daydream. Perhaps those great…
CVG airport shares end-of-year results: Increase in passenger traffic sets record for passengers served
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport cis celebrating another year of growth and expansion. Several airlines announced and/or launched new service,…