Jason Bailey: Will the 2020 Budget Session be like watching Groundhog Day? State needs better
Groundhog Day in 2020 is less than a week after Governor-Elect Beshear is due to lay out his budget proposal…
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Despite trade concerns, Kentucky agricultural receipts hold steady for third year, net incomes up
By Katie Pratt University of Kentucky Kentucky agricultural receipts will likely hold steady for the third consecutive year despite trade…
The River: Memories of winterizing the steamboats for the season and other historic times on the river
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Flu spreads in Kentucky as holiday season begins; best advice is to get vaccinated and don’t shake hands
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Kentucky has seen 785 laboratory-confirmed cases of influenza since the flu season started in…
John Schickel: Chamber trip to Greece fueled my thirst to learn more about democracy, art, philosophy
I have recently returned from a trip from Greece which was sponsored by the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. Greece…
State’s third Kentucky Advanced Technical College launched for NKY students in healthcare services
In an effort to meet the heightening demand for healthcare workers across the Commonwealth, the Education and Workforce Development Cabinet…
NKY’s Flagship Communities expands into Morristown, Tennessee with Crestmore Point, 162-lot community
Northern Kentucky based Flagship Communities has announced that it acquired a manufactured housing community located in Morristown Tennessee making it…
Bill Straub: A great political enigma of our times is why evangelicals continue to be devoted to Trump?
It has developed over the past few years into one of the great political enigmas: Why have evangelicals, those Bible-quoting,…
Keven Moore: Parades are risky; moving vehicles, floats, balloons, crowds — what can go wrong?
Every Thanksgiving Day our family has always had a long-standing family tradition of watching the Macy’ Thanksgiving Day Parade while…
Kentucky Court of Appeals rules in favor of Secretary of State Grimes on seizure of computer from office
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky Court of Appeals has handed a victory to Secretary of State Alison Lundergan…
NKU’s Mayerson Student Philanthropy Project awards $37,712 to local nonprofits in 20th year
Northern Kentucky University students are awarding $37,712 to local nonprofit through the university’s nationally recognized Mayerson Student Philanthropy Project. The…
Proposed bill would expand list of those eligible for absentee ballots to those who work at the polls
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A bill proposed for consideration during the 2020 General Assembly would expand the list of…
Rocky Adkins, Jim Gray among newest additions to Governor Andy Beshear’s administration
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov.-elect Andy Beshear named more top members of his incoming administration, including two well-known Kentuckians,…
Three Brothers Games: Honoring the memory of his late brothers, Jeff Randall parlays fun into business
By Maridith Yahl NKyTribune reporter “Are you here to have fun?!” Jeff jovially asks everyone entering Three Brothers Games. “We…
Friends, colleagues, public invited to celebrate the life of NKyTribune’s Gene Clabes who died Friday
A celebration of life reception will be held Saturday for NKyTribune Associate Editor and founder Gene Clabes who died Friday….
NKyTribune chosen by Report for America to receive partial funding for new reporter focused on health
Report for America announced that it will field 250 emerging journalists in 164 host news organizations to serve local communities…
BBB Trends: Don’t fall victim to porch pirates — get ready to protect your packages from theft
By Sandra Guile Better Business Bureau Online shopping is a great time saver during the holiday season, but the packages…
Ludlow, Bromley to kick off holiday season Saturday with full evening of activities — and a visit from Santa
Saturday, Dec. 7, at 5 p.m., festivities will be lively as Ludlow and Bromley kick off the Holiday Season with…
Our Rich History: Political treason accusations are nothing new; conspiracy, bad blood, and dueling
By Steve Preston Special to NKyTribune Imagine, if you will, a prominent political figure accused of treasonous actions involving foreign…
NKU joins in carbon neutrality effort, becomes first KY organization to join Cincinnati 2030 District
Northern Kentucky University underscores its commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by joining the Cincinnati 2030 District, which is part of…
Lauren and Rob Hudson: Letter of common ground about justice — ‘With liberty and justice for all’
Letters for families based on the book “It Can Be Done” @studentsleadusa In today’s letter we continue to address the…
Randi Rering, now 18, has battled and survived a rare liver disease and wants to help others
By Maridith Yahl NKyTribune reporter “She was sick from day one. I could tell something wasn’t right,” soft-spoken Pam Rering…