Kentuckians continue losing Medicaid coverage for unexplained reasons; bureaucratic hurdles an issue
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Some Kentuckians are losing Medicaid coverage, and don’t know why. According to the health…
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‘Girls Just Wanna Have Fun’ free summer concert at Devou, presented by KSO, on Saturday
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra celebrates its 25th summer at Devou Park’s 80-year-old amphitheatre this Summer, opening at 7:30 p.m. July…
Kentucky by Heart: Justin Evans’ positive attitude help through cancer treatments; back to his old self
By Steve Flairty Special to NKyTribune For the regular customers at the Richmond Road Panera Bread, in Lexington, they could…
Braxton Brewing expands Covington facility with rooftop bar, increased production for 4th anniversary
Braxton Brewing Co., a local brewery with national recognition, announced major development plans to expand its Covington headquarters. Opening to…
Former White House Chief of Staff Kelly to be keynote speaker at annual state Chamber meeting
The 14th annual Kentucky Chamber Business Summit and Annual Meeting will be held July 11-12 at the Louisville Marriott Downtown,…
NKy Harvest to give away 900 backpacks of school supplies to children from low-income families Aug. 10
More than 900 backpacks filled with school supplies will be given away to school children from low-income families on Saturday,…
Healthy Headlines: Protect your eyes from harmful impact of the sun this summer; block UV rays
St. Elizabeth Healthcare During the summer, the temperatures increase and we all become very aware of the sun’s impact on…
BBB Trends: Looking for a garage sale deal — you aren’t alone; beware of the cons
By Sandra Guile Better Business Bureau Summer is ripe with signs for estate sales, garage sales, and weekend flea market…
Lauren and Rob Hudson: Exceptionalism through respecting faith, a positive message for youth
Columns for families based on the book “It Can Be Done” @studentsleadusa Every thoughtful person knows religion raises some of…
Our Rich History: Reluctant hero Neil Armstrong and his regional roots; 50th Apollo flight anniversary
By John Schlipp Special to NKyTribune This month marks the 50th anniversary of our nation’s historic Apollo 11 flight and…
Visitation, funeral services for football great Jared Lorenzen, 38, at St. Pius Church on Wednesday
Jared Raymond Lorenzen, 38, of Ft. Thomas, KY, passed away on July 3, 2019 at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Ft….
The River: Aboard the CLYDE and on the Ohio, traveling from Alma to Aurora; home 150 miles away
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Letter to the Editor: Celebrate our collective progress in postsecondary education, despite budget cuts
In Northern Kentucky and across the state, our public colleges and universities are building momentum on key goals, demonstrating a…
Marsy’s Law supporters ask Kentucky Supreme Court to reconsider its ruling on vague ballot wording
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Supporters of Marsy’s Law are asking the Kentucky Supreme Court to reconsider a decision last…
It’s KSO’s 25th summer of free, family-friendly concerts at Devou Park — mark your calendars
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra offers its 25th Summer Series of free, family-friendly concerts at the historic amphitheater in Covington’s Devou…
Students from Sacred Heart appeal chicken pox vaccine ruling to state Supreme Court
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A group of students from a private Northern Kentucky school is seeking to have the…
State could owe 58 hospitals ‘hundreds of millions’ if lower-court rulings on Medicaid rates stand
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News For about nine years, the state Cabinet for Health and Family Services used a…
Ignite Institute on schedule for its August 14 opening; see photos on progress of new STEAM high school
Ignite Institute is on schedule for its August 14 opening. Here are the latest photos of the new STEAM high…
New law says Kentucky citizens are no longer required to have license to conceal a deadly weapon
Citizens of Kentucky are no longer required to have a license to carry a concealed deadly weapon in the Commonwealth….
UK alum Brian Barr of Cinci spreads smiles around world, working for SmileDirect Club
By Olivia Ramirez University of Kentucky Those who know Brian Barr, know him as the guy who gets the job…
Richard Nelson: Remembering our nation’s 243rd birthday and the soul-stirring 56 words that define us
Just a few days ago I was in Washington D.C. where I visited the National Archives and saw the Declaration…
Special Veterans Court program started by Boyd County Circuit Court judge allows vets a fresh start
By Carly Carver The Daily Independent CATLETTSBURG, Ky. (KT) – A United State Marine has a chance at a fresh…