CDC says ground beef probably caused E.coli outbreak but source unknown; KY has most cases
Kentucky Health News Investigation of people stricken by the recent outbreak of E. coli “suggests that ground beef is the…
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Kentucky becomes first state to use rapid DNA testing new technology to cut wait on sexual assaults
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky has become the first state in the nation to use rapid DNA testing for…
Blue blasts White as Cats unleash explosive plays in scrimmage as Benny Snell looks on
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Benny Snell gave high-fives and mingled with his former teammates during Kentucky’s annual Blue-White game…
The River: Commanding the P.A. DENNY — and telling the stories of the first adventures
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Chelsea Clinton coming to Cincinnati Zoo on April 25 to sign her book about endangered animals
Chelsea Clinton is coming to the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden on Thursday, April 25th as part of a national…
Six NKyians are Valvoline Teacher Achievement Awards finalists to compete for KY Teacher of Year
The Kentucky Department of Education and Valvoline Inc. have selected 24 outstanding Kentucky educators as recipients of the 2020 Valvoline™…
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s 2nd Annual Bourbon Barrel Ball coming up April 27
Linking savory Kentucky spirits with tasty nostalgic music has become a tradition — and the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s 2nd Annual…
ProPublica: Kentucky’s Secretary of State turns up the heat in fight with the elections board
By Jessica Huseman Propublica and Daniel Desrochers Lexington Herald-Leader Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes escalated her fight with…
Kentucky ophthalmologists urge eye protection for recreational and professional sports
New research shows that about 30,000 people in the U.S. go to emergency departments each year with sports-related eye injuries,…
NKU presents a Celebration of Student Research and Creativity so students can present their projects
Northern Kentucky University hosted its annual Celebration of Student Research and Creativity this week for undergraduate and graduate students to…
KLH Engineers announces promotions, appointments of leadership team members
KLH Engineers, PSC (KLH), a national mechanical, electrical, plumbing and technology engineering firm, announces the promotions and appointments of several…
Individual income tax filing deadline is Monday for both state and federal returns
The filing deadline to submit both federal and Kentucky individual income tax returns is Monday, April 15. Returns filed by…
Tyler Herro to test NBA waters — but would be ‘thrilled’ to return to UK to compete for championship
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Tyler Herro is going to test the waters. The Kentucky freshman guard declared for…
Kentucky Proud is on the menus at the Kentucky Derby Festival; events to feature local foods, drinks
Kentucky Derby Festival revelers can enjoy Kentucky Proud foods and beverages in events throughout the annual celebration of the Commonwealth’s…
NKY Chamber presents Katherine Nero with the latest on what’s happening around the region
Katherine Nero brings you the latest news from the Northern Kentucky Chamber — and there’s plenty going on around the…
Al Cross: Slow pace so far for the primary and those seeking to be governor; we need to know more
In little more than five weeks, Kentuckians will go to the polls to begin the process of electing their next…
Regents unanimously approve NKU’s Success by Design strategic framework for the future
Northern Kentucky University unveiled Success by Design, its three-year strategic framework for the university’s future, and the Board of Regents…
Kentucky football squad finishing spring practice with annual Blue-White game, then taking a break
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Mark Stoops will get one more look at his Kentucky squad before taking a summer…
Gov. Bevin, Sen. Stivers at odds over governor’s veto of public pension bill passed on legislature’s final day
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Two of Kentucky’s top Republican leaders, Gov. Matt Bevin and Senate President Robert Stivers, are…
Melissa Martin: Profanity has trickled down to the playground; is pottymouth really the new norm?
Kids cuss behind the teacher’s back. And the playground is the opportune place for potty-mouth. No adults listening. That’s what…
NKY Chamber Women’s Initiative seeking proposals for speakers in October; deadline is April 19
The Northern Kentucky Chamber Women’s Initiative is seeking speakers for its 2019 Regional Summit, sponsored by PNC. This year’s summit…
Healthy Headlines: Heart attack symptoms for women are just different from men’s — know them
St. Elizabeth Healthcare The pressure between her shoulder blades would not let up. And when Karen Lugo, who is always…