Two NKY projects named among 24 for possible first-round funding from Work Ready Skills Initiative
The Work Ready Skills Advisory Committee, formed to review and select proposals for the Commonwealth’s new $100 million workforce bond…
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Ben Roethlisberger makes popular play through his foundation, in advance of Steelers-Bengals game
As the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare to square off against the Cincinnati Bengals this weekend, their superstar quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is…
Duke Energy: Get ready for colder winter and for energy savings when you are away for the holidays
From Duke Energy: Before you pack the presents to visit family out of town or hit the road for a…
State unemployment rate for November was 4.8 percent, lower year-over-year; U.S. rate was 4.6
Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary unemployment rate for November 2016 was 4.8 percent from a revised 5.1 percent in October 2016,…
John Schickel: Celebrating Christmas with the GOP, honoring Dick Roeding and proud of legislative leadership
Recently we had our Boone County GOP Christmas party. It was a great success thanks to a lot of hard…
Furlong brewing up renovation for Cinci brewery, West Side Brewing, aiming for spring opening
Taking a 1930’s building and combining it with owners who are passionate about brewing great beer, are the keys to…
Nancy Grayson, Leo Calderon, join board for the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence
Two education leaders from Northern Kentucky have been named to the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence, a statewide citizens’ group…
Thomas More’s Institute for Religious Liberty symposium will feature author, orator Joshua Charles
Respected author and orator, Joshua Charles will be the keynote speaker at the Thomas More College Institute for Religious Liberty’s…
Stay healthy warning: Avoid Salmonella by following these tips for handling your backyard chickens
Over the past few years, outbreaks of Salmonella infections associated with live poultry in backyard flocks have become more common…
Death rates from drug overdoses forging new trend — more now in rural than large metropolitan areas
Death rates from drug overdoses in rural areas have surpassed those in large metropolitan areas, reversing a historical trend, Jeanne…
Keven Moore: Job scammers are bustling — and all they want for Christmas is to steal your identity
December is the month where many of us migrate to the mall and different shopping centers to shop for Christmas….
NKU receives grant from Mexican Consulate for scholarships to help students stay in school
Northern Kentucky University has received a $9,050 grant from the Mexican Consulate in Indianapolis through the IME Fellowship Program to…
City of Edgewood offering free RAD self-defense training class for women 12-99
The City of Edgewood is offering a Frfee Self Defense Training class for women ages 12-99 year old! Starting January…
Community Action Commission’s Eastside child development center gets top 5 STAR rating
Kentucky’s STARS FOR KIDS NOW Program has awarded Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission’s Eastside Early Childhood Development Center a 5…
Amy Matracia: Smoke-free policies protect all workers; NKY should follow Cincinnati’s lead
Ten years ago this month, Ohio’s smoke-free workplace law went into effect. The law prohibits smoking in all places of…
Covington Mayor-elect Joe Meyer: On his priorities as he prepares to take office — first, a change of attitude
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Joe Meyer is no stranger to political life or public service. A lawyer by profession,…
SmartHealthToday: Some tips for runners to stay warm, dry and out of harm’s way . . .
By Dianne Gebhardt-French SmartHealthToday She’s a runner, too, so she understands the temptation of the open road. But as our…
Northern Kentucky University to hold 44th Commencement Saturday, conferring 1412 degrees
More than 1,400 students will be honored at Northern Kentucky University’s 44th Commencement on Saturday, December 17 at BB&T Arena….
Richard Nelson: Good journalism recognizes there are some things it isn’t the public’s right to know
In the time of the year when elections come to an end and average citizens suddenly grow tired of the…
Covington Latin School honors graduates who are elected officials with ‘Leaders Start Here’ celebration
Covington Latin School recently sponsored a “Leaders Start Here Celebration” for its alumni who were recently elected into political office….
New Division of Apprenticeship advances Governor’s ‘Kentucky Trained. Kentucky Built.’ initiative
As a part of an ongoing effort to rebrand and promote apprenticeships in the Commonwealth, Governor Bevin and the Labor…
Gateway speech team wins nine individual awards at invitational tournament at Transylvania University
The Gateway Community and Technical College speech team took home several awards from the Dec. 2 and 3, WYRD Invitational…