SmartHealthToday: Thanksgiving isn’t time we think ‘healthy’ food, but you might want to re-think that
We all know Thanksgiving is not and never will be a holiday in which we celebrate eating healthy food. But,…
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Local author Donald Owen releases paranormal thriller, Wilderness of Divine Precedent
Special to NKyTribune An unresolved past clashes with an unstable future in Donald Owen’s Wilderness of Divine Precedent, a paranormal…
Franklin Circuit Court says Bevin can reorganize Workers’ Compensation Nominating Commission
Gov. Matt Bevin’s executive order reorganizing the former seven-person Workers’ Compensation Nominating Commission, which resulted in a five-member board with…
KY State Police start official enforcement period Wednesday for most dangerous holiday of year
Thanksgiving is the most dangerous holiday of the year for motorists, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)….
Keven Moore: Let’s talk turkey — the Thanksgiving holiday is full of hazards; beware and be careful
This Thanksgiving Day holiday is a day for families and friends to come together to celebrate and be thankful for…
Northern Kentucky Water District earns KEMI Destiny Award for commitment to a safe workplace
KEMI has announced that the Northern Kentucky Water District is one of only 14 policyholders out of 24,000 to earn…
AG Beshear announces results of random General Election audit for voting irregularities, investigations
Attorney General Andy Beshear today announced the six Kentucky counties to undergo independent inquiries for any potential irregularities that may…
Vote is in and winner is: Norse mascot Victor E. Viking gets remade body but gets to keep his head
The Northern Kentucky University Athletics department has announced the winner of the Victor E. Viking contest. Following a five-day online…
Constance Alexander: Here’s to all those wonderful Thanksgiving traditions and the memories they made
When I was growing up, creamed onions and Scotch whiskey were essential ingredients for a proper Thanksgiving feast. The onions…
Business Briefs: Bear Paddle Swim School opens in Florence; Wiseway re-opens new showroom
Bear Paddle Swim School announces new location in Florence Bear Paddle Swim School announces the March 2017 opening of its…
Bellevue native Terry Hunt retires after 46-year career with Associated Press’ Washington bureau
By Paul Stevens Special to NKyTribune Terry Hunt, deputy bureau chief of the AP’s Washington bureau, is retiring after a…
‘Stronger By Degrees’: Council on Postsecondary Education reports record number of college degrees awarded
Kentucky’s public and independent colleges and universities conferred a record 65,829 degrees and credentials during the 2015-16 year, representing a…
Redwood hosts first Public Officials’ Day, giving political leaders a tour of the facility
Redwood hosted its first annual Public Officials’ Day event at its Ft. Mitchell campus last week. Local and state political…
SmartHealthToday: Here are a few small changes you can make to turn ‘Fried-Tucky’ stereotype around
By SmartHealthToday Team November is National Diabetes Awareness Month and, unfortunately, the month-long, national health observance also brings with it…
New report on Medicaid expansion shows largest age group obtaining first-time coverage is 19-34
From Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky Medicaid covered almost 636,000 adult Kentuckians ages 19 to 64 in the second quarter…
Ag Commissioner Quarles encourages Kentucky Proud-laden holiday gatherings, offers some tips
Family. Friends. Food. Three key ingredients to a successful holiday gathering in Kentucky. In homes all across the Commonwealth, loved…
Northern Kentucky University women’s basketball falls to Ohio 58-41 on the road
Northern Kentucky women’s basketball fell to Ohio on the road in a Monday-night contest, 58-41. With the setback, the Norse…
Gov. Bevin to speak at groundbreaking of Duveneck Square project in downtown Covington Tuesday
Gov. Matt Bevin will speak at the official groundbreaking of the Duveneck Square project in Covington at 1:30 on Tuesday….
KY State Police ‘Cram the Cruiser’ food drive begins Nov. 22, help surpass last year’s 246,705 pounds
The Kentucky State Police will begin accepting donations for its seventh annual “Cram The Cruiser” holiday food drive on Nov….
Kentucky Horse Park to close for Wednesday and Thursday for holidays; reopens on Friday
The Kentucky Horse Park will be closed on Wednesday, Nov. 23 and Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 24. The park will…
Gov. Bevin names 11 new members to reorganized Kentucky Arts Council, director Meadows resigns
Gov. Matt Bevin appointed 11 new members to the Kentucky Arts Council and institutes a reorganized structure that reflects the…
NKU Prof. Chamberlain teaches theater costuming — and that leads to the power of student philanthropy
By Mark Neikirk NKU’s Scripps Howard Center Ronnie Chamberlain’s classroom had the look a doll factory. Headless torsos, some dressed,…