Law suit questions Matt Teaford’s candidacy; he says he isn’t raising money and hasn’t campaigned
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Where is Matt Teaford, Republican candidate for Kentucky’s 67th District House of Representatives? Where does…
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Distinguished NKU alum Debbie Moak is leading advocate for preventing teen substance abuse
After studying elementary education at Northern Kentucky University during the 1980’s, Debbie Moak went on to become one of the…
NKU to offer series of ‘Digital Debate-In’ events for presidential debates; participate in live polling
Northern Kentucky University’s George and Ellen Rieveschl Digitorium will host a series of interactive viewing events this fall for community…
AT&T gift to Renaissance Covington supports annual Art Off Pike festival coming Sunday
The 12th Annual Art Off Pike: Creative Urban Arts Festival will be held Sunday, September 25 from 11-5 p.m. on…
Honor Flight departed this morning from CVG with 72 veterans, guardians headed to DC memorials
Seventy-two Tri-State veterans and their guardians took an Honor Flight from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) tomorrow, September 20, destined…
CVG sees 24th month of growth in both passenger and cargo service as ‘renaissance continues’
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) continues to see air service growth in both passenger and cargo categories. Local passenger…
Join Republican Women’s Club Debate Party — trivia, prizes, huge cake, for first presidential debate
Boone County Republican Women’s Club and the Northern Kentucky Young Republicans are co-hosting a Debate Party for the first presidential…
BBB Trends: Marketplace scams cost us $50 billion a year; everyone is vulnerable and should be alert
One in four – that is the number of households that will be affected this year by a marketplace scam…
Take the plunge! 9th Annual Great Ohio River Swim Sunday (largest swim across river) for good cause
The 9th Annual Great Ohio River Swim (GORS) will take place on Sunday, September 25 starting at 8:15 am at Cincinnati’s Serpentine Wall. Sponsored by Outdoor Adventure…
Fort Wright Mayor Hatter explains special meeting on Wednesday, to set new property tax rates
Mayor Dave Hatter has sent the following newsletter message to the citizens of Fort Wright: It’s that time of year when…
Ryle High School marching band hosts Tournament of Bands on Saturday; each show tells a story
Seven marching bands from across the state will travel to Union on Saturday, September 24th to compete in the annual…
Covington to receive ‘Leadership in Energy Management’ award at statewide conference
The City of Covington will be honored with the ‘Leadership in Energy Management’ award at the 40th Governor’s Conference on…
Our Rich History: Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918-19 — the granddaddy of all flu outbreaks in NKY
By Krysta Wilham Special to NKyTribune We are creeping into that time of the year again: autumn. Autumn is all…
Forum, workshop on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival to be presented at NKU sponsored by BB&T
BB&T and Northern Kentucky University present the 2016 BB&T DACA Forum and Workshop on Wednesday, September 21 from 6 p.m….
Preparing for closure of IRS ‘flat top’ facility in 2019: Covington gets update, net job loss 1638
The City of Covington received updated information regarding the recent announcement of the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) closure of its…
Disability Conference: ‘Together We Are Able’ program to be held at Gateway October 15
A coalition of partners will present a ‘Together We Are Able’ Disabilities Empowerment conference at Gateway Community & Technical conference…
Kentucky Youth Advocates: Act now to submit comments on proposed changes to Medicaid
As child advocates, we are counting on you to raise your voice by submitting public comments on the Bevin Administration’s…
Books by the Banks 10th annual festival features new poster, celebration of literacy, regional book fair
After 10 years of bringing the region’s biggest and best book festival to downtown Cincinnati, Books by the Banks has…
$25k Lucky for Life lottery ticket sold in Owenton; Kentucky’s first ‘second prize’ winner
A $25,000 a year for lifetime ticket from the Lucky for Life drawing last night was sold at Smoker Friendly…
Vassar College newspaper weighs in on UK-Kernel controversy; silencing survivors is no solution
The University of Kentucky intends to sue its own student-run newspaper, the Kentucky Kernel, to avoid releasing the details of…
European-style Kentucky Downs closes record meet with wagering up 34%, on-track handle up 48%
Spurred by unprecedented purses for horsemen and a Horseplayers’ Racetrack mantra that resonated with bettors, Kentucky Downs closed its five-date…
State unemployment rate down slightly in August, matching national average; labor force expanded
Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary unemployment rate for August 2016 was 4.9 percent from a revised 5 percent in July 2016,…