Campbellsville convenes international students for program at Louisville Education Center
By Christina Kern Special to NKyTribune More than 80 students from India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Jordan slid their way…
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Governor activates price gouging emergency protections as state faces harsh weather
Gov. Bevin has activated the state’s prohibitions on price gouging to protect consumers during the winter storm that has affected…
Harsh winter weather poses numerous health threats: Be aware of steps to avoid risks — and stay safe
With low temperatures and snowy conditions around the state, many Kentuckians could be exposed to harsh winter elements. To prepare…
What’s going on in Newport? Here’s an update — grand openings, business notes, fun stuff to do
GRAND OPENINGS IN NEWPORT Orangetheory Fitness Orangetheory Fitness, an energizing and fast-growing fitness franchise, opened its first studio in the…
Qualified individuals can get free help preparing taxes from Brighton Center, part of UW collaborative
If you meet income requirements, Brighton Center will help you file your taxes for free through the Volunteer Income Tax…
NKU student files suit against university, four officials for actions related to her sexual assault in dorm
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Jane Doe, a pseudonym for a female undergraduate at Northern Kentucky University, has filed suit…
Commentary: Outcomes-based funding model for post-secondary education is best for Ky and for NKU
By Brent Cooper and Greg Shumate Special to NKyTribune Imagine for a moment that you have a billion dollars to…
Ceremonial Groundbreaking for Lincoln Grant Scholar House coming Monday at historic site
Groundbreaking for the long-anticipated Lincoln Grant Scholar House will take place Monday at 4:30 p.m. at the site of the…
Gov. Bevin says state EEC will request extension, continue fight against federal Clean Power Plan
Governor Matt Bevin announced that Kentucky’s Energy and Environment Cabinet (EEC) is working to request an extension to the Environmental…
Bracing for winter storm: Gov. Bevin urges motorists to restrict travel, prepare for ice-related damage
As the Commonwealth braces for the winter storm, Governor Matt Bevin urged motorists to restrict their travel and prepare for…
Bracing for major winter storm, KYEM encourages all to remain alert, check on those with special needs
Kentucky Emergency Management (KYEM) is bracing for a major winter storm, which is approaching the Commonwealth. The National Weather Service…
Keven Moore: Fear of flying not at all logical; worry instead about that bathtub — or a lizard bite
Fresh off a trip to California this past fall with my wife, I was reminded again of just how afraid…
Thomas More College makes national list: top college in Ky where grads go on to make the most money
Thomas More College has shown up on a social media site, being cited as the top college in Kentucky “where…
Legislative notes: State’s human trafficking cases to come under attorney general’s office — and more
Kentucky’s Attorney General would be given jurisdiction over the state’s human trafficking cases under a bill approved Wednesday by the…
AT&T added 1 million new business customer locations to fiber network, including 11,000 in Kentucky
AT&T announced that it has added 1 million additional business customer locations to its fiber network since 2012 when the…
NKU professor’s first book released by University Press of Ky: Political thought of Henry David Thoreau
Special to NKyTribune Northern Kentucky University associate professor of political science Jonathan McKenzie’s first book has been released by the…
Volunteers needed for state’s K-Count to identify number of homeless people in our communities
On Wednesday, January 27, volunteers from across the state will survey homeless persons in Kentucky. This point-in-time count, known as…
Paul Long: Runners of N.Ky. are in spring training, and Pain By Numbers has a challenge (a big one)
Saturday morning, 7:30. 29 degrees. The icy streets around Edgewood and Fort Mitchell were filled with runners. The roads around…
Six new members appointed to board of Northern Kentucky University Research Foundation
Experts in intellectual property law, patent law, and entrepreneurship will now help guide student and faculty research at Northern Kentucky…
Geoffrey Mearns: NKU’s per-student funding from state must increase; our students deserve it
As we embark upon a new year, there is much to celebrate at Northern Kentucky University. Our School of the…
Kristen Branscum named commissioner of Travel and Tourism, moving from Agriculture department
The new commissioner of the Department of Travel and Tourism is Kristen Branscum, Tourism, Arts and Heritage Secretary Don Parkinson…
Joe Meyer announces run for Covington mayor; long-time city advocate spent 30 years in public service
Special to NKyTribune Joe Meyer, a Covington “urban pioneer,” former state senator and former Secretary of the state Education and…