Billy Reed: Making a case for the College Football Hall of Fame to honor UL’s Howard Schnellenberger
Honorable jurors of the high court of public opinion, I come before you today to plead the case of Howard…
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Verona’s Glenn Warner joins expert team for book about ‘Secrets to Ignite Your Health, Wealth, Success’
Special to NKyTribune Verona’s Glenn Warner, an information technologies expert, will team with leading experts from various industries to write…
Gov. Bevin appoints John Tilley Secretary of Justice and Public Safety Cabinet
Governor Matt Bevin named State Representative John Tilley of Hopkinsville will serve as Secretary of the Justice and Public Safety…
2015’s most popular dog names: Enter Max and Bella — and other ‘pet parents’ names; Fido still works
Rover.com, which bills itself as a “one-stop shop for loving and trustworthy dog sitters near you,” recently released its Most…
NKU’s 43rd commencement will graduate 1300 students in two sessions this Saturday
More than 1,300 students will be honored at Northern Kentucky University’s 43rd Commencement on Saturday, Dec. 12 at BB&T Arena….
CVG receives awards from Homeland Security for management of airport security plan
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has renewed CVG’s SAFETY Act Designation and Certification awards for its Airport Security Management…
Kentucky’s funding cuts to schools among nation’s deepest, says national policy research group
Special to NKyTribune Kentucky is one of the worst states when it comes to elementary and secondary education funding cuts…
Bill Straub: Light at the end of the bridge for Brent Spence, thanks to just about everyone but Massie
May I rise on a point of personal privilege to discuss, briefly, something I’ve been doing on-and-off for more than…
Goodwill Industries breaks down barriers to jobs, driven by your tax-deductible donations of goods
Goodwill Industries of Kentucky placed Kentuckians into more than 3,400 jobs this past year, a nearly 20 percent increase over…
Rep. Dennis Keene recognized for ‘commitment to fight drunk driving’ by national advocacy group
The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, a national not-for-profit organization funded by distillers that leads the fight to eliminate drunk…
KET event honors Mer and Susan Grayson; previews second Inside Northern Kentucky show
The annual Kentucky Educational Television event in Northern Kentucky honored long-time KET supporters and community activists, Mer and Susan Grayson….
How UK’s Student Support Services aims to improve retention rate; gets sixth renewal of $5m grant
University of Kentucky students and alumni describe Student Support Services with those words — words that evoke a sense of…
Marcus Carey: ‘True believer’ sees ‘pony in there,’ senses Matt Bevin may be what he’s looking for
I spent most of my life around politics. I’ve shaken hands, slapped backs, posed for pictures, raised money, given speeches,…
Letters to Editor: Volunteers urge Congress to assure continuation, permanence of tax credit programs
Make key provisions permanent Dear Editor: As a volunteer tax preparer I am spending my holidays brushing up on tax…
Applications for 2016 Kentucky Angel Investment tax credits available beginning Dec. 11; helps start-ups
After leveraging $7.4 million this year for startups and small businesses in the state, the Kentucky Angel Investment Act Program…
UW’s Centennial Year memorable, inspiring — capped off by celebrating special donors, grants
The final public event of United Way’s Centennial Year put the spotlight squarely on the future last week, with announcement…
FAME finds early success in Northern Kentucky — and so do students who join up, work and learn
Aaron Beyersdoerfer walked across the stage at Grant County High School on June 5 this year, the first person in…
Paul Long: Running is fun and simple, but requires lots of stuff; here’s a gift list for your runner
Take up running, they said. It’s fun. OK, I’ll accept that. It’s easy, they said. Left, right, and don’t forget…
Education Commissioner Pruitt sees ‘incredible opportunity,’ urges open mind on charter schools
By Brad Hughes Special to NKyTribune Education Commissioner Stephen L. Pruitt told superintendents that the new elementary and secondary education…
People in the News: Bill Scheyer and CBC panel, Summe and poll workers, Kroger contest winner
Scheyer to speak at CBC Bill Scheyer, CEO of Skyward (formerly Vision 2015) will head a panel discussing what lies…
Letter to Editor: EITC, CTC tax credits are effective pro-work policies, help UW provide services
Dear Editor: This time of year, EY, one of the largest accounting firms in the world, is busy assisting our…
20th Anniversary Striders’ Ball raises $90k for American Cancer Society in Northern Kentucky
Some 300 attendees and volunteers turned out to support the fight against cancer for the 20th Anniversary Striders’ Ball event…