The New York Times dispels the top ten nutrition myths, according to top experts
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News In an effort to dispel many of the nutrition myths that persist, Sophie Egan, with The New…
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Point/Perk’s The Dog Days of Summer’s top dogs named — and all can’t wait for next year
By Andy Furman The Point/Arc For Rachelle Ungerman – it was her first. She was not alone. It proved to…
Opinion – Judy Harris: Your name, my name . . . what might be in a name? So very much
“What’s in a name?” — William Shakespeare On a Sunday morning, he was in his place in the vestibule of…
Government briefs: News from Park Hills, Independence, Boone, Kenton, Covington, Taylor Mill, Lakeside Park
PARK HILLS A resident of Montague, Mike Box, came to Park Hills City council to complain about the speeding on…
Joe Heller: Cartoonist on the news — 911 Never Forget, RFK lottery, renaming, political violence
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
Conner handles all the change as Cougars make two coaches proud of them
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Talk to the Conner players and they’ll tell you the way they’ve worked on…
State Budget Director reports general fund receipts rebound in August from drop in July
State Budget Director John Hicks has reported that General Fund receipts increased 7.7 percent in August compared to last year,…
Local officials celebrated grand opening of OneNKY Center, host open house
(Editor’s note: This story has been updated) The Northern Kentucky Port Authority, along with its developer and construction manager, Corporex,…
State Treasurer reports unclaimed property of more than $40million in Boone, Campbell, Kenton counties
Kentucky State Treasurer Mark H. Metcalf has reported the Treasury’s Division of Unclaimed Property is safeguarding: • $10,897,164.17 in unclaimed…
Child Evangelism Fellowships holds local fundraiser, celebrates ‘Good News Clubs’
By Jennifer Jahn NKyTribune staff writer A beautiful informational and fundraising dinner was held recently for the Child Evangelism Fellowship,…
Opinion – Bill Straub: The Rise and Fall of the American Empire — a story already being written
Decades from now, an anonymous historian will dig through the rubble while researching his/her magnum opus, The Rise and Fall…
Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: Hall of Famers, history and a Goose Turtle
Here are the six honorees for the Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame induction at the Gardens of Park Hills…
Green funerals are cheaper, easier on the planet and increasingly an end-of-life option
Institute for Rural Journalism Americans may not be able to choose how and when they die, but they can make…
Obesity is a health problem for 38% of Kentucky adults; here’s what to do about it
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The focus of September’s “Our Healthy Kentucky Home” initiative is obesity, which is a…
United Way awards Future of Manufacturing grants to six organizations
United Way of Greater Cincinnati announced the Year II grantees of the Future of Manufacturing Fund, made possible by the…
Learning Grove announces Charity in Action honorees — Roger, Glenda and Elizabeth Schorr
Local philanthropic family Roger, Glenda, and Elizabeth Schorr have been named as the distinguished recipients of Learning Grove’s 2025 Charity…
Opinion — Covington school board: Covington schools mark 200th year with renewed focus, bold plans
The community of Covington will celebrate 200 years of public education this school year not by taking a bow but…
Thomas More University opens classes for academic year with continued growth in overall enrollment
Thomas More University opened classes for the 2025-26 academic year with continued growth in overall enrollment. For the second year…
Mike Tussey: There is always a first time; you’ll never know what it hold for you until you try
Life holds so many surprises for us all. The unknown can happen anytime within our lives, sometimes when we least…
Point/Arc’s summer picnic was a real beauty — and celebrated the end of summer
By Andy Furman The Point/Arc Forget those fireworks. Now, summer is officially over – at least for the staff, friends…
Concours Devou, a most elegant vintage car show, is coming to Devou Park and the view is spectacular
By Andy Furman NKyTribune staff writer Dan Bosch, Jr. loves his cars. “I was always into them,” he told the…
Michael Hild’s appeal of conviction by New York court unanimously rejected by U.S. Second Circuit Appeals judges
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Nearly three years ago, the NKyTribune reported, first, that a U.S. District Judge in New…