Kentucky Health Cooperative put in ‘rehabilitation’; Department of Insurance takes over daily operations
The Kentucky Department of Insurance (DOI), with the cooperation of the Kentucky Health Cooperative (KYHC), today filed a petition to…
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Keven Moore: Ghouls and goblins aside, the real risk for Halloween trick-or-treaters has four wheels
Halloween is upon us and those scary ghosts and goblins will soon be descending upon our neighborhoods. And if you…
Job-creating small businesses can apply for special state tax credit up to $25k; deadline is Nov. 20
With the new year fast approaching, the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development is reminding the Commonwealth’s small business owners they…
Prichard Committee issues statement on latest national assessment of Kentucky’s schools
The latest results from the National Assessment for Educational Progress, released Wednesday, show Kentucky’s students performing above national averages in…
Schroder, Denham team up to pre-file legislation to help families save for loved ones with disabilities
Kentucky Treasurer Todd Hollenbach joined disability rights advocates Wednesday in the Capitol Rotunda to announce details of the enabling legislation…
Bill Straub: Rand Paul is doubling down on crazy, hanging on to a hopeless presidential campaign
If you dig really, really deep, you may prove able to unearth some rationale or other for Sen. Rand Paul…
Gateway ‘Evening of Gratitude’ celebrates foundation, former president Hughes, donors
Gateway Community and Technical College Foundation celebrated the generosity and dedication of the community, Gateway Founding President, Dr. G. Edward…
Women in Blue: Sales of calendar of NKy’s ‘iron’ policewomen to benefit Women’s Crisis Center
By Shelly Whitehead NKyTribune Contributor They pump iron. They flex muscles. They do one-armed push-ups and one-legged squats. In short,…
Mike Denham: After far too long, society, public policy finally protecting children, victims of violence
As a matter of public policy, domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and bullying were seldom discussed for much of…
A Thoroughbred’s tale: Lexington-based Runhappy is another Breeders’ Cup feel-good story.
By Liane Crossley KyForward correspondent Thoroughbred racing is full of stories that seem more like fiction than fact. The latest…
Poll: Kentuckians want next governor, legislature to work on reducing health costs, improving health
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Reducing the costs of health care and improving the state’s health are two of…
Local boy makes good: As head of St. E Healthcare Ludlow’s Garren Colvin gets job of dreams
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Garren Colvin is the quintessential boy-next-door, complete with boyish good looks, affability and charm. When…
Rick Robinson: Just going along with the joke about Che, the Butcher of La Cabana; it is a joke, right?
Just like black, peg-leg jeans on new-age hipsters, Che Guevara never goes out of style for left-wingers. It’s hard to…
SmartHealthToday: Attention women — don’t miss (or ignore) these subtle symptoms of a heart attack
By Dianne Gebhardt-French SmartHealthToday For young women, the symptoms of a heart attack can be as subtle as they are…
Who’ll reign at Breeder’s Cup? Local embroiderer already has the pivotal racing event all sewn up
By Shelly Whitehead NKyTribune Contributor It’s a gray, drizzly fall day on Turfway Park’s backside, with a few horses slopping…
Good news for KY consumers: Natural gas prices will be lower this heating season — maybe by 21%
Kentucky residents who heat their homes with natural gas will see much lower prices at the start of the 2015-2016…
It’s costing us: Improve state’s low education rate, get big returns to economy, says new CPE study
Kentucky’s lower education levels cost the state and citizens over $900 million annually, according to a study conducted by the…
Thomas More College to host lecture by Sister Helen Prejean, author of Dead Man Walking; open to public
Thomas More College, in conjunction with the Diocese of Covington and Kentucky Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, will host…
Kenny ‘Sky’ Walker to be guest speaker at Kenton Rotary Club Nov. 5, reservations required
Former NBA and University of Kentucky star athlete, Kenny Sky Walker, will be the guest speaker at the Rotary Club…
Constance Alexander from Murray: For many of us, the library is the home that welcomes us
According to poet Robert Frost, “Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take…
Kentucky by Heart: With Comedy Open Mic, John Crissman gives kids a chance to do stand-up comedy
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist I recently chatted with John Crissman, a Lexington comedian who has morphed from his own…
Children’s Home Charity Ball ‘Passport to Paris’ to be held November 14, benefits residential program
An evening of international mystique and Parisian fun is in store for guests at the 79th Annual Charity Ball: Passport…