Thomas More moves one step closer to full NCAA Div. II membership
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter The process for Thomas More University to complete its move to become a full-fledged…
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Keven Moore: Barbecue safety — put your expertise to work but follow some safety tips
They say that vegetarian is an old Indian word for “Bad Hunter,” and I firmly believe that mankind didn’t eat…
KCTCS awards nearly 54% of all Kentucky GEDs ; free help available through KY Adult Education providers
It’s a sobering statistic: An estimated 290,000 Kentucky adults in the working-age population, or nearly 11% of people ages 18-64,…
KSP’s Operation Summer Heat makes 206 drug trafficking arrests, saving lives in safer state
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear announced on Thursday the successful launch of a statewide drug operation by…
It’s Christmas in July at St. Vincent de Paul — help spread joy and hope for the holidays
St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky’s Christmas in July program is back with promotions throughout July. SVdP NKY is…
Billy Matthews is ‘like a Bird Dog,’ representing Sen. Paul in 11-counties as field representative
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Talk about your odd couple – try this one on for size: One grew up…
More than 3,700 Kentucky veterans turned to 988 suicide and crisis lifeline this year
By Lisa Autry WKU Public Radio More than 16,000 Kentucky veterans struggling with their mental health have used the national 988…
Gov. Beshear announces recognition of state’s momentum in jobs, business development
Gov. Andy Beshear announced further recognition of the Commonwealth’s economic momentum as Kentucky and several of its communities have been…
Opinion – Cody Kemmer: Medical debt erased for 1,257 Kyians; now let’s protect patients
As healthcare costs continue to rise, so does anxiety about being able to afford medical treatment. Even those with good…
Forward Covington intends to put Mayor-Council form of government on November ballot
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor A petition committee of five Covington residents have notified the Kenton County Clerk of its…
Mike Tussey: Making the choice — in one of the most important decisions of your life
Sometimes life becomes very complicated. You don’t see it coming; it swoops down on you when you least expect it….
‘Not so fast, Kentucky’: Reminding drivers to slow down, observe speed limits
As travel increases this summer, Kentuckians are reminded to slow down and pay attention to posted speed limits to keep…
NKY Health Department reports on productive second quarter, keeping the public healthy
Staff report The Northern Kentucky Health Department has reported on a productive second quarter in its mission to promote public…
Heritage Bank’s Ian Addington named 79th president of Florence Rotary Club
Heritage Bank’s Ian Addington has been named the 79th President of the Florence Rotary Club, succeeding, Julie Pile. Addington was…
Dan Weber Just Sayin’: Only now, we’re Just Askin’ about upcoming sports calendar, even the Olympics
Questions, we’ve got questions, lots and lots of questions with the entire Northern Kentucky sporting calendar ahead of us for…
Ark Encounter announces return of ’40 Days & 40 Nights’ of Christian music
For the fourth year in a row, the world’s largest Christian music festival returns to the Ark Encounter, July 30-September…
Debunking myths, misinformation about sunscreens — they don’t cause cancer but do expire
By Gina Van Thomme and Kellie Bramlet Blackburn MD Anderson Cancer Center Sunscreen is a hot topic – and not…
Bluegrass Wildlife: The sounds of nature’s night can be deafening, scary, and wonderful at the same time
By Howard Whiteman Murray State University “WHIP-POOR-WILL, WHIP-POOR-WILL, WHIP-POOR-WILL” was the call coming from the windowsill. The male whip-poor-will, who…
NKY-based Drees Homes expands its Build on Your Lot operations throughout Greater Cincinnati
Staff report Drees Homes, a national home builder headquartered in Northern Kentucky, is expanding its Build on Your Lot operations…
Our Rich History: Pure Food, Temperance and Progressive intersect at ‘Nasty Corner’
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part 9 of an occasional series about fast food restaurants. In 1888,…
A landmark study with universities and USDA addresses ‘what has happened to the fireflies?’
By Jordan Strickler University of Kentucky A landmark study conducted by the University of Kentucky Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food…
No-interest loans available to qualified entitities to clean up ‘brownfield sites’
Gov. Andy Beshear announced that $1 million is available for no-interest loans to qualified entities to clean up brownfield sites…