Pitino, Jurich on administrative leave from University of Louisville, pending outcomes of FBI investigation
The University of Louisville has placed athletic director Tom Jurich and basketball coach Rick Pitino on administrative leave amid a…
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Former Chamber CEO Trey Grayson joins Frost Brown Todd and its CivicPoint consulting firm
Trey Grayson, former president and CEO of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, has joined Frost Brown Todd (FBT) and…
NKY Chamber President Cooper plans to achieve mission through tested methods, innovations
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce President Brent Cooper was the featured speaker at the…
Our Rich History: WW I, six months after declaration of war, anti-German hysteria rears its ugly head
By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune It was October 1917, six months after the United States declared war on…
Travelogue Australia: But just a sampler of the beauty and magic of the smallest continent, biggest island
By Phillip A. Morgan Special to NKyTribune Australia is a long way from the USA both objectively (30+ hour journey…
Conner offense gets the job done without injured senior starter in 35-27 win over NewCath
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The Conner Cougars had to make some offensive adjustments after losing one of their…
Augusta schools custodian Kathy Fryman takes care of building and the people inside; gets Fred Award
By Brenna Kelly Kentucky Teacher For the past 29 years custodian Kathy Fryman wasn’t just taking care of Augusta Independent…
Pair of legislative panels hear sobering accounts of impact of opioid crisis in Kentucky; it’s staggering
At one Kentucky hospital, people are actually bringing in heroin and shooting up with patients. That’s one example of the…
Dooley attorneys ask for ‘reasonable’ bond while he awaits retrial; prosecutor requests $1 million
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Attorneys for David Dooley have requested a “reasonable” bond, so he might be able…
Jane Doe Revealed: Her name is SiennaMarisa Brown and she has a story to share about a painful journey
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor SiennaMarisa Brown was full of high hopes when she chose Northern Kentucky University over a…
NKyTribune’s annual roast (of Garren Colvin), fundraiser was big success — and a lot of fun
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor The NKyTribune hosted its third annual Community Celebration recently, roasting St. Elizabeth Healthcare’s CEO Garren…
Our Rich History: Duveneck pupil Aileen McCarthy’s grave gets headstone thanks to local artists
By Stephen Enzweiler Special to NKyTribune When Cincinnati artist Marlene Steele pulled into Fort Mitchell’s Highland Cemetery on Memorial Day…
Cathedral Concert Series starts 42nd season at Basilica on September 24; it’s free and open to public
The Cathedral Concert Series commences its 42nd Season on Sunday, September 24 at 3 p.m. It will be held at…
Florence Karate group pays tribute to late legend Richard ‘Iron Dragon’ Bustillo, honoring their ‘Ohana’
By Evan Merrill NKyTribune reporter Students and family have paid tribute to the late Richard “The Iron Dragon” Bustillo, a…
Area high school seniors named Semifinalists by prestigious National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Officials of National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) announced the names of approximately 16,000 Semifinalists in the 63rd annual National Merit…
USS Nightmare opens for scary season on Sept. 15 — know the story and be prepared for a fright
The cooler weather has returned, and the smashed wreckage of the historic dredge has appeared once again on the Newport…
NKY partnership part of Build Health Challenge; goal is to cut tobacco use in Covington, Gallatin County
NKyTribune staff The NKY BUILD Partnership has been selected by a coalition of 12 funding organizations to participate in the…
Beyond the Curb is back in Newport on Oct. 1 with an exclusive showcase of urban living – and with variety
Architecture and urban living enthusiasts mark your calendars- the sixth installment of Beyond the Curb Urban Living Tour returns to…
KY sending more help to hurricane relief efforts; guardsmen, emergency personnel on front lines
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky is sending more help to Florida to aid in Hurricane Irma relief efforts. Kentucky…
Conner junior Juliana Surprenant is spending half her school year as U.S. Senate page in Washington, D.C.
Conner High School Student Juliana Surprenant is spending half of her junior year in Washington, D.C. as a U.S. Senate…
Our Rich History: As World War I is declared, first local man is selected for the army
By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune The Cincinnati Post of Wednesday, August 1, 1917 was crystal clear that Cincinnati…
Highlands teacher organizes school supply drive to benefit Houston schools; donations until Sept. 15
Many aid agencies such as the Red Cross are looking for donations to aid the clean up effort but you…