Florence United Methodist packs its 10,000th ‘Love Thy Neighborhood’ food bag for hungry schoolkids
Florence United Methodist Church has collaborated with Boone County Schools to fight child hunger for the past five academic years….
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Braidy Industries, producers for automotive and aerospace industries, to build $1.3b mill in Greenup
Gov. Matt Bevin and executives from Braidy Industries Inc. today announced the company will build a $1.3 billion aluminum mill…
Kentucky by Heart: Sweet clover became a savior, not a scourge, for bees and Pendleton County farmers
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Years ago, I remember reading something about my mother’s native Pendleton County that spoke of…
Stewart Ditto: Is it really possible that aerospace could be Kentucky’s next big industry? Absolutely.
In Kentucky, we are used to the stereotype. Whenever we travel anywhere outside the state, we are recognized for the…
Annual rite of spring, 2017 Cavalcade of Homes, set for three weekends in May, 19 homes across region
The 2017 Cavalcade of Homes, sponsored by Drees Homes, begins Saturday, May 6th and features 19 homes in Northern Kentucky. …
KyCIR: Detention common occurrence for Kentucky youth, even when they haven’t committed a crime
By Kate Howard Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting Margie Beitz’s son had been gone nearly two weeks when she decided…
Burr Travis receives Ray of Hope Award at Friends of NorthKey Community Care Apple Blossom Brunch
Northern Kentucky attorney Burr Travis was recognized with the Ray of Hope Award at the Friends of NorthKey Community Care…
CVG has strong, historic quarter — continued passenger growth and major announcements
The first quarter of 2017 proved to be strong and historic for the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) with continued…
The Buddy Bench: Former pro baseball players team up to fight bullying in Erlanger-Elsmere schools
Former professional baseball players, Sean Casey and Tim Flannery, have teamed up through The Love Harder Project to support bullying…
Our Rich History: Harriet Beecher Stowe lived in Cincinnati, was member of the Semi-Colon Club
By Andrew Young Special to NKyTribune In 1832 Harriet Beecher, 21 years old, moved with her family into a “spacious”…
Campbell County wins showdown with Beechwood to maintain best record in local baseball
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The two teams with the best records in Northern Kentucky high school baseball faced…
Teen author Lauren Hudson racks up recognitions; will be at Southern Kentucky Book Fair Saturday
Staff report Teen author Lauren Hudson, a high school junior at Dixie Heights, has garnered more than a dozen awards…
New restaurant — first of five coming — now open: Fire at Rivercenter offers elegant fare, cafe ambience
The first of five planned restaurants at RiverCenter is now open, FIRE AT RIVERCENTER, offering elegant American fare in a…
Nine local artists to transform empty Covington property into temporary art gallery with ‘Perennial’
Nine local artists hope to help the Covington community celebrate the correlation of spring and art by transforming an empty…
If kids are going to move from place to place, they should have a duffle bag — thus, the Duffle Shuffle
In an effort to start the conversation about child abuse and neglect, Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky invites you to…
Doe vs. NKU: University files motion for Judge Bertlesman to recuse himself; awaiting response
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune Editor Northern Kentucky University’s attorneys have filed a motion in U.S. District Court asking presiding Senior…
StoryCorps arrives April 20 to an Opening Ceremony; schedule your story until May 19 at its MobileBooth
StoryCorps, a renowned nonprofit organization celebrating the stories of everyday Americans, will record interviews in Cincinnati from Thursday, April 20…
A voice against violence and abuse, Jamie Sivrais works to empowers students through Green Dot
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune reporter When Jamie Sivrais walks into a high school to talk to students about Green Dot,…
NKU Chase College of Law again leads state in those passing Kentucky bar exam — by large percentage
The Northern Kentucky University Chase College of Law has the best passage rate among Kentucky law schools on the winter…
‘Culture Bites’ celebrates NKY’s ethnic cuisines; by NKU’s Public History program exhibit opens April 22
Food, glorious food! We need it to live. It also shapes the way we live. The impact of food…
Tibetan Monks at Kenton County library making Sand Mandala; on Friday dispersing sand into the Ohio
Tibetan Monks are at the Kenton County public library in Covington finishing up a Sand Mandala they started Monday after…
Bevin retrospect on the legislature: ‘Who would have thought’ we’d accomplish so much in one session?
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Matt Bevin is saluting Kentucky lawmakers for the historic work they completed in the…