Our Rich History: Speaking of politics, Ulie J. Howard was influential political leader who left his mark
By David E. Schroeder Special to NKyTribune Unless you have been disconnected from the internet, television and all social media,…
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Covington Ladies Home: ‘130 Years and Counting;’ Judge Summe to speak at campaign launch breakfast
The Covington Ladies Home’s “130 Years and Counting” Capital Campaign Kick-Off Breakfast takes place on August 4, from 7:30 a.m….
Music@BCM continues with Cheryl Renee for high-energy ‘Bourbon ‘n’ Blues’ on Thursday
The Cheryl Renée Project returns to Music@BCM bigger and better. The dynamic bandleader, keyboardist, song stylist and “Goddess of the…
Locally-owned Bluegrass Restaurant offers good food, live music, commitment to community
By Anthony Wyatt NKyTribune reporter When it comes to food, Florence boasts many franchise restaurants yet relatively few neighborhood eateries….
Real estate agents from RE/MAX Affiliates in Florence among America’s Best, according to survey
Five individuals and teams from RE/MAX Affiliates in Florence are among the nation’s best according to the 2016 REAL Trends…
Prep Sports Notebook: Ryle golfers looking to extend string of regional team titles
By Terry Boehmker NKy Tribune sports reporter With four golfers returning from last year’s Region 7 boys’ championship team, Ryle…
Ain’t In No Hurry wasn’t — until at age 7 he got his first chance to race; hurried right to Winner’s Circle
By Jenny Reis Ellis Park reporter Ain’t In No Hurry certainly proved appropriately named when it came to getting to…
Full day of fun at Ellis Park — ostrich race, camel race, and Dial Me is first-time winner for 200 owners
By Jennie Rees Ellis Park reporter “Was that a maiden race at Ellis or the Kentucky Derby?” trainer D. Wayne…
Billy Reed: A trip back to Cincinnati to see the Reds brings back fond memories of better times
CINCINNATI – I went to Great American Ballpark Wednesday for a matinee game between two of the worst teams in…
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Some changes for the upcoming early migratory bird seasons
By Lee McClellan Special to NKyTribune Although Kentucky is baking in the hottest temperatures of the year, hunters will be…
Game-changer: Kentucky’s new $45 million football training facility gives Wildcats competitive edge
By Keith Taylor Special to NKyTribune In what is being hailed as a game-changer for the program, Kentucky unveiled its…
$2.3 million expansion at Napoleon Products facility in Crittenden to add 30 jobs in Grant County
Wolf Steel LTD, a manufacturer of high-end grills, stoves, fireplaces, furnaces and HVAC units and accessories under the Napoleon brand,…
Early morning chase through Northern Kentucky covers 42 miles, but sheriffs finally get their man
NKyTribune staff report Early morning commuters in Northern Kentucky who witnessed a high-speed pursuit on Interstate 275 or I-75…
Persistent offender sentenced to 20 years; man who robbed BB&T in Covington has 26 felony convictions
NKyTribune staff report Kenton Circuit Judge Patricia Summe has sentenced Brian Joseph Ramsey of Newport to 20 years in prison….
Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky voices concerns about new Medicaid plan to legislative panel
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News At a legislative committee meeting this week, health advocates urged the administration of Gov….
One Vision One Voice: Skyward, Tri-ED launch joint campaign aimed at moving region forward
Skyward (formerly Vision 2015) and Northern Kentucky Tri-ED, two organizations focused on elevating the Northern Kentucky region, have partnered to…
EatKentucky: Frisch’s, Chef Grisanti unveil sizzling new Western BBQ Sandwich trio, Big Boy makeover
By Alan Cornett Special to NKyTribune Back in the spring I was impressed with the new direction standby family restaurant…
Col Owens: Kentucky should keep the Medicaid expansion as it is; say no to KyHealth alternative
I am a recently retired Senior Attorney from the Legal Aid Society of Southwest Ohio. During my career I concentrated…
Expansion of KY 9 in Newport continues; York between 3rd and 4th to close beginning Monday
Construction is in progress on a new alignment between Fifth Street and the Taylor Southgate Bridge. The new section of…
State’s jobless rate drops to 5 percent in June; ‘reassuring’ says state economist
Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary unemployment rate for June 2016 dropped to 5 percent from a revised 5.1 percent in May…
DPH renews warnings about dangers of international travel and Zika virus as Summer Olympics near
The Kentucky Department for Public Health (DPH) is warning Kentuckians, particularly pregnant women and women planning to become pregnant, to…
Paul Long: Running in the heat takes its toll, but there are ways to beat the hot, humid conditions
While three Cincinnati-area runners took off Monday evening in the 125-degree-plus heat of Death Valley to participate in the annual…