In new book, The Alzheimer’s Revolution, Joseph Keon offers program he says can ward off dementia
The best studies show — the more healthful changes we adopt, the lower our risk of future dementia becomes. In…
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Kentucky State Police extend application through November 25 to apply to become state trooper
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky State Police extended the deadline to apply to become a state trooper through…
NKY Young Professionals Nov. 16 Lunchtime Leader Chat to feature Chris Cook of TKOR Holdings
The Northern Kentucky Young Professionals (NKYP) announced Chris Cook, President of TKOR Holdings, as the featured speaker for its next…
Road report: KYTC District 6 reports work scheduled on roadways this week, beware closings, delays
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 reports on work scheduled for the regions highways this week and advise motorists to…
Three runners, three teams claim first-place trophies at high school cross country state meet
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Northern Kentucky cross country runners and teams won six of the 12 championship trophies…
Anetha Sanford: Careers in construction build strong futures for students and Kentucky
In October, the Home Builders Association of Kentucky (HBAK) is celebrating Careers in Construction Month, and we are inviting you…
Joe Heller: A cartoonist’s view of the news of the week in full color, broad strokes, few words
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in…
Friday Football Report: Simon Kenton, Beechwood end season with wins over highly ranked opponents
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Upsetting an undefeated team is a good way to build some momentum before the…
Be Concerned’s Andy Brunsman knows ‘one man’s junk is another’s treasure,’ made most of Statuette
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Andy Brunsman, a vintage toy collector himself, appreciates that “one man’s junk is another’s treasure.”…
Wood Hudson Cancer Research Lab recognizes Breast Cancer Awareness with research, internships
Breast Cancer Awareness Month has been an annual event since 1985. The goal of this yearly event is to improve education,…
SOS Adams reports strong registration numbers, hopes for strong voter participation in Nov. 8 election
Secretary of State Michael Adams announced that voter registration last month doubled August’s surge, and remained strong this month through…
Special Olympics Kentucky flag football at TMU, 150 special athlete teams compete for state tournament
The 2021 Special Olympics Kentucky flag football season continues on Sunday, October 30, when more than 150 athletes on 14…
Square1 NEXT competition offers high school students chance to compete for TMU scholarships
Hundreds of high school students are getting a crash course in innovation and entrepreneurship in the hopes of winning scholarships…
Kearies Simpson, 23, of Covington charged in wrong way I-75 collision that killed Martha Arlinghaus
Covington police announced that Kearies Simpson, 23, of Covington, has been charged with murder, seven counts of wanton endangerment 1st…
Keven Moore: Spooky homeowner claims to avoid during this Halloween season
Halloween is a fun time of year with all the costumes, pumpkins, and decorations. It’s that time of year when…
Amye Bensenhaver: UK, admonished by Supreme Court, at center of another open records controversy
Nineteen months after the University of Kentucky was admonished by the state Supreme Court for its “wholly inadequate” denial of…
Scott junior Maddie Strong places first in Class 2A girls race on first day of state cross country meet
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Scott junior Maddie Strong won the Class 2A girls state cross country meet and…
Thermo Fisher Scientific announces $59 million expansion in Campbell County, to create 200 jobs
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. on Thursday announced a significant investment in Kentucky’s health care sector as the PPD clinical research…
Governor unveils ‘Education First’ plan to advance student learning, ease teacher shortage
With the World Health Organization stating last month that the end of the COVID-19 pandemic is in sight, Gov. Andy…
Campbell County Public Library’s Drop Your Drawers campaign returns for seventh year November 1
Campbell County Public Library’s annual Drop Your Drawers campaign returns this November and December, with 2022 marking its seventh year….
Latest report shows Boone County, at 2.8%, remains among those with lowest unemployment rates
Unemployment rates fell in 119 counties between September 2021 and September 2022, rose in one (Hancock County), and no counties…
Republic Bancorp to acquire CBank, expand its footprint in the Greater Cincinnati region
Republic Bancorp, Inc., the parent company of Republic Bank & Trust Company and Cincinnati-based CBank has announced the signing of…