Governor files motion urging court to fully decide constitutionality of pension reform law
Gov. Bevin’s legal team has filed a motion urging the court to resolve whether the 2018 pension reform legislation, Senate…
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BBB Trends: Small businesses are a big target of scams; how to proactively help yourself
By Sandra Guile Better Business Bureau Millions of people in the United States either own or work at a small…
Fireworks are dangerous, even ‘sparklers;’ please don’t let kids have them — and more safety tips
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Fireworks are often synonymous with the Fourth of July, but they are also a…
Twenty lucky winners will be going to the QUAKER STATE 400 NASCAR race at Kentucky Speedway
Twenty lucky winners will receive two tickets each to the QUAKER STATE 400 NASCAR race to be held at Kentucky…
Top college football prospect Michael Mayer of CovCath commits to University of Notre Dame
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Covington Catholic football player Michael Mayer, one of the nation’s top college prospects in…
Keith Taylor: Visit to historic Hoosier Gym in Knightstown a true step back in time
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today KNIGHTSTOWN, Ind. — It was fitting to hear basketballs bouncing as I walked into historic…
It’s Reformulated Gas Independence Day: NKY no longer is required to use more expensive gasoline
It’s the date to celebrate the final hurdle in a four-year journey to erase an environmental regulatory burden that negatively…
‘Making patterns’ and creating powerful fiction, Kentucky’s Bobbie Ann Mason offers ‘Patchwork’
By Mack McCormick and Whitney Hale University Press of Kentucky Life is a quilt — random bits of memory that…
Northern Kentucky Chamber announces 52 members of Leadership Northern Kentucky Class of 2019
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce is celebrating 40 years of Leadership Northern Kentucky with a new class of 52…
Heat wave overtaking the state leading up to the holiday; here are some important tips for coping
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Hot and humid weather is expected throughout Kentucky leading up to the Fourth of July…
Eli Capilouto: Creating a real ‘sense of place’ means listening, re-thinking, to embrace all of our students
As thousands of new students and families visit campus for “see blue. U,” we are reminded of the important sense…
The River: Taking the AVALON up-river and enjoying the towns and a lot of history along the way
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Point/ARC offering PEERS program, a new social skills group for teens with autism, social challenges
The Point/Arc of Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati is the first organization in the region to offer the PEERS Social Skills…
Heart transplant recipient living life to the fullest, diving with the sharks again at Newport Aquarium
By Benjamin Shipp NKyTribune intern When former Navy Seal Bruno Lanman was diagnosed with heart failure in 2003, he thought…
Nationwide federal health care fraud sweep results in 10 indictments in Kentucky
A health care fraud sweep in the Western District of Kentucky, including three health care providers, is part of the…
Greis guilty of murder in deaths of family of five in October crash; jury recommends 20-year sentence
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor It took a jury in Kenton County less than four hours to come back…
Barbasol Championship: Cabrera, Goosen added to growing field
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today The list of participants for the Barbasol Championships is growing going into the final three…
Brannen inks new four-year contract with NKU, will remain Norse head coach through 2021-22
Northern Kentucky University director of athletics Ken Bothof has announced a new four-year contract for John Brannen that will keep…
Greis trial in the hands of the jury; charged with wanton murder in deaths of five in October crash
(Editor’s Note: Update coming. Greis found guilty on five counts of wanton murder. Jury is deliberating sentencing.) By Mark Hansel…
Chocolate — yummy chocolate — is sweet subject of exhibit opening today at the Cincinnati Museum Center
From kings to kids, rainforests to candy wrappers, experience the global journey of everyone’s favorite sweet treat. Chocolate: The Exhibition…
IMPACT 100 giving network names six nonprofit finalists for four $104,000 grants to support projects
For 16 years, Impact 100 has awarded major grants to local nonprofit organizations in Southeastern Indiana, Northern Kentucky and Greater…
Kenton County Parks & Recreation debuts new family yoga series in July at Lincoln Ridge Park
Kenton County Parks & Recreation and Madison Pike Yoga are offering free, 45-minute yoga classes for the entire family to…