Poor People’s Campaign lacked permit for demonstration inside state Capitol, says State Police
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today There’s a simple explanation why teachers were allowed to protest inside the Capitol this spring…
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Griffin Elite Sports hosting Kid Camps thoughout July for kids ages 6-12, involving all kinds of sports
By David Kubota NKyTribune reporter The Griffin Elite Sports Performance & Wellness Center will be hosting camps throughout July for…
Covington supports development plan for former Gateway Hilltop Campus site — with conditions
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter After listening to a public hearing last week and further discussing the pros and cons…
Interstate 471 ramp and lane closures scheduled for travel into Northern Kentucky this week
Bridge work requires the following various nightly ramp closures on Interstate 471: *Close the ramp from south I-71 to south…
Nine-member bipartisan panel of state legislature to look at sports wagering legislation for the state
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A bipartisan House and Senate panel is being formed to craft legislation to allow sports…
Experts discuss innovations, treatments and new possibilities in cancer care in Northern Kentucky
By David Kubota NKyTribune reporter A panel of representatives from local cancer companies and researchers gathered to speak about cancer…
Around the links in Northern Kentucky: Lucas to play at Tony Blom Metropolitan Amateur Championship
By Marc Hardin NKyTribune contributor Course familiarity and a fortuitous schedule break has lured veteran Northern Kentucky golfer Lance Lucas…
Anthony Davis, Jacob Tamme newest members of UK Athletics HOF class
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Anthony Davis made a lasting impact during his short career at the University of Kentucky….
Poor People’s Campaign again denied access to KY’s State Capitol; have message and bible for Bevin
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today For the fourth time in two weeks, members of the Poor People’s Campaign were not…
Newport SkyWheel project to become reality in near future; board approves development plan by 4-1 vote
By Don Owen NKyTribune reporter The Newport SkyWheel project will become a reality in the very near future. At Monday…
St. Elizabeth Partners with FIVE Labs for state-of-the art bioskills lab in Erlanger
St. Elizabeth Healthcare and OrthoCincy Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine have partnered with FIVE Labs to build a unique, state-of-the-art bioskills…
Kentucky by Heart: Katelynn Stinnett Memorial Ride, encouraging students through chess, new book
This Saturday, motorcycle bikers will once again ride across the nation for the 10th Annual Katelynn Stinnett National Memorial Ride…
Jesse Jones: Looking for small victories against those night monsters, dark rooms — and depression
Don’t read this alone in the dark. That thing under your bed might get anxious. The monsters that come to…
Kelly ran for commonwealth’s attorney to restore the public trust and identifies that as his first priority
By Kevin Eigelbach NKyTribune reporter Many people have asked Louis Kelly what his first priority will be when he takes…
UK coach Calipari still getting a feel for where his players will land in the draft
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today John Calipari isn’t sure if all of his players will get chosen in the NBA…
Golfer excited to be directing program that uses game to help shape young people’s lives
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Award-winning golfer Alicia Lawrence found a way to turn her favorite past-time into a…
Longtime Cincinnati theater writer Jackie Demaline remembered by friends, colleagues for her passion
By Margaret A. McGurk Special to the NKyTribune Jackie Demaline vividly remembered what she felt about the first stage production…
Constance Alexander: Pulitzer Prize-winning musical ‘Next to Normal’ explores bipolar disorder
Demi Lovato, Russell Brand, Carrie Fisher — even adorable girl-next-door-who-happens-to-be-host-of-ever-popular CBS Sunday Morning, Jane Pauley – admit to bouts of…
Northern Kentucky University Center for Applied Informatics is NACE Chevron Award winner
Northern Kentucky University’s Center for Applied Informatics (CAI) has been named the 2018 National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE)/Chevron…
BBB Trends: Summer is a great time for garage sales; but some are looking for a steal, so take precautions
Summer is ripe with signs for estate sales, garage sales, and weekend flea market explorations. It’s also a great time…
City of Fort Thomas presents ‘Share What You CAN’ to benefit Brighton Center’s Food Pantry
The City of Fort Thomas will hold a free concert to benefit Brighton Center’s food pantry. Share What You CAN,…
SmartHealth: Summer hit without much warning this year, so staying hydrated is more critical than ever
By Nathan Skaggs St. Elizabeth Healthcare This year in the Tri-State area, it feels like we skipped spring and went…