Kentuckian Gina Haspel confirmed as first woman director of the CIA; Senate vote is 54-45
Kentuckian Gina Haspel, 61, has been confirmed as the first woman director of the CIA, confirmed by the Senate on…
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Veteran newsman Kimball Perry dies; former reporter for the Post and the Enquirer was one of a kind
By Joseph Fenton Special to the NKyTribune Kimball Perry, an irascible, hard-driving, soft-hearted reporter, died unexpectedly Tuesday and way too…
Calipari, Barnhart saddened by passing of former SEC commissioner Mike Slive
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today When Kentucky coach John Calipari counted former Southeastern Conference Commissioner Mike Slive as one of…
NKY’s John Nalbandian confirmed for appointment to the 6th U.S. Court of Appeals, based in Cincinnati
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A Northern Kentucky attorney has won confirmation by the U.S. Senate to the federal appeals…
Kentucky Launches first-of-its-kind apprenticeship program for social services to enhance opportunities
Gov. Matt Bevin Tuesday announced an innovative new registered apprenticeship pilot program aimed at strengthening social services careers throughout the…
KY FAME class of 2018 graduates 22; sponsors and Gateway CTC work together to develop workforce
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The 2018 graduates from the KY FAME Advanced Manufacturing Technician Program were recognized recently…
Braxton Labs celebrating its first anniversary, rescheduled for May 19th; join the party
Braxton Labs is a place to spark conversation, ignite innovation and celebrate the craft community. On Saturday, May 19 Braxton…
Special KET feature ‘Kentucky’s Secret Gardens’ airs tonight, next Monday, features two Newport gardens
Rustic garden rooms, colorful planters, elaborate ponds, Japanese-inspired archways, whimsical beds of wildflowers – all are highlighted as part of…
Heads up for safe boating: As season looms, Ohio River boating requires extra care around tow boats
Recreational boating on the Ohio River can be great fun for the family, but as National Safe Boating Week approaches,…
Grimes takes part in naturalization ceremony with Kentucky’s 141 newest citizens
Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes took part the week in Louisville in her 80th naturalization ceremony since taking office,…
‘Better in the Bluegrass:’ Celebrating culinary tourism, special fare, upcoming season of Top Chef
Kentucky is a hidden gem of Southern fare, featuring one-of-a-kind restaurants and chefs specializing in local ingredients and distinctive cuisine….
30 years ago: Remembering the Carrollton bus crash, 27 victims with a commitment against drunk driving
Thirty years ago this month, the community of Radcliff, Ky., was devastated by the deadliest drunk driving crash in America….
KTIA recognizes Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties with Economic Engine awards
NKyTribune staff Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties received Economic Engine Awards from the Kentucky Travel Industry Association (KTIA) during the…
DHL hosting Career Fair on May 12, looking to fill 300 new positions at CVG hub
DHL Express is expanding its workforce amid growth of international e-commerce business and international shipping needs. The world’s leading…
News Briefs: CBC seeks volunteers; Fifth Third and books for Literacy Network; AA moves at CVG
The Covington Business Council needs volunteers to plant summer flowers along Madison Avenue. on Saturday from 8:30 a.m. ’til noon. …
EKU student Rachel Knoebel of Florence lobbied in D.C. for single-gender organizations, students’ rights
An Eastern Kentucky University senior was one of two Alpha Omicron Pi representatives to lobby in Washington, D.C., recently on…
Cincinnati Travel & Tourism Week starts tomorrow; showcase events celebrate regional tourism
The Cincinnati region’s destination marketing organizations are celebrating the 35th annual National Travel and Tourism Week, May 6-12, with a…
News Briefs: NKY artist Ken Page’s painting at Derby Exhibit, Gov. appoints four NKyians to state boards
NKY artist Ken Page will be among the 24 Kentucky artists having work on view in Frankfort for the Governor’s…
Former Campbell County District Judge Tim Nolan sentenced to 20 years on human trafficking charges
Attorney General Andy Beshear today announced that former Campbell County District Judge Timothy Nolan was sentenced to 20 years in…
Cirque du Soleil’s ‘Corteo’ takes the audience under the big top at U.S. Bank Arena this weekend
By Hannah Carver NKyTribune reporter A mesmerizing arena show that brings you under the big tent, Cirque du Soleil’s “Corteo”…
Improved Boone Cliff Nature preserve reopens after 18 months; more areas accessible to the public
By Kevin Eigelbach NKyTribune reporter Hebron resident Bob Young loves to walk Boone Cliffs Nature Preserve and photograph the wildflowers…
An evening offering of discussion on ‘Real News. . . Fake News’ coming May 30 — free and open to public
In response to demand, the NKyTribune and PEN America are offering a re-run of our popular “Real News, Real Issues,…