U.S. Department of Justice files ‘statement of interest’ in case involving children handcuffed at school
The Department of Justice today filed a statement of interest in S.R. & L.G. v. Kenton County, et al, in…
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Marketbasket survey shows lower retail prices for food, thanks mostly to lower energy prices
Lower retail prices for several foods, including whole milk, cheddar cheese, bacon and apples resulted in a slight decrease in…
Ag Commissioner Comer says Kentucky will be the epicenter of industrial hemp production
Industrial hemp will cover tens of thousands of acres and generate thousands of jobs in Kentucky in the near future,…
Governor and First Lady set example by getting flu vaccination — and encourage others to do the same
As flu season approaches, Governor Steve Beshear and First Lady Jane Beshear are encouraging others to protect themselves by getting…
Keeneland yearling sale closes after two weeks of robust trade and total sales of $281m
Keeneland’s September Yearling Sale closed Saturday following nearly two weeks of robust trade that generated solid gains led by a…
Kentucky Lottery shows 9.2 percent increase year over year, with scratch-off tickets continuing strong
The Kentucky Lottery had announced sales for the first two months of FY16 (July and August) were $153.1 million, a…
Keeneland yearling sale winding down; so far, 2575 horses sold, exceeding last year’s total
A colt from the first crop of The Factor brought $170,000 to headline a robust day of selling on Friday…
Keeneland yearling sale: 283 sold for $6.5m in 10th session; sale runs through Saturday
Commerce remained strong during the tenth session of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale on Thursday, led by the sale of…
Boone County family heads to Philadelphia for Papal visit, will offer observations for Tribune readers
The Northern Kentucky Tribune will provide on-site coverage of Pope Francis’ visit to Philadelphia this weekend. Adam Howard, a Boone…
Into second week, Keeneland yearling sales showing robust results for $10m day heading into Book 5
A half-sister to the undefeated Grade 1 stakes-winning juvenile Nyquist, entered in Saturday’s FrontRunner (G1) at Santa Anita, sold to…
St. Elizabeth’s Colvin announces changes, promotions on senior administrative team
Garren Colvin, St. Elizabeth President and CEO has announced changes with his administrative team. Colvin said the changes were made…
‘We will honor Cameron’: Lawmakers join trooper’s father to call for increased safety for KSP officers
Joe Ponder, the father of slain Kentucky State Police Trooper Joseph Cameron Ponder, joined House Speaker Greg Stumbo and other…
Keeneland yearling sale continues; through first eight sessions, averages are up 4.65 percent
The market continued to show strength on Tuesday when a colt from the first crop of Astrology brought a final…
Governor inks agreement to sell more corn, soybeans to Taiwan, boost exports for Kentucky’s farmers
Governor Steve Beshear today announced an agreement between the Republic of China (Taiwan) and Kentucky farmers to increase corn and…
Keeneland sale continues with higher prices — Curlin filly records unexpected top price Monday
With John Brocklebank, agent, Utah-based Dickman’s Legacy Ranch prevailed in a lively bidding battle to land a filly by Curlin…
Motorists should prepare for traffic shifts on I-275 in Boone County at Carroll Cropper Bridge
Crews will start shifting traffic onto the northbound section of the Interstate 275 Carroll Cropper Bridge Monday, Sept. 21. See…
Keeneland’s Sunday yearling sale starts Book Three; Quality Road yearling brings $710,000
A colt by Quality Road sold for $710,000 to lead the Sunday session of Keeneland’s September Yearling Sale. Mark Reid,…
Keeneland yearling sales up nearly 13% over same day last year; Mineshaft colt leads Saturday
Business continued at a brisk pace on Saturday at Keeneland’s September Yearling Sale, which registered across-the-board increases for the final…
Top seller is yearling colt by Uncle Mo bought by trainer Baffert for $700k in Keeneland’s 4th session
Trainer Bob Baffert paid $700,000 for a colt by Uncle Mo to lead Friday’s fourth session of the 72nd Keeneland…
Eleven seven-figure yearlings highlight first week of marathon Keeneland September Yearling Sale
Vigorous trade, often marked by spirited bidding among the industry’s major foreign and domestic buyers, fueled strong results and led…
Highest price so far at Keeneland yearling sale — $2.1m for Tapit colt out of Winning Color’s daughter
Spirited competition among buyers led to significant gains and the sale of six seven-figure yearlings during Wednesday’s third session of…
Five named to Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame; Parker Beam given first Lifetime Achievement Award
The Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame honored five individuals for their service to and support of the state’s signature industry,…