Legendary play-by-play announcer Mike Tussey calls his own game ‘over’ after 60-plus-years’ career
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter It happens to just about everyone. Some can’t wait for it – and some even…
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Covington native Charley Wolf died at 96, made a mark in basketball and as patriarch of a sports family
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Yes, there once was a professional basketball team in Cincinnati. And it was coached by…
NKY Tri-ED to officially launch new Northern Kentucky Atlas at public Annual Forum on Nov. 30
The new Northern Kentucky Atlas, will officially launch at Northern Kentucky Tri-ED’s Annual Forum on Nov. 30 at Turfway Park…
Boone County Classified Employees Association calls for immediate recognition as bargaining agent
The Boone County Classified Employees Association (BCCEA), the union representing classified employees in the Boone County Schools system, is calling…
Park Hills is offering a 2014 Dodge Charger police car in online auction at Municibid — ends Nov. 29
The City of Park Hills is auctioning off a 2014 Dodge Charger police car. This online auction is open to the…
Newport on the Levee’s 4th annual Light up the Levee Saturday; holiday season events schedule
The 4th Annual Light Up the Levee Returns to Newport on Saturday, November 26. Celebrate the season at Newport on…
John Y. Brown Jr., an ‘unorthodox’ governor who made fried chicken world famous, dies at 88
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter John Y. Brown Jr., who turned Kentucky Fried Chicken into a multimillion-dollar global enterprise…
George Kent founded Hate2Debate to help people understand each other — and restore civility
By Andy Furman NKyTribune Reporter George Kent certainly knows about choices. He made plenty in his lifetime. Kent received his…
Cincinnati Zoo offering one-of-a-kind masterpieces created by zoo residents through online auction
The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden is offering an opportunity to get someone on your holiday shopping list a gift…
Nearly 55 million Americans expected to travel for Thanksgiving, just shy of pre-pandemic levels
AAA predicts 54.6 million people will travel 50 miles or more from home this Thanksgiving. That’s a 1.5% increase over…
Newport’s Purple People Bridge illuminated for holiday season; take a walk along the scenic wonder
Starting this weekend the Purple People Bridge will be illuminated for the holiday season, presenting its annual Winter Nights &…
NewsMakers ’22: Lytle Thomas, born to be a banker, is dedicated to serving his customers and community
The fifth and final in a series about the NKyTribune’s NewsMakers of the year. By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Lytle…
NewsMakers ’22: Honoring Chuck Session for a remarkable career and special ‘service leadership’
This is the fourth of a five-part series about the NKyTribune’s ’22 NewsMakers. Tomorrow: Lytle Thomas. By Judy Clabes NKyTribune…
NewsMakers ’22: Ray Hebert, a scholar and intellect, devoted teacher, family man, friend, and good guy
The third of a series of five stories featuring the NKyTribune’s NewsMakers of the year. Tomorrow: Chuck Session By Judy…
NewsMakers ’22: Judi Gerding, leader and innovator, celebrates 50 years of Point/Arc’s success
Second of five parts honoring The NKyTribune’s NewsMakers of the year. Tomorrow: Ray Hebert By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Judi…
NewsMakers ’22: ‘Healthcare geek’ Chris Carle leads with vision, energy, and a servant’s heart
First in a series of five honoring the NKyTribune’s NewsMakers of the Year. Tomorrow: Judi Gerding. By Kate Wiseman Special…
Frank Sommerkamp dies at 93, a model of the quintessential community servant of his generation
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor If ever there were a model for what the perfect community servant might be, the…
Secretary of State Adams committee testimony: Expanded voting places, end to frivolous recounts
Secretary of State Michael Adams provided the following testimony today to the General Assembly’s Legislative Oversight and Investigations Committee, calling…
New security measures being put in place on Capitol Loop at State Capitol, partially limiting vehicular traffic
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today More new security measures can now be seen at the State Capitol, which follow the…
UK student and Beechwood grad who faces criminal charges for racial slurs, violence banned from school
A University of Kentucky student who faces criminal charges after an online video showed her using racial slurs and physically…
Both Constitutional Amendments fail; voters retain governor’s call of special sessions, affirm choice
Staff report Statewide results — with some 85% of votes reported just after midnight — indicate that voters have rejected…
UK student, Beechwood grad facing charges after altercation with dorm employee, use of racial slurs
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A University of Kentucky student was arrested and faces several criminal charges after an online…