Project Graduate: State’s four-year universities reaching out to former students to finish degrees
Kentucky’s public four-year universities are reaching out this fall to recruit former students with a high number of credit hours…
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The Master Provisions MPower Lunch helps the agency fulfill its vital role in the region and beyond
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Master Provisions will host MPower Lunch Thursday, Nov. 9 at the Airport Marriott Hotel…
Rabbit Hash and Boone County bid farewell to Don Clare Monday with a celebration of his life
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Don Clare was laid to rest at East Bend United Methodist Cemetery Monday, fittingly,…
Senate President Robert Stivers to bring CSG national conference here during his year as chair
Staff report State Senate President Robert Stivers made a special trip to Northern Kentucky recently to meet with an invitation-only…
Commission seeking nominations for annual Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Awards
The Martin Luther King Jr. State Commission, part of the Governor’s Office of Minority Empowerment, is seeking nominations for the…
Timing, price awareness critical to marketing state’s 2017 grain crop; keep an eye on South America
By Katie Pratt UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment Grain markets this fall are suggesting producers should store their…
Administrative Office of the Courts mum on activities under fire, as legislators ponder its budget increases
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Officials with the Administrative Office of the Courts declined to talk specifics about some of…
Attention, future farmers: Kentucky Department of Agriculture is offering a summer internship program
College students pursuing a career in agriculture or government are invited to apply for positions in the Kentucky Department of…
Audit finds $3 million in bad claims through state Workers’ Comp program under Longmeyer
The Finance and Administration Cabinet has announced the results of a nearly year-long audit into financial mismanagement and improprieties under…
History made: Schiavi Seeds first certified hemp seeds since ’30s from KY Seed Improvement Assn.
Schiavi Seeds, LLC, headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky, announces that it made hemp industry history by providing Kentucky with the first…
Car crashes are number one killer of American teens; in Kentucky teen fatalities down by 46%
Car crashes are the number one killer of American teens. However, in the past decade, tremendous safety gains have been…
Christopher Brown installed as new president of Kentucky State University, to ‘move KSU forward’
M. Christopher Brown was formally installed as 18th president of Kentucky State University Friday. After taking the oath of office,…
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Take advantage of falling temperatures to find fall spots to bank fish for bass
By Lee McClellan Special to NKyTribune The length of day relative to the time of year never changes. As the…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: A look back at a half century of wildlife management milestones in Kentucky
The Baby Boomer Generation grew up hunting small game close to home — squirrels in groves of hickory trees in…
UK announces $12 million gift from Paul and Deborah Chellgren for undergraduate excellence
University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto today announced a more than $12 million gift from UK graduate and philanthropist Paul…
Kentucky Horse Park to host family-friendly inaugural Bluegrass Rockin’ Rodeo Nov. 17-18
The Kentucky Horse Park will host the inaugural Bluegrass Rockin’ Rodeo, Nov. 17-18 in the Alltech Arena. Gates open at…
Books by the Banks Festival brings more than 130 bestselling authors to Cincinnati Oct. 28
For over a decade, the region’s biggest and best book festival, Books by the Banks, has brought the best in…
BLINK draws largest crowd ever for a downtown Cincy event, surpasses Riverfest, Taste, Oktoberfest
Cincinnati Police officials say BLINK, October 12-15, brought the largest gathering of people ever to downtown Cincinnati and Over-the-Rhine. BLINK…
Governor’s Scholars Program celebrates 35th year and now counts 29,000 among its alumni
The Governor’s Scholars Program celebrated another successful summer after closing the doors of its three 2017 summer sessions, one of…
Board of Elections’ redesigned website provides important information for upcoming election
The State Board of Elections has a redesigned and streamlined website at its online home, elect.ky.gov, Secretary of State Alison…
Cleveland Fed researcher says no public retirement system is safe if money runs out
In spite of the protections that exist, no public retirement system is completely immune to impairment if the money runs…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Changing deer patterns can result in the ritual ‘October Lull’ for hunters
Most bow hunters will tell you the most difficult time to hunt deer during Kentucky’s 136-day archery season may be…