Scam artists at it again, telling Kentuckians over the phone they owe money to the IRS
Scam artists are at work again calling Kentuckians and identifying themselves as IRS representatives, State Treasurer Todd Hollenbach said today….
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Churchill Downs to begin new $18 million project to renovate, modernize premium seating areas
Churchill Downs Racetrack, one of the world’s most recognized sports venues and home of the Kentucky Derby, has announced an…
Beshear: Kim Davis’ future in courts’ hands; ‘I have no legal authority’ to remove her from office
As Rowan County Court Clerk Kim Davis continued to refuse to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples – despite a…
New study reveals Campbellsville University impacts local community with almost $105 million
Campbellsville University has a total economic impact from its operations of $105 million in Taylor County, according to a new…
Officials celebrate state broadband project; government facilities among first to benefit
To celebrate the construction of the statewide KentuckyWired I-Way broadband network, Gov. Steve Beshear, Congressman Hal Rogers, state and local…
Terry Holliday reflects on tenure, says Kentucky is invested in ‘doing what’s right for children’
By John Gregory Special to KyForward In his first years on the job, Kentucky Commissioner of Education Terry Holliday had…
Survey: Most students believe UK is safe, but too many are reluctant to report sexual assaults
Preliminary results from a campus-wide survey of students at the University of Kentucky were unveiled today. Campus Attitudes Toward Safety…
AT&T, state Department of Education partner to bring high-speed Internet to all 173 school districts
Today, AT&T announced that all 173 school districts across Kentucky could now boast high-speed, fiber-based connectivity with average bandwidth statewide…
Kenny McPeek and his historic Magdalena Farm are writing their own CInderella story in TB racing
By Kristy Robinson Horine Special to NKyTribune Most folks would admit there’s just something about the land in Kentucky. Maybe…
Riverthon paddling event on Ohio around Louisville kicks off Kentucky Outdoor Adventure Games
Riverthon℠ is a four-race paddling event, ranging from 7 to 50 miles, held on the Ohio River Oct. 3 in…
Louisville athletics officials announce $55 million expansion for Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium
By Russ Brown Special to NKyTribune LOUISVILLE — Louisville football coach Bobby Petrino believes the Cardinals already have a…
Keeneland offering special ‘Star Spangled Stakes’ — a chance to sing for race fans on Prelude to Cup day
Keeneland has announced a new and very special stakes indeed — a ‘Star Spangled Stakes’competition to select the singer who…
Aviation Day at the Capital City Airport open to public, includes free plane rides for ages 8-17
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, in conjunction with the Kentucky National Guard, will host Aviation Day at Capital City Airport in…
Legislators seek assurance that Aetna will keep jobs in state after purchase of Humana
State legislators called Connecticut-based Aetna executives before them this week seeking a public assurance that the insurance giant still intends…
Three Park-and-Ride locations set for racing fans attending the Breeders’ Cup at Keeneland
Breeders’ Cup and Keeneland released detailed public transportation service plans for the 2015 Breeders’ Cup World Championships, which include shuttle…
‘Rebuilding West Liberty’ effort a model for entire country; to be featured on PBS show
In March 2012, the small community of West Liberty was nearly destroyed by a monstrous tornado. Seven lives were lost,…
Bright Smiles, Brighter Futures: Knott County makes tooth brushing part of school day – every day
By Mallory Powell Special to NKyTribune Stephen Richardson isn’t a dentist – he’s the director of pupil personnel in Knott…
Ky. to share in $2.5 million anti-heroin grant; will pair law enforcement, public health to focus on treatment
Kentucky will be among several states to share a $2.5 million federal grant to help fight the heroin epidemic in…
Bluegrass & Backroads: Devine’s in Mercer County makes for a-maze-ing family fun, a short drive away
Kentucky is a state defined by its history and noted for a number of things, not the least of which…
Kentucky high school students will cook for scholarships at Junior Chef Tournament
Fifteen high school teams from across Kentucky will compete for scholarships and the coveted championship trophy at the third annual…
New SOAR health chair wants to tackle issues that have the ‘broadest reach and the greatest impact’
By Melissa Patrick Special to NKyTribune Dr. William Hacker, a former state health commissioner, is the new chair of the…
Kentucky’s jobless rate at 5.2 percent in July 2015; rate is up from June, but below the national average
Kentucky’s preliminary July unemployment rate rose slightly to a seasonally adjusted 5.2 percent from a revised 5.1 percent in June…