Lynne Saddler: After mild winter, take extra steps to protect from disease spread by animals
If you’re a fan of snowball fights, sledding or cold nights sitting by a warm fire, the winter of 2016-2017…
If you’re a fan of snowball fights, sledding or cold nights sitting by a warm fire, the winter of 2016-2017…
WASHINGTON – Rep. James Comer, quickly earning his lackey credentials as he soars toward the top of the Republican’s party-before-country…
I was sitting in the NKY Convention Center Board meeting, listening to some of the wonderful things going on regarding…
This month, I am sharing my thoughts about an issue that stirred up a lot of feelings and opinions on…
No other column has received such a positive response in recent times than the column in which I mentioned my…
WASHINGTON – A few months back, when word about the Trump administration’s all-too-close ties to the Kremlin started percolating, Sen….
Does a judge have a right to his conscience? That’s the question many are asking since a Glasgow Family Court…
By Senate President Robert Stivers and House Speaker Jeff Hoover Kentucky voters demanded change when they went to the…
WASHINGTON – Rep. Andy Barr, R-Banks and Financial Institutions, held a town hall in Lexington recently and it’s fair to…
If you’re of a certain age, you may remember home economics as an elective you took in high school when…
To the Editor: As a survivor of domestic abuse, I know what it is like to feel voiceless and…
Returning to Scripps Howard Foundation’s national journalism awards as a guest was a real treat in more ways than one….
Wheaties was a staple breakfast food in my childhood and between spoonfuls of the stuff that was supposed to make…
WASHINGTON – Ben Bradlee, who would go on to become the legendary editor of The Washington Post, once wrote a…
In Kentucky, we are used to the stereotype. Whenever we travel anywhere outside the state, we are recognized for the…
It’s an ill-kept secret that teachers anticipate the end of the school year just as much as students. Maybe even…
For many Northern Kentucky families, eating at fairs and festivals is a tradition. For many individuals and companies in Northern…
Financial abuse is pervasive, crippling, and often hidden. Though less apparent than physical or emotional abuse, financial perpetrators prevent their…
WASHINGTON – There is some evidence that the glorious leader, Gov. Mad Matt Bevin, may have stepped in it this…
By Lauren Gabbard Special to the NKyTribune I’m a 25-year-old from Campbell County. I love Kentucky, and as a young…
Mom died ten years ago on April 12. She was coming home from choir practice the Saturday before Easter, walked…
Something wild and crazy broke out at the University of Louisville Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday, and I’m hoping it…