Joe Heller: Cartooonist on news — Body guards, naughty and nice, lights??, just say it
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid…
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Ark Encounter, Creation Museum add new events to Christmas attractions, new conservatory now open
A massive conservatory now open to the public at the Creation Museum and a stunning new laser program at the…
Speedy Beechwood runs over unbeaten Owensboro Catholic for 18th state football title
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter The Owensboro Catholic assistant was not happy. On the way down from the press…
Kentucky Center for Economic Policy report makes case for paid parental leave for state employees
As public and private employers across Kentucky increasingly offer paid parental leave, tens of thousands of Kentucky state workers are…
New Riff Distilling founder Ken Lewis named new chair of Kentucky Distiller’s Association
The Kentucky Distillers’ Association (KDA) on Wednesday announced Ken Lewis, founder of New Riff Distilling, has been elected Chair of…
Attorney General Coleman asks Franklin Circuit Court to end ban on death penalty in Kentucky
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Attorney General Russell Coleman announced on Friday that the Attorney General’s Office returned to Franklin…
Kentucky Department of Education partners with U.S. Army to start statewide JROTC program
The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) has partnered with the U.S. Army Cadet Command to start a pilot program for…
R.C. Durr Foundation joins funders backing SparkHaus, new entrepreneurship hub in Covington
Another key foundation is backing efforts to create a hub for entrepreneurs aiming to grow their businesses in Northern Kentucky….
Opinion – Eli Capilouto: Kentuckians’ health will determine the future of the Commonwealth
It’s one of the greatest challenges to a vibrant future for Kentucky: our health. Health certainly means the treatment of…
Xavier University breaks ground ceremonially on proposed College of Osteopathic Medicine
The Xavier community, local and state officials, health care system representatives and more key partners gathered to ceremonially break ground…
Braxton Brewing’s Dark Charge Winter Block Party returns for 10th year
Braxton Brewing Company’s 2024 Dark Charge Winter Block Party kicks off today with “STAVE: A Night in the Dark,” a…
Ryle’s Raiders positioned to end long large school drought here, but Trinity awaits
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Back in 1968 when Louisville Trinity was winning the first of its record 28…
Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: How in the world does little ol’ Union have teams in back-to-back state championship games Saturday
Please explain. Union – population 7,500 — will have two teams in back-to-back Kentucky state championship football games Saturday in…
27th year for Independence annual Christmas Walk, a celebration all afternoon Saturday
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter For the 27th year the city of Independence is hosting the annual Christmas Walk,…
KCTCS board approves recommendations for system’s opportunity to ‘redefine ourselves’
By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern The Kentucky Community and Technical College System Board of Regents approved 11 recommendations for changes…
New report shows double-digit job growth for Kentucky’s bioscience industry
The bioscience industry footprint is growing in Kentucky with a new report showing the bioscience workforce in the Commonwealth employs…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Holiday gift ideas for the car campers and day hikers on your holiday gift list
Is there a car camper or day hiker on your holiday shopping list? Here are three gift ideas: • Victorinox Swiss…
Kidney stones are common, here’s what you should know about symptoms and prevention
By Dr. Peter Sawaya University of Kentucky Kidney stones are common. In the US, one in 11 individuals will be…
Brighton Center kicks off holiday season with used toy ‘sale’ for children Saturday
Brighton Center Kicks Off Holiday Season with Used Toy “Sale” for Children Saturday at 10 a.m. at 741 Central Avenue in…
Opinion – Bill Straub: There’s a word to describe Comer’s battle against DEI — it’s ‘racism’
Rep. Jamie Comer, who insists on presenting himself as a numbskull, has decided to expand the boundaries of his dubious…
Several N.Ky high school graduates playing on college volleyball teams in NCAA tournament
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Four college volleyball teams in Kentucky will compete in the first round of the…
Call her ‘Jess’: Jessica Stewart is in charge of largest Amazon field operations in the world
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Jessica Stewart grew up in Paris Crossing, Indiana, a town so small that the Amazon…