People of NKY: Ludlow’s Kevin Kelly finds his way to success through a gift for art that became a calling
By Ginger Dawson NKyTribune reporter The 1980’s. It was an era when stock markets soared, big business muscled up as…
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115th Kentucky State Fair set to open Thursday for ten days of rides, concerts, horse shows and more
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The 115th Kentucky State Fair kicks off this week with a 10-day lineup of rides,…
Freedom come up short against Miners, loss extends losing streak to four, shrinks division lead to one
In game one of a pivotal West Division collision, the Florence Freedom, presented by Titan Mechanical Solutions, made a late…
2019 Prep Football Previews: Ryle’s large senior class determined to improve on last year’s record
The NKyTribune is featuring each of the 21 high school football teams in Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties leading up…
KCTCS gets $420k grant to expand apprenticeships project — aims for at least 200 by 2022
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) has received a $420,000 grant from the American Association of Community Colleges…
Budget Director John Chilton reports on July receipts — totals are up 1.9 percent over last July
State Budget Director John Chilton reports that Kentucky’s General Fund receipts for July, the first month of Fiscal Year 2020…
Jeanne-Marie and Dick Tapke to receive GCF’s Devou Cup for philanthropic service at Chamber dinner
The Northern Kentucky Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation (GCF) created the Devou Cup to honor the generosity of individuals…
Kentucky gun violence ‘twice as high’ as New York City’s, says Gun Violence Archive
By Nadia Ramagan Public News Service Kentucky tops New York City when it comes to gun fatalities, according to Mark…
Amye Bensenhaver: ‘Sunshine is a disinfectant’ and the law; reporter Yetter tells stories of child deaths
In 2016, the Kentucky Court of Appeals issued a scathing opinion to the Cabinet for Health and Family Services in…
St. Elizabeth Healthcare joins Anthem in effort to contain high-cost episodes of care or ‘shock claims’
With affordability a growing challenge in the healthcare system, one of Kentucky’s largest hospital systems and its largest health plan…
Kenton Fiscal Court launching ‘Road Reporter’ to allow citizens to report road maintenance issues
Kenton County Fiscal Court is partnering with Planning and Development Services’ (PDS) LINK-GIS to launch “Road Reporter,” a web-based survey…
Kentucky by Heart: Withlovefromharlan shifts focus close to home to help victims of Blackjewell failure
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune Columnist For the people of Harlan County, in the southeastern region of Kentucky, tough economic challenges…
NKY Tri-ED announces Kimberly Rossetti as Vice President, Economic Development
The Northern Kentucky Tri-County Economic Development Corporation (Tri-ED) has named Kimberly Rossetti Vice President, Economic Development, effective August 19. “As…
Rich and Lisa Boehne, Bill and Sue Butler each make $1million gifts to NKU’s LIFT Scholars program
Northern Kentucky University announces a new LIFT Scholars Program, created from $2 million in gifts to support the university’s Further,…
KCPL: Covington branch offers lunch, free program for students; students volunteer at Erlanger
Covington has delayed the start of school, so the Covington Branch of the Kenton County Library will be offering Lunch…
2019 Prep Football Previews: Calloway brothers will play important roles for Holmes once again
The NKyTribune is featuring each of the 21 high school football teams in Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties leading up…
Kentucky Veterans Cemetery North in Williamstown earns top score in nation after two-day inspection
After a meticulous two-day inspection by the National Cemetery Administration (NCA), Kentucky Veterans Cemetery North (KVCN) scored 96 – the…
NKU celebrates beginning of new academic year with Fall Convocation for students, faculty today at 1 p.m.
Northern Kentucky University celebrates the beginning of a new academic year with the Fall Convocation for faculty and staff on…
BBB Trends: Bugged by robocalls? If you can’t block them, then report them; there’s something you can do
By Sandra Guile Better Business Bureau You’ve tried ignoring, blocking, teasing and hanging up on these annoying robocalls. Nothing seems…
Ludlow to celebrate its rail history with Railroad Heritage Fest at City Building Plaza on Saturday
Ludlow grew with the railroad era, and the city is celebrating that history with a Railroad Heritage Fest at the…
Former WKU receiver, Steelers coach and Bengals player, Louisville native Darryl Drake dies at age 62
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receivers coach Darryl Drake, a former Western Kentucky University football player and coach, passed away Sunday morning…
Campbell County Fiscal Court offering a fall Citizen’s Academy program; applications due Aug. 23
Campbell County Fiscal Court announced that it will again offer a fall citizens’ academy program designed to improve civic education…