BBB Trends: Pause — read the fine print for online auctions sites and read it fully before buying
By Sandra Guile Better Business Bureau Going to a live auction to find a unique piece of furniture, jewelry…
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Clyde Middleton, 91, former state Senator and Kenton Judge-Executive, dies after long illness
Staff report Clyde W. Middleton, 91, long-time Northern Kentucky political leader and public servant, died July 12 at Rosedale Green…
GOOGLE brings free daylong workshop on economic opportunity to Kenton County Erlanger library
Google is bringing Grow with Google, the tech company’s initiative to help create economic opportunity, to Kentucky the week of…
Overtime battle between Busch brothers decides Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Quaker State 400
The next time Kentucky Speedway celebrates a milestone anniversary, the finish of the 2019 Quaker State 400 presented by Walmart…
Healthy Headlines: Things you need to know about chest pains, calling 911 — every moment counts
St. Elizabeth Healthcare It’s the moment of truth: your chest hurts and you’re having a hard time catching your breath….
Northbound Amsterdam Road closing Monday; site work soon to be underway for subdivision
Northbound Amsterdam Road running from Park Hills into Covington will close Monday morning to through traffic to make way for…
Freedom best Grizzlies again, secure series win as Sebald flirts with no-hitter
The Florence Freedom, presented by Titan Mechanical Solutions, blanked the Gateway Grizzlies, 5-0, on Saturday night at GCS Credit Union Ballpark. The…
Sid Miller: Presidential Candidate Perot was also an agriculturist who never forgot his deep Texas roots
As Texas and the nation mourns the loss of H. Ross Perot, many might remember him as a tech business…
You are never too old and Kentucky’s Harlan Sanders tops the Senior List, which just goes to prove it
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today There are lots of stories about young people who become instant millionaires, but there are…
Kentucky makes great gains in providing summer meals to children, according to report
While participation in the Summer Food Service Program is on the decline nationally, Kentucky’s participation increased in 2018 for the…
The River: Father Time is invisible passenger on big adventures of the Clyde; it’s time to say goodbye
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Sale of the Florence Freedom baseball team is pending; new owners plan to keep team in NKY
NKyTribune staff A sale of the Florence Freedom independent professional baseball team is pending but a statement from the prospective…
Bam Powell Brings the “Cincinnati Sound” to Behringer-Crawford Museum’s Music@BCM
Singer-drummer Rick “Bam” Powell has been swinging sticks, singing songs and writing music for nearly a half-century. His preferred style…
NKU notebook: Norse nemesis Cleveland State fires Felton; Horizon League tweaks tourney format
By Don Owen NKyTribune reporter Cleveland State fired men’s basketball head coach Dennis Felton and his entire staff on Friday,…
Covington IRS site concepts: mix of uses, three scenarios for 23 acres continue the public discussion
An event Thursday evening at Covington City Hall gave the public a first look at three conceptual drawings of what…
Freedom fend off Grizzlies in Sauget, Ramirez, Jr. crushes fourth homer in three-run win
Fresh and rested on the heels of the All-Star Break, the Florence Freedom, presented by Titan Mechanical Solutions, picked up…
The Center for Great Neighborhoods wants community feedback, take the Place Matters Survey
Does Covington have enough affordable housing? How safe do you feel in your neighborhood? What types of businesses do you…
Custer handles changes in track conditions, scores Xfinity Series-leading fifth victory in Alsco 300
Mike Shiplett knew the characteristics of Kentucky Speedway’s racing surface were going to change Friday as the sun set, the…
State Budget Director provides details on revenues for fiscal year ending June 30; surplus is $194.5m
The Office of State Budget Director reported that annual Kentucky’s General Fund receipts rose for the ninth consecutive year while…
Twelve Stones Christian Academy in Erlanger now operated by Answers in Genesis
With the success of its Ark Encounter and Creation Museum, Answers in Genesis (AiG) has taken over Twelve Stones Christian…
NKY Chamber of Commerce’s weekly newscast with Jeremy Schrand and Kathrine Nero
The NKY Chamber’s weekly newscast with Jeremy Schrand and Kathrine Nero, highlighting BLINK, the KSO, and the Gatton College of…
Highland Cemetery, Part 2: It’s history and some people buried there as it celebrates 150 years
By Stephen M. Edwards Written in July 1986 The development of a cemetery for some of Kentucky’s historical figures, as…