Lawmakers question reasons for cancellation of health study on affects of surface coal mining
Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Democratic lawmakers are probing the reasons why a National Academy of Sciences study on the…
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Amye Bensenhaver: Public right to know; consumer lenders don’t deserve secrecy on disclosures
HB 285, sponsored by Michael Meredith, (R-Oakland), is a 30-page bill that is intended to “modernize” regulation and oversight of…
Gateway hosts more than 260 students at annual Super Someday campus tour, recruitment event
Gateway Community & Technical College hosted a day-long campus tour for more than 260 high school sophomores, juniors and seniors…
Fort Mitchell wins friendly wager with Pikeville (thanks Tigers!); losing delegation visiting March 1
City of Fort Mitchell Mayor Jude Hehman and Pikeville Mayor Jimmy Carter made a friendly wager on the Kentucky Class…
Kentucky by Heart: From ‘splittin’ jeans’ to splitting genes, Pendleton County native earned Nobel Prize
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Rural Kentucky had a big part to play in the awarding of the 1993 Nobel…
Campbell County Public Library offers activities for adults, children at all branches in March
The Campbell County Public Library operates four branches. The Cold Spring Branch is located at 3920 Alexandria Pike in Cold…
B-Line adds Neeley Family Distillery and Coppin’s at Hotel Covington as NKY bourbon experience stops
The B-Line has added two new Kentucky Bourbon Trail Craft Tour Distillers — Neeley Family Distillery and Coppin’s at Hotel…
Kentucky Lottery offers new $1 Quick Bucks, first new nightly draw game in seven years
The Kentucky Lottery has launched the first new in-state nightly draw game in seven years. Kentucky’s Quick Bucks is now…
Tennessee looming, but Wildcats not looking past Tuesday matchup with struggling Razorbacks
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky owns a six-game winning streak over Arkansas but that won’t matter when the Wildcats…
25-year-old Florence woman charged with felony theft for faking cancer to get money from co-workers
A 25-year-old Kentucky woman was arrested on Feb. 14 on felony theft charges after she faked having cancer for money,…
University of Evansville congratulates 2003 graduate Rami Malek on Oscar win in Campus-wide video
Rami Malek graduated from the University of Evansville’s Theatre department in 2003 and the entire campus community has joined together…
Sen. John Schickel: Shaping Commonwealth’s future; look at some of Senate bills considered last week
Squeaky floors. No vote-counting tote boards. And nearly two-century-old decor. That’s what greeted Senators when they convened for the…
Gov. Bevin on US-Mexico-Canada Agreement: Trade modernization benefits Kentucky and North America
Throughout the very complex trade negotiations to replace NAFTA via a trade deal known as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement on…
AG’s office secures more than $5M for KY from Medicaid fraud settlement with dialysis provider
The Kentucky Office of the Attorney General is returning more than $5 million to the Kentucky Medicaid program from a…
Vent Haven Museum presents ‘Double Talk 2019’ ventriloquists show at Notre Dame Academy
Vent Haven Museum has announced a family friendly public show featuring professional ventriloquists. Double Talk 2019, will take place at…
15th annual Early Childhood Festival at Boone County Public Library offers helpful info, family fun
The 15th annual Boone County Early Childhood Festival takes place Saturday, March 2 from 10 a.m. to noon at Boone…
KYTC District 6 provides a road report update of construction projects in Northern Kentucky
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 would like the public to be aware of the following conditions and/or operations that…
Rural Blog: How a journalist’s murder by Saudis may have doomed new manufacturing plant in Eastern KY
The Rural Blog The October 2018 murder of Washington Post columnist and Saudi national Jamal Khashoggi may have dashed hopes for a high-tech…
BBB Trends: National Consumer Protection Week coming up, designed to help you know your rights
By Sandra Guile Better Business Bureau Are you looking to protect yourself from fraud or identity theft? Maybe you heard…
Water levels near record at Lake Cumberland due to heavy rains; water released from Wolf Creek Dam
The water level at Lake Cumberland is at a near record high due to recent heavy rains, so the U.S….
Our Rich History: 150 years ago, politics and racism polarized Americans; the role of Sen. John Sherman
First of two parts By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune Today, as we look back upon the Civil War…
Prep Sports Notebook: Basketball players will receive $1,000 scholarships from officials association
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Zoie Barth of Highlands and Tommy Ratterman of Bellevue are the first high school…