Lee Crume becomes new president and CEO of NKY Tri-ED, coming from Columbus’ JobsOhio
After an extensive national search, Lee Crume has been selected as the new President and CEO of the Northern Kentucky…
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David Dooley’s fate is in the hands of the jury; charged with killing Michelle Mockbee in 2012
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor David Dooley’s fate is now in the hands of a Boone County jury. Following…
Kentucky House passes tobacco-free schools bill, 85-11, and it now goes to Senate for approval
A number of business and health organizations applauded the House Tuesday for passing a bill to make Kentucky K-12 school…
NKU’s Kaufman candidate for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s 2019 Man of the Year
Northern Kentucky University’s Jim Kaufman has been named as one of the candidates for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s (LLS)…
NKY’s Wiseway Supply acquires Kentucky Lighting & Supply in Lexington, extends reach with 10 branches
Northern Kentucky’s Wiseway Supply has acquired Kentucky Lighting & Supply, located in Lexington, broadening its reach into Central Kentucky. Wiseway…
CNC Machines chooses Boone County veteran Terry Flannery for $1000 machinist scholarship
CNC Machines has chosen U.S. Army Staff Sargent (Ret)Terry Flannery of Union, as the recipient of its Veteran to Machinist…
Verst company reaching out to help Eilers family; Erlanger home was ravaged by explosions, fire
The Eilers family of Erlanger escaped with serious injuries after explosions and a fire ravaged their Locust Street home on…
People of NKY: This tall guy and artist is obsessed with making great sourdough bread (and sharing it)
By Ginger Dawson Special to NKyTribune As I have gone on in life, I never cease to be amazed at…
John Henson: Ewell Balltrip, longtime community journalist, editor, was dedicated to Eastern Kentucky
In its history stretching back well over 100 years, the Harlan Daily Enterprise had been the home of many outstanding…
Former professional wrestler’s biggest challenge was out of the ring, helping his daughter with hearing loss
Ed Augur wrestled professionally for 10 years with the Northern Wrestling Federation. But his biggest challenge was out of the…
Covington City Commission approves RFQ to develop a master plan for parks system
By David Holthaus NKyTribune reporter The City of Covington took a first step toward creating a master plan for its…
March Madness arrives at NKU! Norse capture Horizon League championship, earn NCAA berth
NKyTribune staff DETROIT — As is usually the case this time in March, sadness and madness were on full display…
Tacitus, Haikal enter National Thoroughbred Racing Association 3-year-olds poll; Game Winner still first
The changing landscape in the sophomore ranks continues to be reflected in the National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA) Top 3-Year-Old…
Defense witness in Dooley retrial disputes claim Michelle Mockbee was killed with a tape gun
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor A defense expert Monday disputed the manner by which the prosecution claims a Ft….
Covington’s ‘Living Mural’ is among the first in the country — world class art with vertical greenspace
Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky have many murals and several living walls, but Covington now has the Midwest’s first outdoor Living…
February reports on general fund and road fund receipts — revenue has grown in fiscal year 3.2 percent
State Budget Director John Chilton has reported that General Fund receipts climbed 8.4 percent in February with revenues of $859.4…
Florence Freedom High School Showcase pits NKY’s finest against Ohio teams to benefit schools
Coming in April, UC Health Stadium will proudly host the inaugural Florence Freedom High School Showcase, presented by Wendy’s and…
Grant funding available to prevent child abuse through Child Victims’ Trust Fund; apply now
Kentucky nonprofits and public agencies working to prevent child sexual abuse can now apply for funding through the Child Victims’…
Kentucky sets stage for legalization of medical marijuana for certain medical conditions
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Kentucky lawmakers have taken the first steps toward legalizing medical marijuana. House Bill 136…
Kentucky by Heart: Brothers appearance in Sweet Sixteen would have made their grandfather proud
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Uncle Donnie would have been “bustin’ his buttons” proud this past week watching his two…
Covington Business Council rolls out new plan for enhanced services to downtown — COV NOW
The Covington Business Council plans to roll out a new initiative designed to bring enhanced services and programs to downtown…
Holmes High School’s Ja’Maja Spencer is Boys and Girls Club Youth of Year, get $20k scholarship
Ja’Maja Spencer, a Holmes High School junior, who was honored with the Youth of the Year Award for the Marge-Schott…