Looked ‘ugly’ early, but ‘Cats roll up their sleeves to win against Vandy 56-47 at Rupp
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today It’s a trend Calipari would like to see come to an end sooner rather than…
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Houdini, the I-65 goat, has new home at Broadbent Wildlife Sanctuary; he will get rehab for broken leg
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. (KT) – Houdini, perhaps the most famous goat in Kentucky history, has a…
KSO presents ‘Stop the World — I Want to Get Off,’ a musical adventure to whisk audiences across globe
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s 2018-19 Passport to musical adventure continues to whisk audiences across the globe. On January 26 and…
This week in the state Capitol: Leadership sworn in, some bills advance, recess until February 5
The excitement of the opening day of a Kentucky General Assembly session was evident amid the packed crowds, broad smiles,…
The River: As gambling boats go into free-fall in Iowa, Diamond Lady paddles toward uncertainty in Miss.
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
PSC schedules combined public meeting in NKY to hear comments on Duke, Water District rate increases
The Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) will hold a public meeting to provide information and receive public comments on two…
NKU’s Six@Six: All about Moby Dick with Dr. Bob Wallace who has inspired generations of students
Few scholars know Moby-Dick as well as NKU’s Bob Wallace, who is active internationally in the Melville Society and who,…
Poll shows tax increase (and not resolutions) influences smoking behavior in Kentucky
While many Kentuckians may have resolved to quit smoking in 2019, data released today show that legislation passed last summer…
City of Covington provides a review of 2018; focus on improved services, transformation of City Hall
More consistent code enforcement. More active communications. More strategic use of business incentive programs to make sure residents also benefit….
Amye Bensenhaver: Some things shouldn’t change; ‘selective disclosure’ does not apply to open records
A bedrock principle of the open records law has recently come under fire. BR 821, pre-filed by Danny Carroll (R-Paducah),…
Don Owen: A win over Wright State is always sweet, but NKU gained much more on Friday night
Be honest if you’re a fan of Northern Kentucky University basketball, especially if you remember the games in cozy Regents…
Turfway Cancels Saturday’s live racing card, Girls night out activities; open for simulcast
Due to the continuing winter storm, Turfway Park has canceled its live racing card for Saturday, Jan. 12. The facility…
CovCath makes statement with 53-47 win over Cooper in showdown between area’s top teams
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter With two state championship banners hanging from the gym rafters, the Covington Catholic boys…
Sen. Wil Schroder to co-chair Public Pensions Working Group; McDaniel, St. Onge, Wheatley serve
The Kentucky General Assembly has formed a Public Pensions Working Group to review and analyze the state’s public pension systems….
KY Cabinet for Economic Development names Slattery executive director of Workforce Development
The Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development has named Kristina Slattery executive director of Workforce Development, Community Development and Research. Slattery…
Don’t miss the Sandhill Cranes at Barren River Lake State Resort; join Nature Watch Weekend Jan. 23-27
Each year, thousands of Sandhill Cranes make Barren River Lake a stop on their journey back home. Join Barren River…
Four bills advance through Senate, one by Sen. Schickel takes power of school councils to hire supt.
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Lawmakers wrapped up the Organizational Session of the 2019 General Assembly…
Mark Glasper: Stop pharmacy benefits managers from fleecing Kentuckians – eliminate middlemen
Thanks to new federal and state laws, including Rep. Michael Meredith’s House Bill 463 from 2018, your pharmacist can finally…
What may look like mid-air rescues is just Covington crew of arborists in re-training exercise
Heights, falling branches, and the inherent unpredictability of chain saws are a few of the dangers confronted by workers in…
NKU holding Winterfest to welcome students back to campus and to gear up for spring semester
Northern Kentucky University holds Winterfest to welcome students back to campus and to help them gear up for the spring…
The Art of Food at the Carnegie: Celebrate the lucky 13th year of event, a mix of local food and great art
Get your fill of good luck — and delicious cuisine — by celebrating the lucky 13th year of THE ART…
Florence LiveWell’s citizen scientists monitor air quality in public places, urge no-smoking policies
An indoor air quality study released by a group of “citizen scientists” from the Florence LiveWell Coalition shows that workers…