KHIP: Large number of Kentuckians don’t use a regular doctor or clinic; one in five delay or skip care
A larger number of Kentucky adults indicate that they don’t use a regular doctor, health clinic or other appropriate sources…
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NKY Chamber sets annual legislative ‘Day in Frankfort’ for March 5; sign up in advance
On Tuesday, March 5, the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) will host “Day in Frankfort,” an annual event…
Al Cross: AG’s race shapes up as most interesting; Republican side rests on McConnell’s involvement
The filing deadline has passed, so let’s make up the scorecard for this year’s statewide elections, starting with the party…
KDE seeks feedback on standards for career studies and financial literacy; link here to provide feedback
The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) is seeking feedback on the draft Kentucky Academic Standards for Career Studies (K-12) and…
Covington-based Be Concerned acquires the Erlanger social service agency, United Ministries
Be Concerned, a Covington-based food assistance agency, announced today it has acquired United Ministries. United Ministries has provided food help…
News Briefs: Monks hosts WVXU’s Cincinnati Edition, Hayes gets appointment, McDaniel visits Cove
Monks hosts WVXU’s Cinicinnati Edition Beginning Monday, Michael Monks will be the new host of WVXU’s daily talk show Cincinnati…
Turfway Park selections for Friday
Turfway Park provides expert picks to the Northern Kentucky Tribune during the live racing meets. Tonight’s picks supplied by Bret…
Campbell County junior returning to state bowling tournament for another shot at girls singles title
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Campbell County bowler Kaylee Hitt will get another shot at the girls state singles…
NKU women extend winning streak to three with 60-57 victory over IUPUI on Thursday night
NKyTribune staff Big upsets in college basketball are typically pulled off by motivated underdogs playing at home. That’s what Northern…
Keven Moore: Workplace ‘going to the dogs’ can boost productivity — as well as risks
Over the centuries, dogs have been used as guards, hunters, herders, eyes for the blind, drug and explosive detectors, rodent…
Fans don’t let fans drive drunk, pass keys to sober driver before Super Bowl game begins, says KOHS
Football fans across the country are gearing up to celebrate America’s most-watched sporting event, Super Bowl LIII, on Sunday, Feb….
Covington to replace most of city’s concrete public trash receptacles with metal cans this spring
Covington has agreed to accept a Wisconsin company’s bid to replace public trash receptacles on street corners. That may not…
Turfway Park closed tonight for live racing due to extreme cold; track open for simulcasting until 6 p.m.
Turfway Park has canceled live racing for tonight due to the extreme cold weather. The track remains open for simulcasting…
Boone County Public Library February calendar of events for adults includes, tax help, concerts, more
The Boone County Public Library offers events at its branches and throughout the county during the month of February. A…
Bill Straub: Thomas ‘Wonderboy’ Massie, darling of far-right fringe, wants to undermine the government
By Bill Straub WASHINGTON – It’s fair to say that Rep. Thomas “Wonder Boy’’ Massie has one of the, well,…
Kentucky Department of Education Summer Food Service Program seeks sponsors statewide
Kentucky Teacher staff Sponsors are being sought for the 2019 Summer Food Service Program (SFSP). While sponsors are being accepted…
American Lung Association report finds Kentucky must do more to prevent, reduce tobacco use
Tobacco use remains the nation’s leading cause of preventable death and disease, taking an estimated 480,000 lives every year. This…
Kenton County Parks and Recreation shelter house reservations for 2019 to be accepted starting Feb. 4
Kenton County Parks and Recreation will begin accepting reservations for the upcoming season beginning Monday, February 4 at 7:30 a.m….
Keene’s bill to put opioid settlement dollars in permanent fund is legislative priority for AG Beshear
Attorney General Andy Beshear and several Democratic lawmakers are supporting legislative reforms to ensure Kentucky can halt its opioid epidemic,…
Kentucky housing market experiences second-highest year ever; most local areas saw growth
For the fourth year in a row, Kentucky’s real estate market set new sales records in most of the local…
NKU begins rugged Horizon League road trip Friday night with 7 p.m. game at IUPUI
By Don Owen NKyTribune reporter A rugged Horizon League road trip awaits Northern Kentucky University this weekend, beginning with a…
Outgoing Renaissance Covington leader celebrates past year; new executive director in place by March
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune For Katie Meyer, it was something akin to a victory lap. Meyer, who in December announced…