Peter Y. Sussman: Journalism in the crosshairs — first, they came for journalists. Who speaks out?
Authoritarianism does not knock politely on the door of a democracy — it barges right in, breaking doors or windows…
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Kentucky investment to lure Top Chef is paying off — in terms of major exposure for food, culture, tourism
Kentucky’s partnership with the creators of “Top Chef” seems to be paying off, at least in terms of major exposure…
KCTCS widens cost gap with state’s public universities, making education more affordable
The gap between the cost to attend one of the 16 colleges of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System…
Council of State Governments ends national meeting, held in Covington; elected new leadership
Staff report With Kentucky State Sen. Robert Stivers as its outgoing chair, the Council of State Governments held its National…
The River: An enjoyable time aboard the BELLE of CINCINNATI 2018 River Hop comes to an end
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
McDonald sets NKU career rebounding record, but Eastern Kentucky pulls out last-second 76-74 win
By Don Owen NKyTribune reporter RICHMOND, Ky. — Drew McDonald is the new chairman of the boards at Northern Kentucky…
Grand jury to consider murder charge against Burlington man in the death of Arizona woman
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor A grand jury will decide if a Burlington man will stand trial for murder…
NKU Center for Economic Education partners with Cleveland FED to expand Danny Dollar Academy
Northern Kentucky University’s Center for Economic Education (CEE) and the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland partner to bring the spirit…
Dying trees become useful, beautiful objects for University of Kentucky students, faculty and staff
By Carol Lea Spence University of Kentucky Urban life can take its toll on a tree. Pollution, trenching to lay…
Ryle remains undefeated with win over Conner in showdown between top girls basketball teams
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Ryle showed the confidence and composure you would expect from a veteran lineup and…
Duke Energy deploying more than 1000 from Ohio, KY and Indiana for restoration efforts in Carolinas
Duke Energy is deploying over 1,000 employees and contract workers from Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana to help with prospective restoration…
Rotary Club of Florence, Steinford Toy Foundation ‘wrapping up’ annual holiday season toy drive
The Rotary Club of Florence and Steinford Toy Foundation will be “Wrapping Up” a successful toy drive for the 2018…
Transitions Inc. will celebrate grand opening of 180-bed Residential Treatment Center December 17
Transitions, Inc. will celebrate the Grand Opening of a 180-bed Residential Treatment Center (RTC) on Monday, December 17, with an…
Kentucky eye physicians offer tips on choosing the right gifts for your little ones — and toys to avoid
With the holiday shopping season now in full swing, the Kentucky Academy of Eye Physicians and Surgeons joins the American…
Sen. Damon Thayer receives inaugural KTIA Tourism Award for Legislative Leadership
The Kentucky Travel Industry Association (KTIA) has awarded Kentucky Senate Majority Floor Leader Damon Thayer, R-Georgetown, the inaugural Kentucky Tourism…
J.D.’s Food Mart on Burlington Pike is now a U-Haul Company of Kentucky neighborhood dealer
U-Haul Company of Kentucky has announced that J.D.’s Food Mart has signed on as a U-Haul neighborhood dealer to serve…
Turfway Park selections for Saturday
Turfway Park’s Mike Battaglia provides daily selections and comments for the Tribune during the live racing meets. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8…
Thomas More women improve to 10-0 with 104-65 win; Illinois State defeats NKU, 58-53
NKyTribune staff Make it a perfect 10 — like in a 10-0 start — for the Thomas More University women’s…
Join PENAmerica, NKyTribune in ‘Voices for a Free Press’ event at World Peace Bell Sunday 4-6 p.m.
The NKyTribune is teaming up with PEN America on an international event celebrating the free press and free expression. A…
Katie Meyer steps down as executive director of Renaissance Covington to pursue other interests
Katie Meyer, Executive Director of Renaissance Covington, announced today that after nine years of service to the organization she is…
Looking to bounce back, NKU (8-2) visits Eastern Kentucky (5-4) on Saturday night
By Don Owen NKyTribune reporter Less than 24 hours after his team suffered a 78-65 loss to the University of…
Wayne Lewis: KDE increasing opportunities for student success in college, career and life
One of my top priorities here at the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) is to increase the number and percentage…