Knoll named Florence Fire/EMS chief; things about to get ‘hairy’ at the City’s police department
Florence Mayor Diane Whalen has announced the appointment of Assistant Chief, Scott Knoll as the new Fire/EMS Chief, replacing Chief…
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Still time to apply for the Kentucky Small Business tax credit but deadline is November 1
Time is limited, but Kentucky small businesses can still claim a tax credit of up to $25,000 on their 2018…
Making choices about your healthcare as you make choices for 2019 — here are a few tips
By Mary Kuhlman Public News Service Candidates in the upcoming election aren’t the only choices Kentuckians need to make this…
New data reveals Kentucky is making progress in fighting after-school hunger for children
Kentucky is making progress in ensuring kids don’t go to bed on an empty stomach. According to new data from…
NonProfit Briefs: Kenton Co. Rotary hosting forums, Boone schools get Duke grant, SIDS fundraiser
Forum for Elsmere and Erlanger Mayor candidates The Rotary Club of Kenton County will host a candidate forum featuring Elsmere…
No. 5 Thomas More knocks off Transy on Friday night, extends home winning streak to 21
By Don Owen NKyTribune reporter Because college athletes are human, a next-game letdown is almost inevitable after knocking off the…
Stoops, Cats set to kick off second half of season against hungry Vandy
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Mark Stoops hasn’t forgotten how Kentucky opened the second half of the season last year….
St. Henry wins five-set match against Notre Dame to claim second straight 9th Region volleyball title
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter When the St. Henry volleyball team struggled to win the first set in its…
Candidates: Terri King Schoborg seeks to be Kenton County family court judge
I am seeking the position of Kenton County family court judge because both my passion and my expertise are in…
Secretary of State says registered voters total 3.4 million: 1.68m Democrats, 1.41m Republicans
More than 3.4 million Kentuckians are registered to vote ahead of the General Election on Nov. 6, Secretary of State…
Renovations begin for new loft-style apartments in former industrial building in Bellevue
The Catalytic Fund, in partnership with project investors First Financial Bank and Vision Realty, the City of Bellevue, and developers…
Three of the candidates for Newport City Commission participate in forum Thursday; watch the video
NKyTribune staff Three of the candidates for a seat on the Newport City Commission participated in a forum at Headquarters…
Rare two-headed copperhead snake finds home at KF&W’s Salato Wildlife Education Center
A two-headed copperhead snake born in the wild less than one month ago is now in the care of the…
Chef John Foster: Apples, apples, apples — so many ways to use and enjoy this great fruit
Last week I wrote about the strange and wonderful tidbits you can find in the corners and crevices of the…
Highlands, Simon Kenton win regional finals in girls soccer to earn berths in state tournament
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Highlands won its first regional championship in girls soccer since 2010 with a 1-0…
Business briefs: CVG bond rating upgraded, Erigo’s Vance to NAPEO board; CTI’s Earley promoted
CVG bond rating upgraded Moody’s Investors Service has upgraded the outlook of the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport’s (CVG) $44 million…
St. Elizabeth Physicians breaks ground on medical office building at Northern Kentucky University
St. Elizabeth, in partnership with Northern Kentucky University, OrthoCincy, the city of Highland Heights, Campbell County, and Fairmount Properties, broke…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: The Mallard, Kentucky’s most-taken species during waterfowl season
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of articles about the ducks most often taken by hunters in…
Patricia Wingo: Florence’s Main Street began 200 years ago — and is now on verge of new beginning
Florence’s Main Street is our city’s most significant remaining identifying feature of our past. It guides us to look to…
City of Union to serve as dropoff point for National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day Oct. 27
The City of Union City Building, 1843 Mt. Zion Road, will serve as a drop-off point for the National Prescription…
NKY Funders group names semi-finalists in quest for $50,000 in funds to be awarded November 20
NKY Funders’ Grants, a new ongoing program that convenes foundations and funders around mini-grant competitions for nonprofits that serve Northern…
Fort Thomas Independent Schools compares itself internationally; group of students take OECD test
By Zak Ober Living Media/Fort Thomas Schools As the recent Kentucky Department of Education findings show, students in the Fort…