Highlands football team restores reputation with dominating performance in 40-3 win over Ryle
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter After a disappointing loss at home last week, the Highlands football team came into…
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Lawmakers already preparing legislation for 2019 General Assembly; take a look at what’s in the hopper
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The 2019 General Assembly doesn’t convene until January, but lawmakers have already prepared more than…
Farm Safety and Health Week coming: Ag Com. Quarles urges farmers, motorists to take extra care
Farmers put their health, and even their lives, on the line to provide the food and fiber we all depend…
Nucor Corp. plans $650m, 70-job expansion at its Gallatin County plant, to increase capacity
Gov. Matt Bevin announced that Nucor Corp. plans a $650 million, 70-job expansion at its mill near Ghent, Nucor Steel…
NKY retired teacher, Betty Hill, receives national award for volunteerism with youth
Betty Hill, a retired Johnson Elementary teacher from the Fort Thomas Independent Schools, has won the With Our Youth! Award,…
Notre Dame Academy to present honorary diploma to scholarship recipient 75 years later
Although Margaret Ann Koeninger was offered a four-year scholarship to Notre Dame Academy in 1943, she was unable to take…
Greater Cincinnati Energy Alliance kicks off Solarize campaign to help NKY take advantage of tax credit
The Greater Cincinnati Energy Alliance (GCEA) is kicking off its first-ever Solarize campaign in Northern Kentucky this fall to allow…
Business Briefs: Miller gets NAHB Exec Officer award; Graphic Village buys Covington-based CTS
NKyTribune staff Brian Miller, Executive Vice President of the Building Industry Association Northern Kentucky, recently received the Gary Komarow Executive…
Goatnapping in Covington? Victim’s description: thin, wooden, kinda 2D, city officials distraught
This is an unsettling story of a kid – a missing kid who might well be a kidnapped kid. …
Dennis Keene: Not a step forward to remove master’s degree requirement for Kentucky’s teachers
When the Bevin administration removed the master’s degree (Rank II) requirement for Kentucky’s teachers within the first ten years of…
No. 23 Thomas More volleyball sweeps past No. 18 Ohio Northern on Friday night to remain unbeaten
NKyTribune staff Julia Popova and Emily Mohs combined for 26 kills as No. 23 Thomas More College swept past No….
‘Great challenge’ awaits Stoops, Wildcats in Southeastern Conference opener at Florida
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky’s decades-long losing streak to Florida nearly ended last season. It took a last-second touchdown…
Letter to Editor: Thanks, Sec. Elaine Chao and U.S. DOT, for federal funding on critical infrastructure
Re: Secretary Elaine Chao and U.S. DOT On August 24, U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Elaine Chao, visited Boone County to…
Governor declares September ‘Bourbon Heritage Month’ in Commonwealth, honors signature industry
On the heels of the new Kentucky Bourbon Trail Welcome Center opening in Louisville, Gov. Matt Bevin praised Kentucky’s signature…
NKU to host panel discussion, community forum on ‘Democracy and the Informed Citizen’ on Sept. 13
Northern Kentucky University will host a panel discussion on journalism and media in politics as part of a Kentucky Humanities’…
Representing yourself in small claims cases, now in Kenton, Fayette and Hardin counties you can eFile
Citizens representing themselves in small claims cases in Kenton, Fayette, and Hardin counties may now skip trips to the courthouse…
NKY Chamber names Jim Parsons Board Chair; announces incoming board members, leadership
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has announced the business leaders joining its Board of Directors and serving in leadership…
Five area foundations create NKY Funders’ Grants for a mini-grant competition for nonprofits
The Butler Foundation, the Charles H. Dater Foundation, the R.C. Durr Foundation, Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky, and the…
Public health officials launch information campaign to increase disaster preparedness efforts
The Kentucky Department for Public Health, within the Cabinet for Health and Family Services, is launching the First 72 On…
Letter to the Editor: Workers’ Comp Reforms are good for private and public employers
Private and public-sector employers do not always agree, but when we do come together progress is almost always made for…
Chef Foster: On college trip with son, we discovered while food can be great — service really matters
It isn’t often that I get a chance to sit and observe from the other side of the kitchen door….
Art Lander’s Outdoors: 19th Central Ky. reel makers sparked popularity of bass sport angling in America
The many beautiful, free-flowing streams of Central Kentucky spawned more than bountiful populations of black bass. They encouraged generations of…