Marshall Allen: I am a journalist and a Christian; both the ministry and muckraking serve a higher cause
This story was co-published with The New York Times and ProPublica. More than a dozen years ago I was a…
Read More
Net U.S. farm income expected to drop again for the sixth straight year — this time, by 13 percent
Net U.S. farm income is expected to drop 13 percent this year, marking the sixth straight year of decline. U.S….
Legal Aid of the Bluegrass raffling off three bottles of Pappy Van Winkle to support Pro Bono Program
Legal Aid of the Bluegrass has three bottles of Pappy Van Winkle up for grabs in the 2018 Pappy for…
Bellevue’s annual Art in the Park is Saturday, with artists, crafstpeople from throughout the region
NKyTribune staff Bellevue will be at its best on Saturday, September 8, for the 18th annual Art in the Park…
Three members of the Florence Freedom recognized with postseason awards; Brown is exec of the year
Three members of the Florence Freedom staff and team were recognized by the Frontier League for their outstanding performance during…
Healthy Aging Month: Time to think about eye exams and maintaining healthy eyes and vision
According to a national survey released by the American Academy of Ophthalmology, nearly two out of three American adults report…
New Bru Burger Bar coming to Fort Mitchell, holding job fair this week for immediate employment
Cunningham Restaurant Group will open its ninth Bru Burger Bar at 279 Buttermilk Pike, Fort Mitchell on October 1. The…
Art Schmidt, NKY legendary citizen and legislator, has died at age 91; services Friday in Cold Spring
Arthur (Art) L. Schmidt, a Northern Kentucky legend for his service to the legislature and the community, died Sunday. He…
Sullivan University’s Northern Kentucky Center for Learning has closed; majority studying online
Sullivan University’s Center for Learning- Northern Kentucky closed its doors over the weekend. A spokesperson for the university said the…
New school year may mean tough choices for districts learning to operate with fewer dollars
By Mary Kuhlman Public News Service The school day might look a little different for Kentucky kids this year, as…
Kentucky by Heart: More popular book selections; Kentucky Playwrights and Screenwriters Conference
Editor’s Note: This is the second in a two-part series on what books are popular among Kentuckians. By Steve Flairty…
Kentucky Center for Performing Arts shows have resumed after fire; inspections shows structural system is sound
Finance and Administration Cabinet Secretary William M. Landrum III has delivered good news to the Kentucky Center for the Performing…
State Legislative Ethics Commission recommends update of laws to General Assembly
Kentucky’s Legislative Ethics Commission has unanimously approved several recommendations for the General Assembly to update the state’s legislative ethics law. …
GO! Pantry names two students to its Junior Board, to engage high school students in board of directors
GO Pantry has announced the creation of a Junior Board as a way to engage and involve local high school…
Mother and daughter will be among award-winners at N.Ky. Athletic Directors Hall of Fame banquet
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter A mother and daughter will be recognized for their achievements in high school sports…
Kentucky Health News: CDC study shows state has high rate of addicted mothers — and it’s rising
By Melissa Patrick and Al Cross Kentucky Health News Kentucky has had a very high rate of opioid-use disorder among…
Constance Alexander: The last holiday of summer also a time to honor legacy of our labor unions
The pressman always talked too loud; in fact, he shouted. When I asked my father why, Daddy explained that the…
Stoops looks ahead as Cats seek an end to 31-year losing skid to Gators
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky hasn’t beaten Florida in more than three decades. It’s a losing streak that has…
Annual Kenton County Senior Citizens Picnic takes place on Sept. 20, tickets on sale now
The Kenton County Fiscal Court is hosting its annual Senior Citizen’s Fall Harvest for Kenton County residents on Thursday, September…
Quarles: GleanKY, other organizations, working to eliminate hunger, food waste in the Commonwealth
In the book of Matthew, Jesus tells his listeners a parable, foreshadowing Judgment Day. In the middle of that story,…
OneSource Center for Nonprofit Excellence launched to support Greater Cincinnati nonprofits
Greater Cincinnati nonprofits will now have access to a wide range of support, in part due to the launch of…
Our Rich History: Benjamin Van Cleve, child of the Revolution, Kentucky Settler, Father of Dayton, Ohio
By Steve Preston Special to NKyTribune It is very exciting in historical research to find figures who touch the early…