Chef John Foster: We love our pasta — in all forms, but we should try risotto for its versatility and taste
We love our pasta, in just about any conceivable way possible to serve it. It doesn’t even matter that for…
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Art Lander’s Outdoors: With elk restoration in Kentucky completed, harvest management begins
This is the second article in an occasional series on elk in Kentucky. From 1997 through 2002, Kentucky Department of…
Summer Reading offers KY families a chance to win $1,000 through Rock, Read and Save for College
The Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust (KESPT) and the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives announced today the launch of…
Beechwood Supt. Mike Stacy, Campbell County teacher Ryan Goss win top Albright awards
Staff report Beechwood Superintendent Mike Stacy and Campbell County High School teacher Ryan Goss won the administrator and teacher-leader awards…
Softball teams needed: Covington league with more than 50 years of tradition in jeopardy
Covington’s Adult Softball League is in danger of being canceled this year due to lack of registrations. By Friday, the…
Cincinnati Zoo takes in another orphaned SeaWorld manatee for rehabilitation; Daphne makes four
A 250-pound orphaned female manatee has arrived safely at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden and will be rehabilitated along…
Children’s Home of NKY launches psychiatric residential treatment facility; St. E contributes $250K
St. Elizabeth Healthcare has invested $250,000 to assist Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky (CHNK) toward creating a new psychiatric residential…
In Covington, Wayman Road project is finished, Latonia Avenue delayed to next month due to rain
Road crews were finishing up the emergency repair of Wayman Branch Road in South Covington on Wednesday with the road…
Former NKU basketball standout Williams chooses Western Kentucky as next stop in college career
By Don Owen NKyTribune reporter Former Northern Kentucky University basketball standout Carson Williams is staying in Kentucky to finish his…
Beechwood teacher Amanda Klare among 24 Kentucky educators to qualify for Teacher of the Year
NKyTribune staff Beechwood Elementary School teacher Amanda Klare is one of 24 outstanding Kentucky educators to qualify for Kentucky Teacher…
Mendelssohn gaining momentum in NTRA top 3-year-old poll as Kentucky Derby draws near
Media voters appear to be coming around to UAE (G2) winner Mendelssohn, the only 3-year-old to move up in the latest…
News briefs: St. E. Foundation golf classic; Chamber cyber security workshop; Brighton literacy grant
Business professionals, community leaders and decision makers throughout Northern Kentucky will gather together in a fun and relaxed atmosphere to…
Bill Straub: The ‘lone wolf’ joins the pack, as Rand Paul hands committee green light to Mike Pompeo
WASHINGTON – Back a little more than five years ago, Sen. Rand Paul marched onto the floor of the upper…
Three Boone County locations for Saturday’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Saturday
On Saturday, April 28, between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. the Boone County Sheriff’s Office, in conjunction with the U.S….
Keven Moore: Politicians finally get something right in Washington — as it relates to safety
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was signed into law on Dec. 22, 2017, making it the nation’s most comprehensive…
Kentucky receives $102 million in tobacco settlement money; half goes to agricultural diversification
Attorney General Andy Beshear has announced that Kentucky received more than $102 million in tobacco settlement money last week. “For…
Covington’s Angie Gillespie declared winner of Opal Apples’ national SupercrispiOpalicious jingle content
It’s official. Opal Apples has declared Covington resident Angie Gillespe the grand prize winner of its nationwide SupercrispiOpalicious jingle contest….
Don Owen: Dreadful weather aside, spring always brings back fun memories of old NKU P.A. system
As we suffer through a spring that refuses to leave winter behind, area high schools and colleges are actually playing…
Recovering from surgery, UK coach John Calipari hasn’t read commission’s report
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today John Calipari isn’t making a judgment call on a report released Wednesday by the Commission…
Purple Heart veteran and his rescued companion Fred discuss their book at Kenton County Library
By C. Nate Swope Special to NKyTribune Outside friends played and families picnicked across the Bluegrass state as cheery scattered…
KHIP: Historic shift in perceptions and most Kentucky adults now believe addiction is a disease
The most recent Kentucky Health Issues Poll (KHIP) found that 7 in 10 Kentucky adults believe that addiction is a…
Kids Voting Northern Kentucky panel includes State Treasurer Ball; future civic leaders recognized
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Kids Voting Northern Kentucky switched things up with its annual event honoring future civic…