CTI, Omnicomm Systems announce expanded multi-year commitment focused on rare disease studies
CTI Clinical Trial & Consulting Services (CTI), a full-service, contract research organization (CRO) specializing in Early Phase, rare disease clinical…
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Mayor Joseph Meyer: Cities will soon be tested at levels hard to overcome; action needed on pensions
Cities face many financial hurdles every day. We work to provide our citizens essential services, from police officers and firefighters…
News briefs: Governor appoints local people to boards; FBT’s McDevitt named ‘Pathfinder’
Gov. Matt Bevin has made the following appointments to Kentucky Boards and Commissions: Paul A. Tenkotte appointed as a member…
One newcomer in Notre Dame’s fast-pitch softball lineup is veteran hitter filling the lead-off spot
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter When the Notre Dame fast-pitch softball team opens the season at a tournament in…
Keven Moore: Spring has arrived, the yard needs mowing — but grass clippings can be dangerous
Yes, it’s almost springtime again, and like bears coming out of hibernation, motorcyclists can now be found crisscrossing our streets…
More than a thousand teachers, public school employees rally at Capitol to make voices heard
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A cold, blustery day failed to keep well more than a thousand teachers and other…
David Padgett knew tenure as head UofL basketball coach would be short-lived, and it was
By Russ Brown Kentucky Today David Padgett suspected his tenure as the head basketball coach at the University of Louisville…
SmartHealth:Growing trend of infused water adds a healthy, tasty kick to drinks; easy to make at home
By Kristen Mees St. Elizabeth Healthcare You may have noticed a growing trend in restaurants, stores and maybe even in…
NKY Chamber Eggs ‘N Issues features Cauthen, Battaglia in discussion on the future of horse racing
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The Future of Horse Racing was the topic at the March Northern Kentucky Chamber…
Bill Straub: Giving the devil his due, McConnell has given the President notice about firing Mueller
It could be said, if one were petulant, that Senate Republican Leader Mitch “Root ‘n Branch’’ McConnell’s strongly worded support…
Beth Underwood: Falling back isn’t so bad, but this springing forward has me a little worn out
I love getting up early. There’s something magical about operating before the rest of the world is stirring. My creativity…
Zoo’s baby aardvark, Winsol, makes public debut; can be glimpsed in the Night Hunters habitat
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s baby aardvark, named Winsol because he was born on the winter solstice, made his public…
Mayor Dave Hatter: KY pension crisis hits close to home; no positive news in legislative inaction
Here’s an update on the Kentucky Pension crisis that is playing out now in the Kentucky Legislature and how it will…
Local student, Megan Blau, wins prestigious Horatio Alger scholarship, one of only 615 nationally
Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, Inc., a nonprofit educational organization honoring the achievements of outstanding individuals and encouraging youth…
DHL Career Fair Saturday; looking to fill 500 new positions for hub at CVG on heels of its expansion
DHL is hosting a career fair Saturday for jobs at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport hub. DHL Express, the world’s…
Kentucky Hunger Initiative: Looking to limit food waste, increase food donations to relief organizations
Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles praised the passage of a joint resolution that requires state governmental agencies to conduct self-assessments to…
Turfway Park selections for Thursday
Turfway Park’s Mike Battaglia provides daily selections and comments for the Tribune during the live racing meets. Battaglia Selections for…
NCAA: Wildcats not buying notion they have an easy path to Final Four
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today ATLANTA (KT) — Kentucky’s path to the Final Four appears to be easy on paper….
Don Owen: A look at NKU’s hoops future, plus a brief glimpse of the recent past
By Don Owen NKyTribune reporter In all honesty, who’d have ever thought that Northern Kentucky University would own trips to…
Gerald St. Amand: Positive news in Senate budget for NKU, but big financial challenges remain on pensions
As we enter the final weeks of the Kentucky legislative session, the stakes have never been higher for Northern Kentucky…
Senate passes a budget, which now goes to a conference committee; big differences to resolve
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky Senate approved its version of the state budget for the executive, legislative and…
Bodies found at Burlington apartment are a woman and her 9-year-old son; appears to be homicide
The two people found dead overnight at an apartment complex in Burlington are a woman and her nine-year-old son. The…