Retired P&G executive is visionary graduate behind ‘Photons for the Future’ at Eastern Kentucky University
Aided by a visionary graduate who retired from a successful career in research and development with Procter and Gamble, an…
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Unemployment rates higher in 99 counties compared to last year’s state statistics, 18 see drop
Unemployment rates fell in 18 Kentucky counties, stayed the same in three and rose in 99 counties between July 2016…
Tender Mercies’ 5th Annual Taste of OTR is Saturday at Cinci’s Washington Park — family fun, good cause
Tender Mercies non-profit will the 5th Annual Taste of OTR on Saturday from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. in Cincinnati’s…
Grimme, Sanders, and Zalla are three candidates for 17th Judicial Circuit Court to fill Stine vacancy
The Judicial Nominating Commission, led by Chief Justice of Kentucky John D. Minton Jr., announced nominees to fill the vacant…
United Way of Greater Cincinnati announces $62.2 million campaign goal — aims to make a difference
United Way of Greater Cincinnati announced its 2017 annual community campaign goal of $62.2 million Thursday morning at United Way’s…
It’s finally here and the worst is over: all lanes are open on Brent Spence Bridge, all ramps accessible
Whew! The worst is over. Just when you were thinking it would never end, both decks of the Brent Spence…
‘My Sister Sarah’ to perform at the Bonus Friday Glier’s Goetta Party on the Purple People Bridge
Coldiron Enterprises and the Purple People Bridge will present ‘My Sister Sarah’ at the Bonus Friday Night Glier’s Goetta Party…
Prep Sports Notebook: Four local basketball players make commitments with Division I college teams
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Preseason practice for Kentucky high school basketball teams won’t begin until October, but four…
Chef Foster: Growers can provide knowledge, advice on the subject of forgotten produce of summer
Let’s call them the forgotten produce of the summer. The eggplants and kohlrabi, radishes and kale. Coveted by a few,…
Nirumpama Kulkarni: Reforming broken immigration system is one way to increase Kentucky’s labor pool
What do Toyota Kentucky, distilleries across the Commonwealth, and Churchill Downs (not to mention the entire horse racing industry) have…
Freedom at home for big weekend series filled with promos and chance to clinch division title
The first-place Florence Freedom, presented by Titan Mechanical Solutions, play at home throughout this weekend as they close out the…
AG Beshear recognizes state’s top prosecutors, hosts panel discussion on heroin epidemic
During the annual Kentucky Prosecutors Conference Thursday, Attorney General Andy Beshear presented awards to the state’s top prosecutors and hosted…
Building Industry Assn., Gateway team up to give Enzweiler graduates chance for associate degree
The Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky’s (BIA) Enzweiler Building Institute has formed a partnership with Gateway Community and Technical…
Gov. Bevin and Braidy Industries’ Bouchard talk leadership, development at Local Issues Luncheon
Gov. Matt Bevin and Braidy Industries CEO Craig Bouchard shared center stage Thursday at the 42nd annual Local Issues Conference…
Poll finds support among Kentuckians for pensions; 86 percent say all workers should have access
Eighty-six percent of Kentuckians say that all workers, not just those in the public sector, should have a pension plan…
Freedom drop finale to Rascals, return home for weekend series that could be division clincher
Despite racing out to an early lead, the Florence Freedom, presented by Titan Mechanical Solutions, dropped the finale and the…
St. Elizabeth Healthcare, TriHealth announce plan to develop regional outpatient laboratory partnership
TriHealth and St. Elizabeth Healthcare announced Thursday that they have signed a letter of intent to create a new laboratory…
Kentucky real estate market still strong through first half of 2017; home sales ahead of last year
In the first six months of 2017, Kentucky’s real estate market remained strong in every category tracked. Total home sales…
$758 million jackpot winner is Mavis Wanczyk of Chicopee, Mass.; five $50k winners in Kentucky
The Boston Globe has reported that Chicopee resident Mavis Wanczyk was announced as the winner of the $758 million jackpot Thursday….
Big news day: CVG adds int’l carrier, NKU settles, Cooper new Chamber president, Bevin in Burlington
Northern Kentucky made big news on many fronts Wednesday. In case you missed the stories, here’s a recap. . ….
Brian Ruschman named president of C-Forward, as Brent Cooper becomes new head of NKY Chamber
C-Forward, an Information Technology (I.T.) Services firm headquartered in Covington has announced a new President, following the departure of Brent…
Farm Bureau country ham breakfast brings in Central Bank’s $325,000 bid on grand champion Country Ham
The 54th Annual Kentucky Farm Bureau Country Ham Breakfast brought in an incredible $325,000 winning bid for the Kentucky State…