Kentucky defense makes big plays, offense sips bad ‘Kool-aid’ during scrimmage
By Keith Taylor Special to NKyTribune LEXINGTON — Eddie Gran has been through several spring practice sessions during his long…
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Work by 29 Kentucky artists celebrates tradition across the state in Governor’s Derby Exhibit
Work by 29 Kentucky artists will hang in Frankfort for the Governor’s Derby Exhibit, an annual initiative coordinated by the…
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Weather is just one of three things to consider for spring fishing
By Lee McClellan Special to NKyTribune (This is the fifth installment of the “Spring Fishing Fever” series of articles detailing…
New Health and Family Services program KY-Moms focuses on substance use by pregnant women
The Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS) is building on its collaboration with social services organizations and community partners…
Covington Latin seeing benefits of NaviGo Prep in helping students with college and career planning
Covington Latin School (CLS) recently announced a partnership with NaviGo Prep to help families navigate the career selection and college…
Beyond the Curb self-guided — and not typical — tour returns to Covington on April 30; get tickets now
Architecture and urban living enthusiasts mark your calendars- the fifth installment of Beyond the Curb Urban Living Tour returns to…
John Schickel: Honor to work with new House Majority during busy 2017 Legislative Session
Long nights, intense debate, and media attention from across the globe wrapped up what started as a quiet final week…
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet urges vigilance as highway construction season gets into full swing
NKyTribune staff report The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 office is asking motorists to be more aware as highway construction…
NKY Sierra Club will meet April 24 to hear about ‘driving on sunshine;’ new members welcome
The Northern Kentucky Group of the Sierra Club has monthly informative meetings and offers an annual program of hiking, backpacking,…
Allegation of assault in Walmart parking lot in Florence is false report to cover up domestic incident
NKyTribune staff What was believed to be an assault in the Walmart parking lot in Florence has turned out to…
Keith Taylor: UK basketball roster taking a hit, but Cats will be loaded again next season
Kentucky won’t be replacing its entire basketball roster next season, but at least four of its top stars will be…
Fort Wright City Council ready to approve zone change, despite opposition from Latonia residents
NKyTribune staff report Fort Wright City Council agreed Wednesday night to move forward with a zoning change on Howard Litzler…
Chef Foster: Tradition and pageantry of Keeneland apparent in the food … and not just the burgoo
Keeneland, both in the spring and fall, seems to create a gateway into a new period each year. The influx…
Kick-off time for Wildcats’ season-opener against Southern Miss set for 4 p.m. on CBS Sports Network
Kickoff for the University of Kentucky’s season-opening football game at Southern Miss on Saturday, Sept. 2 has been set for…
Independence woman, grandson killed in accident on Wayman’s Branch Road in South Covington Thursday
An Independence woman and her grandson were killed in an accident at Wayman’s Branch Road and Rockwood Drive in South…
Apprenticeship USA grant request for proposals due April 19, goal is to create workforce pipeline
In October, the U.S. Dept. of Labor announced that Kentucky was awarded $896,600 to expand apprenticeship opportunities to underserved populations…
Helen Carroll: When parents engage with schools, children and their communities prosper
There is no greater influence in a child’s life than parenting. The people we become rests on the foundation of…
Florence First Quarter Economic Development update includes new businesses, more in the pipeline
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The City of Florence First Quarter Economic Development update shows continued growth in all…
28-year-old Kentucky Lottery announces one of the most successful Lottery sales months in history
Twenty-eight years ago Tuesday (April 4, 1989), lottery tickets first went on sale in Kentucky. Nearly three decades later, the…
Dennis Keene: A look back at KY General Assembly, good and bad, and how policies will play out
The 2017 session of the Kentucky General Assembly is now history, and with its conclusion comes the consideration of what…
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra adds extra show Friday night of Amadeus Live; Saturday’s sold out
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra has added an extra performance of its Amadeus Live concert after the sell-out of the April…
Joan Wurtenberger honored with St. E.’s Henrietta Cleveland award for history of volunteerism
A rich history of volunteerism and passion for the Northern Kentucky community are something that St. Elizabeth Healthcare and volunteer…