NKY Chamber of Commerce Business Impact Awards recognize the large, the small and the cool
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce 2017 Business Impact Awards Wednesday recognized companies and…
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Dieting in Reverse: Wildcat QB Johnson trying to grow into his job as team’s No. 1 signal-caller
By Guy Ramsey Special to NKyTribune Stephen Johnson is dieting, but not like a normal person would. His diet basically…
Kentucky Horse Park kicks off celebration of the life of Man o’ War on 100th anniversary of birth
The Kentucky Horse Park, along with state and local officials, Wednesday launched a season-long celebration honoring the 100th birthday of…
Bill Straub: Despite Trump’s assertions to the contrary, no comeback in the cards for coal industry
WASHINGTON – During the opening 10 weeks of his presidency, Donald J. Trump has proved himself to be a buffoon,…
Mike Farrell among nine new members to be inducted into Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame
Nine new members will join the Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame Friday, April 28. They will be inducted at a…
Keven Moore: London terrorist attack should serve as wake up call to local officials across America
A man with a car or truck, a machete and a murderous determination has now become the new norm for…
Boone County Public Library calendar of events for April includes appearances by Holocaust survivor
The Boone County Public Library offers events at its branches and throughout the county during the month of April. Some…
Turfway Park Entries for Thursday
Turfway Park in Florence provides daily selections and comments for the Tribune during the live racing meets. THURSDAY, MARCH 30…
SmartHealthToday: Sesame Street introduces a new character, Julia, who has autism
By Shelly Reese SmartHealthToday Sesame Street, famous for inclusion, acceptance and “sunny days,” is introducing a new character in an…
Rabbit Hash General Store to have grand re-opening on April 1, join in the historic celebration
Staff report After more than a year of loving — and hard — labor, the Rabbit Hash General Store will…
Thomas More College names Jason Russell as new wrestling coach; he comes from UW-Whitewater
Thomas More College president David A. Armstrong, J.D. and athletic director Terry Connor have named Jason Russell the new head wrestling coach…
Bevin signs two pieces of legislation aimed at improving lives of children removed from homes
Gov. Matt Bevin today ceremonially signed two pieces of recently enacted legislation that will improve the lives of children removed…
Tribune analysis: Commonwealth’s Attorney Tally Smith should resign; state AG should investigate
NKyTribune analysis: Boone Commonwealth’s Attorney Linda Tally Smith should resign her position immediately, out of respect for the office she…
North Carolina’s Williams admires Calipari’s ability to recruit and win with one-and-done talent
By Keith Taylor Special to NKyTribune John Calipari has no secret ingredient when it comes to recruiting. The Kentucky coach…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: With warmer weather, lots of food options, spring turkey season looks promising
With Kentucky’s spring wild turkey season on the horizon, the outlook is promising. A number of factors seem to point…
Covington to hire consulting firm for a national search for city manager by early summer
Covington City Commission voted Tuesday to launch a national search for a new city manager. Loren Wolff was appointed as…
News briefs: Bevin signs K-9 law; Clark joins Top Shelf Lobby; Chandler on health disparities
Gov. Matt Bevin recently signed a measure into law to stiffen penalties for harming K-9 unit dogs, which serve as…
Keep Covington Beautiful: Volunteers sought for day of service for Great American Cleanup Apri 29
Keep Covington Beautiful is preparing for the Great American Cleanup, Covington’s largest annual volunteer day of service, taking place on…
Bevin and delegation visit Germany, Switzerland to study apprenticeship models with U.S. group
Gov. Matt Bevin, Labor Secretary Derrick Ramsey, Economic Development Secretary Terry Gil, and Education and Workforce Development Secretary Hal Heiner…
In Jane Doe vs. Northern Kentucky University: settlement conference set, motion for sanctions
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune Editor A settlement conference has been ordered for Thursday morning in the Jane Doe vs. Northern…
Roddy Stainforth named head coach of Dixie Heights boys’ basketball team after 13 years as an assistant
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Roddy Stainforth, an assistant coach with the Dixie Heights boys’ basketball team for 13…
Bill Moller appointed interim finance director for City of Covington, to guide the upcoming budget period
On the heels of recent departures within the City of Covington’s finance department, Covington City Commission voted Tuesday to appoint…