Defense does the job for Highlands girls’ basketball team in win over Conner
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter They may not be the biggest or the fastest team in 9th Region girls’…
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NKY Chamber Eggs ‘N Issues focuses on real estate and development accomplishments, opportunities
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce December Eggs ‘N Issues discussion focused on real…
Amy Matracia: Smoke-free policies protect all workers; NKY should follow Cincinnati’s lead
Ten years ago this month, Ohio’s smoke-free workplace law went into effect. The law prohibits smoking in all places of…
Toll collection for new bridges in Louisville, southern Indiana to begin on Dec. 30
Drivers traveling in Louisville and Southern Indiana need to prepare for the start of tolling on three Ohio River bridges….
Andrew Christofield, retired teacher and coach dies, Korean War veteran also worked at Covington Skyline
Andrew John Christofield, 81, of Bellevue, passed away Monday at his daughter’s home. Christofield was a Korean War Army veteran…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Saugeye stocked in five central Kentucky lakes; new fishery blossoms
It’s a walleye, a sauger, no, a saugeye. This hybrid member of the perch family (Percidae), is a cross between…
Covington Mayor-elect Joe Meyer: On his priorities as he prepares to take office — first, a change of attitude
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Joe Meyer is no stranger to political life or public service. A lawyer by profession,…
KCTCS president Box pleased with early success of junior dual credit scholarship program
In June, the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) announced it was committing $600,000 to a new scholarship for…
Body of man missing in rollover crash on Mount Zion Road ramp since Saturday found by family members
NKyTribune staff The body of a man missing since Saturday from an accident scene on the southbound Mt. Zion Road…
Mike Denham: Kids Count report shows state has made substantial progress in several key categories
For more than a quarter-century now, Kentucky Youth Advocates has taken an in-depth look at the well-being of the commonwealth’s…
As fall academic semester comes to a close, Cats set sights on ‘Camp Cal’ during break
By Keith Taylor Special to NKyTribune John Calipari can’t wait until the fall semester ends on Wednesday. “I don’t have…
Fort Thomas Realtor Warden named executive director of new Kentucky Real Estate Authority
Kenneth W. Warden, of Fort Thomas, has been appointed Executive Director of the newly created Kentucky Real Estate Authority. The…
For the Elsa Heisel Sule Foundation, the season of meaningful – and impactful – giving is year ‘round
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune reporter Long after her death in 2010, the legacy of longtime Covington resident Elsa Heisel Sule…
Kentucky by Heart: Lots of good causes out there — how to decide which charities to support?
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist I don’t know about you, but I’ve received a barrage of financial donation requests from…
HIRT community update provides sobering statistics, outlines strategy to battle region’s heroin crisis
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor More than 100 people from throughout Northern Kentucky came together Monday evening to get…
SmartHealthToday: Some tips for runners to stay warm, dry and out of harm’s way . . .
By Dianne Gebhardt-French SmartHealthToday She’s a runner, too, so she understands the temptation of the open road. But as our…
Northern Kentucky University to hold 44th Commencement Saturday, conferring 1412 degrees
More than 1,400 students will be honored at Northern Kentucky University’s 44th Commencement on Saturday, December 17 at BB&T Arena….
Richard Nelson: Good journalism recognizes there are some things it isn’t the public’s right to know
In the time of the year when elections come to an end and average citizens suddenly grow tired of the…
Covington Latin School honors graduates who are elected officials with ‘Leaders Start Here’ celebration
Covington Latin School recently sponsored a “Leaders Start Here Celebration” for its alumni who were recently elected into political office….
Old Time Kentucky: Fayette native Jackson was only Congressman to fall in Civil War combat
By Berry Craig NKyTribune columnist Congressman James Streshly Jackson of Hopkinsville wanted to do more in the Civil War than…
New Division of Apprenticeship advances Governor’s ‘Kentucky Trained. Kentucky Built.’ initiative
As a part of an ongoing effort to rebrand and promote apprenticeships in the Commonwealth, Governor Bevin and the Labor…
Gateway speech team wins nine individual awards at invitational tournament at Transylvania University
The Gateway Community and Technical College speech team took home several awards from the Dec. 2 and 3, WYRD Invitational…