Ethics Reporter: Lobbying spending in 2015 on track to reach an all-time high of $18.7 million
Special to NKyTribune Lobbyists and the businesses and organizations that employ them spent $13.7 million in the first eight months…
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KDE releases state school test scores; Johnson, Highlands, Beechwood, Walton-Verona in top ten
NKyTribune Staff Report Data released from the Kentucky Department of Education show a mixed bag of results for the state’s…
Bill Straub: Whiz-kid Thomas Massie just out of his element in Congress, is mainly good at whining
During its horrendous inaugural season in 1962, the New York Mets stumbled home with a 40-120 record, the worst in…
Campbell County Judge-executive Steve Pendery reflects on the past, looks to the future
By Mike Rutledge NKyTribune contributor In a recent Q and A with the Northern Kentucky Tribune, Campbell County Judge-executive Steve…
Jamie Vaught: Kentucky alum Lochmueller will have a different rooting interest Saturday as EKU AD
Steve Lochmueller is a familiar name in Kentucky. Most people know about him through his early days when the 6-7…
Norse men remain unbeaten in Horizon League play following 1-0 blanking of Belmont
The Northern Kentucky University men’s soccer team defeated League foe Belmont 1-0 in its home opening match on Thursday at…
Girls in grades 4-8 invited to support NKU women’s basketball in Coach P’s Platoon
Northern Kentucky University women’s basketball head coach Dawn Plitzuweit is excited to invite all girls in Grades 4-8 to once…
Chamber’s Emerging 30 event celebrates companies who achieve revenue and growth targets over three years
On Thursday, October 22, the Northern Kentucky Chamber will recognize the success of growing businesses in our region at the…
The Endow Kentucky tax credit program increases endowed funds across state by more than $15m
By Jerry Seale NKyTribune Intern The Endow Kentucky tax credit program leveraged more than $15 million in new permanent charitable…
Don Then: Two books by regional authors will enrich your experiences and expand your horizons
The late novelist William Styron (Sophie’s Choice, The Confessions of Nat Turner, and Lie Down in Darkness) once observed that…
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: She got bad news, then vowed to use her second chance to do good
St. Elizabeth News Service October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This is first of several stories on the subject the…
Family Promise of Northern Kentucky looks for 2016 revival, needs community support to make it happen
Family Promise of Northern Kentucky, the organization that provides homeless families temporary shelter in church buildings while helping them to…
Notre Dame girls’ golf team continues winning tradition in Region 6 state qualifier
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Notre Dame earned a berth in the girls’ state golf tournament for the 12th…
Mike Denham: Legislators pledge to take action because ‘Those who protect us deserve no less’
When it comes to keeping us safe, it can be easy to take for granted those who protect us –…
21st Century Grant brings fun, learning to Goodridge Elementary students before and after school
By Mike Rutledge NKyTribune contributor One recent Monday, more than 30 students from Boone County’s Goodridge Elementary School were happily…
To Catch an Arsonist: Bloodhounds will be on the trail again during Kentucky’s fall wildfire season
The Kentucky Division of Forestry is using noses and paws to catch arsonists during the fall wildfire season, which starts…
Keeneland kicks off historic month of racing Friday with running of $400,000 Darley Alcibiades
Keeneland will be the center of the Thoroughbred racing world this fall as the historic track embarks upon an unprecedented…
Fifteenth-ranked Thomas More men battle DePauw to tie behind late Hensley goal
The 15th-ranked Thomas More College men’s soccer team played DePauw University to a 2-2 tie Tuesday in a non-conference match…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Cooler temperatures of autumn often produce excellent crappie catches
Mention crappie in conversation and there’s always the assumption that the discussion will be about spring fishing. That’s because the…
Northern Kentucky judges-executive talk about regionalism, economic prosperity and the Brent Spence Bridge at NKY Chamber’s Eggs ‘N Issues
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The Northern Kentucky Eggs ‘N Issues event Tuesday featured the region’s judges-executive who spoke…
Paul Long: Stretch your legs at the 5K on NKU’s campus or the 100 miler in Eastern Kentucky
If you’re like me, you cling to the outdated notion that the Northern Kentucky University campus is a pile of…
Governor, First Lady, a banker and philanthropist to receive Commonwealth Awards at KPI Summit today
Four distinguished Kentuckians who have had extraordinary impact on quality of life through philanthropic advocacy and investment will be honored…