United Way Day of Action will be day of fun, free and educational to help kids bridge summer learning gap
As part of its year-long Centennial Celebration, United Way of Greater Cincinnati will hold its first summer event of the…
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Taste of Newport June 7 showcases finest ‘tastes’ in and around the city; join the fun Sunday
The third annual “Taste of Newport” event is Sunday, June 7, rain or shine from 11 a.m. – 7 p.m….
Vision 2015 reaches higher in new strategic plan for the region, launches Skyward at the Ascent
By Mark Hansel NKy Tribune Managing Editor Vision 2015 chose a fitting location to announce the group’s regional strategic plan for the…
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Non-interference the best policy when encountering young wildlife
By Kevin Kelly Special to NKyTribune Encounters with young wildlife increase in spring as people spend more time outdoors. An…
Highlands baseball team advances to state championship game
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter LEXINGTON — The Highlands baseball team is one win away from making history. If…
Scott’s playoff run ends with stunning loss in state semifinals
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter LEXINGTON — Scott baseball coach Jeff Trame didn’t think it would end this way….
Boone County police provide details of 911 call re unexplained death of Union woman
Boone County Sheriff’s investigators are examining the unexplained death of a 27-year-old Union woman after her boyfriend called for 911…
Ky Parks to celebrate National Trails Day Saturday, take advantage of great hiking, including Big Bone’s
Kentucky State Parks will take part in National Trails Day on June 6 with events across the state to recognize…
Nature center offers 27 camps for kids this summer: Reptile Roundup, Fossil Hunters, Creek Week, more
Kids, sunshine, butterflies, camp songs… and snakes. It’s back to camp next week at Cincinnati Nature Center. At Rowe Woods…
Commentary: Preserving historic places enhances communities, strengthens economy
By Craig A. Potts Special to NKyTribune It’s time to catch our breath after a busy month of heritage-based events…
Most insured through Kynect will pay more in 2016, but more choices will be available
By Molly Burchett Special to NKyTribune The federal health law requires that insurers planning to significantly increase premiums for policies…
Pregnant gorilla Anju getting special pre-natal care thanks to Cincinnati Zoo-Christ Hospital partnership
The Cincinnati Zoo has partnered with the local healthcare experts at The Christ Hospital to help monitor the pregnancy of…
Chamber to host Google ‘Let’s Put Our Cities on the Map’ workshop to help businesses
The NKY Chamber is helping small businesses grow their presence online with a “Let’s Put Our Cities on the Map”…
NKU athletes honored for classroom performance, receive Atlantic Sun All-Academic honors
Northern Kentucky University student-athletes are once again being honored for their performance in the classroom as 163 Norse received 2014-15…
Lawmakers hear that proposed EPA rule would likely increase electricity rates
With stringent U.S. Environmental Protection Agency greenhouse gas regulations looming, a state legislative committee heard that Kentucky electricity rates would…
Tobacco oversight panel looks at county agricultural investment, over $1.69M in May
New county agricultural cost share dollars are being rolled out across Kentucky, with over $1.69 million approved last month for…
Florence horse player enjoys the challenge of his favorite hobby — online handicapping contests
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Millions of people will be watching the Belmont Stakes on television this Saturday to see…
Notre Dame ends season with second loss in state softball tournament
By Terry Boehmker NKy Tribune sports reporter Notre Dame’s season came to an end Friday morning with a 2-1 loss…
Thomas More’s Don Gorbandt elected to board of directors of District III CASE organization
Don Gorbandt, Director of Principal Gifts at Thomas More College, has been elected to the Council for Advancement and Support…
Legion Logistics’ Lacy Starling named EY Entrepreneur of the Year of Ohio Valley region
EY has named President Lacy Starling of Legion Logistics, LLC, a third-party logistics provider located in Florence as EY Entrepreneur…
Impressive pitching performance puts Scott in final four of state baseball playoffs
By Terry Boehmker NKy Tribune sports reporter Scott sophomore pitcher Jake Ohmer allowed only two hits in a 7-0 win…
Burlington’s first pro hit spurs three-run rally as Freedom overcome Traverse City
Florence used a three-run seventh inning to power past the Traverse City Beach Bums 5-3 on Thursday night. Florence went…