Annual Reforest Northern Kentucky set for March 28 in Covington’s Devou Park
The annual volunteer Reforest Northern Kentucky event will take place March 28 from 9:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. at Rotary…
Read More
Gateway 3: Manufacturers need trained employees at a pace beyond Gateway’s success in providing them
For the past few years, Gateway Community and Technical College president and CEO G. Edward Hughes has been lauded…
At least for this year, Cal, Cats all in on winning the SEC Tournament
By Ashley Scoby Special to NKyTribune It’s no secret that John Calipari detests conference tournaments. Three games in three days:…
Two out of three people with cancer survive five years or more, new CDC study shows
Because of improvements in early detection and treatment of cancer, two out of three people diagnosed with cancer survive five…
Study: NKy Workforce Investment Board, Career Centers helped create $1.9B in economic impact
The Northern Kentucky Workforce Investment Board has an overarching goal of preparing job seekers to meet the hiring needs of…
Third annual Dancing with the CLC Stars brings eight stars to the dance floor to benefit children
The Children’s Law Center, a local nonprofit serving Greater Cincinnati’s disadvantaged and vulnerable children, celebrates its 25th anniversary with the…
A Very Special Horse: Breeder Emilie Fojan looking to Dortmund to fulfill ‘winner’s circle’ dream
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune contributor Emilie Fojan has had some special horses at Bona Terra Stud farm near Lexington, but…
NKy Prep Sports Notebook: Myers caps perfect career; staffers preparing for girls’ tourney
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Campbell County senior Austin Myers finished his high school wrestling career with a perfect…
Report: Women’s economic status worse or unchanged; Kentucky ranks in bottom third
A report released by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research reveals that in nearly half of all U.S. states, women’s…
Bill Straub: McConnell’s actions bespeak of hostility that extends far beyond politics
WASHINGTON – As the Ides of March approach, it doth appear that Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell has assumed an…
Urban Farmer: Whether it’s a groundhog, a restaurant or plant food, names can make all the difference
By Ginger Dawson NKyTribune’s Intrepid Urban Farmer Well, Mother Nature certainly has been puckish this year. At the beginning of…
Norse women topple Stetson to advance to Atlantic Sun tourney title contest for the first time
Molly Franson scored a career-high 14 points, including a pair of game-winning free throws, and pulled down nine rebounds to…
Capitol Notes: Anti-heroin provisions pass; lawmakers crack down on gambling halls
Sweeping changes to the treatment and prosecution of those involved in Kentucky’s heroin trade were unanimously approved by the House…
Gateway 2: A case of ‘he-said vs. he-said’ puts president and board chair at odds on issues that don’t get resolved
About seven months after Jeff Groob was appointed to the board that oversees Gateway Community and Technical College, he became…
Rare otters and lizards highlight Newport Aquarium’s new Canyon Falls exhibit; opens Saturday
The new Canyon Falls exhibit at Newport Aquarium is set to open to the public 10 a.m. Saturday, March 14….
Legislation to update state’s child booster seat requirements clears major hurdle in Senate
Efforts to make sure older children are properly secured while riding in a vehicle cleared a major hurdle this morning…
Paul Long: Not even kidney stones can stop Seibert’s running streak, which will hit 500 days Sunday
Paul Seibert doesn’t let a minor ailment such as kidney stones get in the way of his daily running. The…
NKyTribune’s Judy Clabes among honorees of university’s ‘Phenomenal Women’ program
The University of Southern Indiana in Evansville, Indiana, will host a special 50th anniversary celebration of its annual Phenomenal Women…
Bluegrass-Buckeye Charity Classic raises $40,000 for three Northern Kentucky charities
Organizers and corporate sponsors of the Bluegrass-Buckeye Charity Classic boys high school basketball games presented a $40,000 check to three…
Kentuckians for the Commonwealth hosting forum on returning voting rights to felons
On March 15th Members of Kentuckians For The Commonwealth are hosting a forum aimed at discussing different issues impacting people…
Gateway receives $50,000 grant from Schroth family trust for Urban Metro Campus, to be matched by state
Gateway Community and Technical College has received a $50,000 grant from the John A. Schroth Family Charitable Trust, PNC Bank,…