First quarter of 2015 shows cattle market prices down from 2014, but still historically high
In 2014, beef cattle producers were riding some record price highs, but in the first part of the new year,…
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Bill Straub: Presidential hopeful Paul already in the process of stomping on his own tail
WASHINGTON – The late, great Molly Ivins, the doyenne of Texas journalism, was talking about Clayton Williams some years back,…
Jamie Vaught: Cal’s record-seeking Wildcats provided fans a once-in-a-lifetime experience
Just a few days after Kentucky’s Karl-Anthony Towns graced the cover of Sports Illustrated with the Wildcats gunning to become…
Erlanger Lions Club updates equipment to improve, expand eye screenings
In 1925, Helen Keller challenged Lions to become “knights of the blind in the crusade against darkness.” As part of…
Don Then: Rod Pennington has cornered the Kindle market and now started on his screenwriting career
Readers, more than critics, will tell you about the better e-books on the market. Readers vote with their pocket books….
Interim mayor of Cold Spring is the old mayor, city attorney re-appointed in wake of resignations
By Andy Foltz NKyTribune Correspondent Meet the new mayor, same as the old mayor. In a special meeting Wednesday, city…
Hotel Covington development of old Coppin Building receives tourism incentives of $5 million-plus
The Kentucky Tourism Development Finance Authority approved incentives of more than $5 million on Wednesday for the $21.5-million Hotel Covington…
AmeriCorps team works at Cumberland Falls and Carter Caves state resort parks
Eight young people from across the U.S. will spend the next few weeks working at two Kentucky State Parks and…
Ground broken on Zotefoams’ $22 million expansion in Walton; 25 new jobs expected
State, local and company officials broke ground on Zotefoams Inc.’s expansion in Walton today. Zotefoams, manufacturer of cross-linked block foams,…
NKU’s Portz selected Atlantic Sun Conference player of the week
Northern Kentucky University junior Clayton Portz has been tabbed the Atlantic Sun Men’s Golf Player of the Week after a…
Behringer-Crawford Museum announces Music@BCM lineup for the spring, summer
Music@BCM is back April 16 through August 13. Break out the folding chairs (optional) and bring your family and friends…
St. Elizabeth Physicians names Dr. Gerda S. Maissel new chief medical officer
St. Elizabeth Physicians has announced the appointment of Dr. Gerda S. Maissel as its new Chief Medical Officer. Maissel brings…
Cincinnati Nature Center offers events celebrating Earth Day throughout April
In addition to The Great Milkweed Seed Giveaway that will be sweeping Cincinnati (details to come) there are some exciting…
Covington expected to switch trash collection to Rumpke in July, clearing way for recycling as well
By Greg Paeth NKyTribune Senior Reporter The City of Covington is expected to switch trash collection firms on July 1…
Joe Bringardner: Celebrate impact of community service during Kentucky Volunteer Week
When we think about the great impact of volunteers in Kentucky, it’s tough to imagine our Commonwealth without their service….
Calipari adds Adolph Rupp Coach of the Year award to list of others in season trophy case
Kentucky coach John Calipari has been named Adolph Rupp Coach of the Year by the Commonwealth Athletic Club of Kentucky….
Turkey Foot Middle School in Edgewood to premiere theatrical adaptation of Our Best Tomorrow
Dixie Heights High School freshman Lauren Hudson, along with her father, attorney and author Robert Hudson, have adapted the story…
Examination of workplace deaths in Kentucky shows heart attack is by far the No. 1 killer
In an examination of the causes of worker fatalities in Kentucky, the Labor Cabinet found that heart attack was the…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Shift in calendar will delay start of Kentucky’s wild turkey season
Due to calendar shift, Kentucky’s spring wild turkey season opens and closes as late as it can be. By regulation,…
Properties new to national registry represent Kentucky’s varied past; Marianne Theatre, Hellman Lumber among them
By Peter Brackney Kaintuckeean.com Six Kentucky properties – including Marianne Theatre in Bellevue and Hellman Lumber in Covington – have…
Erlanger council compromise: 6-5 vote approves the two-attorney deal — one for mayor, one for council
By Andy Foltz NKyTribune Correspondent Questions were asked, speeches were made, but at the end of Erlanger’s city council meeting…
Paul Long: Motivation or distraction? Runners defend their stance on listening to music (or not) while out
The stereotype has your average runner slipping on a pair of earbuds before heading out for a run, ready to…