NKy Prep Sports Notebook: Ryle football team helps clothing drive; catchers named all-state in softball
By Terry Boehmker NKy Tribune sports reporter Football players at Ryle High School got together Monday morning to sort and…
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Commentary: Committee should recommend meningitis vaccine for all college freshmen
By Neal Raisman Special to NKyTribune On college and university campuses across the country, this is one of the most…
Gateway board decides to send private, individual evaluations of president directly to KCTCS
By Greg Paeth NKyTribune Reporter In what is thought to be an unusual procedure, eight members of the board of…
Campbell District Court Judge Popovich suspended for 15 days by state Judicial Conduct Commission
Campbell District Court Judge Gregory T. Popovich has been suspended 15 days for violation of the Code of Judicial Conduct….
Former Bellevue Mayor Tom Wiethorn, 61, dies, remembered by city for long service
Former Bellevue Mayor Thomas J. Wiethorn, 61, passed away early this morning. He had a long history of service in…
Norse athletics home gets a new name: It’s BB&T Arena at Northern Kentucky University
Northern Kentucky’s only collegiate sports and entertainment venue has a new name: BB&T Arena at Northern Kentucky University, NKU announced…
Christ Hospital first in region to implant permanent wireless sensor device in a heart-failure patient
The Christ Hospital Health Network is the first facility in the region to successfully implant a new miniaturized, wireless sensor…
Good news for NKy migraine sufferers: ‘Exciting’ new class of drugs could change the landscape for treatment
By Jenny Wells and Laura Dawahare Special to NKyTribune There is growing excitement among headache specialists about initial research into…
Luallen announces special financing program for energy-efficient homes in SOAR region
Lt. Gov. Crit Luallen announced a special 1 percent financing program to make buying a home more affordable for residents…
Serving up an artificial blood ‘buffet’ for mosquitoes may lead to fewer of the pesky insects
A “nuisance” is probably one of the nicest things people call a mosquito. Actually, mosquitoes have been pegged the deadliest…
‘Tough Mudder’ at Kentucky Speedway will benefit Wounded Warrior Project, 10 miles of obstacles
Approximately 6,000 participants will descend upon Kentucky Speedway this weekend to participate in Tough Mudder, an obstacle course challenge that…
Freedom bats go silent, Miners stay hot to take Father’s Day victory
The Florence Freedom couldn’t get the bats going in a 4-0 loss to the Southern Illinois Miners (21-12) Sunday night….
Dates and locations set for public comment meetings on oil, gas development in Kentucky
The Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet and its agencies have set the dates and locations for three public meetings to…
Welcome to the BBNBA: Kentucky rookies could join former Wildcats through draft
By Jonathan Coffman Special to NKyTribune When John Calipari arrived as head coach of Kentucky in 2009, he came with…
Florence Rotary seeks Citizen of the Year nominations
The Florence Rotary Club is seeking nominations for the Citizen of the Year Service Award. Candidates for award should be…
Our Rich History: Expressly the facts – How I/71-75 evolved from a dream into a nightmare
(This is part of a regular series especially for the NKyTribune on local history by three distinguished historians, Paul Tenkotte…
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Eliminate the squint factor by remembering your eye protection
By Kevin Kelly Special to NKyTribune Every angler has at one time or another forgotten something in their rush to…
‘Father loss’ is a turning point in the life of a child; for sons, the transition can be profound
By John Gregory KET We all face the certainty that at some point, Father’s Day will change from being a…
Bryan McPherson brings his folk/punk stylings, screaming harmonica to Thompson House June 24
By Andy Foltz NKyTribune Reporter The easiest comparison to make for Bryan McPherson is with Bob Dylan. Thought provoking lyrics…
Covington homeowners can qualify to receive assistance through the Homeowner Repair Program
Homeowners in Covington may be eligible to receive assistance to address problems with faulty sewer laterals, inoperable furnaces or severe…
BCPL Lents Branch to close in September for relocation project
The Lents Branch Relocation Project is underway. In 2005, realizing that eventually the Lents Branch in Hebron would not be…
Certified Local Government historic preservation grants awarded to Bellevue, Covington, more
Twelve Certified Local Government grants totaling $86,448 have been awarded to nine communities for historic preservation-related activities, according to the…