Children’s Advocacy Center’s Masquerade Madness elegant gala to benefit child abuse victims
Child advocates will don beautiful masks in support of Northern Kentucky’s child victims of abuse at a Parisian-themed gala benefiting…
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Tri-ED’s Dan Tobergte issues statement regarding Bosch’s acquisition of JF Lenksysteme GmbH
Northern Kentucky Tri-County Economic Development Corporation (Tri-ED) President and CEO Dan Tobergte issued the following statement regarding Bosch’s acquisition of…
Boy Scout Troop 820 has a lot to celebrate: 50 years in scouting and its 50th Eagle Scout, Wiley Carr
Lakeside Park’s Boy Scout Troop 820 will hold a Court of Honor on Saturday to celebrate two big milestones: It’s…
Boone County school district offering two exciting opportunities for students: early college, design
Boone County school district has announced two exciting opportunities available to incoming juniors and seniors, Boone County Early College and…
Highlands’ Adler may not get state scoring record, but now she has higher goal
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter When she was a young girl, Brianna Adler took her own basketball to Highlands…
Hope is high for House passage of statewide smoking ban, but Senate remains doubtful
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News FRANKFORT — A bill to ban smoking in public places and places of employment…
Northern Kentucky powers could collide early in KHSAA boys’ Sweet 16 tournament
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter If Northern Kentucky boys’ basketball teams win the 9th and 10th Region championships like…
LEGACY accepting nominations, applications for sixth annual Next Generation Leader Awards
LEGACY, the premier organization for young professionals in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area, is now accepting nominations and applications for…
Capitol Notes: Phone deregulation bill, state minimum wage bill clear house committees
Phone deregulation bill clears House panel Supporters of a bill approved by a House Economic Development Committee say the measure…
Upcoming stretch of games should be gut-check time for Cal’s top-ranked Cats
By Ashley Scoby Special to NKyTribune In the beginning of any journey, motivation is fresh. At the ending, the light…
Show your love for nature on Valentine’s Day by counting birds – maybe even real lovebirds
Instead of counting the number of couples you see on Valentine’s Day, count the number of actual lovebirds – and…
NKU opens softball season this weekend, faces top field in Kennesaw State Kickoff Classic
The Northern Kentucky University softball team gets the 2015 season started this weekend as they compete in the Kennesaw State…
Patricia Pearson of Villa Hills claims her $1 million Powerball lottery winnings
Patricia Pearson of Villa Hills claimed her $1 million Kentucky lottery winnings from a computer-generated Powerball ticket that matched all…
Controversial “dangerous bridge ahead” billboard removed; critics said it ‘imitated’ official road sign
Staff report A controversial billboard placed by a pro-toll coalition in Northern Kentucky was removed today, according to Lamar Advertising,…
Poll: Kentucky’s metro areas seeing more problems with heroin, fewer with pain pills
Kentucky Health News The latest Kentucky Health Issues Poll backs up law enforcement opinion that Kentucky’s metropolitan areas are experiencing…
NKU Northerner’s journalistic innovation earns state recognition at KPA convention
Northern Kentucky University’s independent student run news organization, The Northerner, received top honors in two categories from The…
NKU to host 2015 Education Awards, recognize teachers for work in classroom, community
Northern Kentucky University, the University of Cincinnati, Xavier University, and Mount St. Joseph University will partner with The Cincinnatus Association…
Daily Yonder: President Obama’s proposed budget includes $1 billion that could help hard-hit coal areas
By Tim Marema Special to NKyTribune Struggling coal mining communities would have access to an additional $1 billion in federal…
Kentuckians urged to ‘Go Red’ to highlight dangers of heart disease among women
The Kentucky Department for Public Health is encouraging all Kentuckians to “Go Red” Friday, Feb. 6, to show support for…
Owners of Covington’s Greenline Salon celebrating second anniversary in style – by giving back
By Andy Foltz NKyTribune Correspondent Greenline Salon in Covington isn’t just a place for haircuts and styling. As they approach…