Newport on the Levee’s 4th annual Light up the Levee Saturday; holiday season events schedule
The 4th Annual Light Up the Levee Returns to Newport on Saturday, November 26. Celebrate the season at Newport on…
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Keven Moore: The dangers of Black Friday parking lot hazards; avoid ‘going crazy’ for best deals, be safe
Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving when retailers offer doorbuster deals and deep discounts on items both in-store and…
Dr. O’dell Owens, distinguished physician and public health advocate, dies suddenly at age 74
Staff report Dr. O’dell Owens, former president and CEO of Interact for Health, died suddenly Wednesday at the age of…
Boone County ENGAGE Citizens Academy seeking applications of 2023 class, deadline December 31
Boone County is holding a free citizens academy program called ENGAGE for residents and business owners who are interested in…
Illusionist Ron Diamond brings holiday magic done right ‘Before Your Very Eyes’ to NKY December 10
Prepare to be amazed by the marvelous wonders of expert hypnotherapist and master magician Ron Diamond this holiday season. Diamond…
Kentucky Department of Agriculture hemp licensing application window open now through December 31
The window to apply for the Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s 2023 hemp licensing program is now open. “Regulatory inaction toward…
Ballyshannon teacher Erika Bowles among 11 new members named to KDA Principals Advisory Council
Ballyshannon Middle School teacher Erika Bowles is among 11 new members selected to join the Kentucky Department of Education’s (KDE’s)…
Luke Runyon has played multiple roles in NewCath football team’s success story this season
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter If Pikeville football coaches scouted Newport Central Catholic’s playoff victory last week, they got…
Covington considering residential parking zones; rent, facade, historic electric signage incentives
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Covington residents may need to get ready for something called the RPZ — or a…
John Y. Brown Jr., an ‘unorthodox’ governor who made fried chicken world famous, dies at 88
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter John Y. Brown Jr., who turned Kentucky Fried Chicken into a multimillion-dollar global enterprise…
Dallas Horn is running (well, walking this year) in his 50th Thanksgiving Day race — and ‘will finish in 1:40’
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter There’s at least one thing Dallas Horn took with him after he left the military….
As concerns about listeria return to the headlines, here’s what to know about infection and food recalls
By Dr. Sarah D’Orazio University of Kentucky Listeria is in the news again – sometimes you’re warned against a particular…
KDFWR offers resources for alternative holidays meals that include locally sourced wild game, fish
Families across Kentucky looking for new ideas on what to serve for Thanksgiving dinner can find several appetizing choices with…
NKY Chamber’s ‘Where We Stand’ legislative agenda preview features Rep. Banta, Sen. McDaniel
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce will host the annual “Where We Stand” 2023 legislative agenda preview on Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2022, from 4…
NFPA urges caution when preparing holiday meal — Thanksgiving is leading day for cooking fires
As Thanksgiving nears, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is urging added caution when preparing the holiday feast, as Thanksgiving…
KDA opens applications for 2023 summer internship program to all Kentucky college students
The Kentucky Department of Agriculture is encouraging Kentucky college students seeking a career in agriculture or government to apply for…
BAWAC inc. celebrated Thanksgiving early with their clients — staff prepared and served the meals
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter They’re never late. Never. In fact, most of the time they’re early. And perhaps that’s…
Commentary: Kentucky youth say ‘Listen to us!’ — and hear us about decisions made about our futures
By Jordan Joslin, Kori Wheeler, and Kirsten Yancy Kentucky Youth Advocates As the November midterm elections have come to a…
Stoops extension agreed upon when ‘things were really good,’ wishes timing could have been better
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Mark Stoops doesn’t regret signing a contract extension but wishes the timing of the agreement…
George Kent founded Hate2Debate to help people understand each other — and restore civility
By Andy Furman NKyTribune Reporter George Kent certainly knows about choices. He made plenty in his lifetime. Kent received his…
Governor declares College Application Month, hoping students pursue education beyond high school
Governor Andy Beshear has declared November 2022 as College Application Month in the Commonwealth, encouraging more Kentucky students to pursue…
Kentucky Retail Federation encouraging shoppers to support local as holiday shopping season nears
As businesses across the Commonwealth gear up for what experts predict will be a busy holiday shopping season, the Kentucky…