Health commissioner says more virus surges likely, encouraging vaccines important despite resistance
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Kentucky will continue to see coronavirus surges from time to time, and because Covid-19…
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Local artists holding Christmas Art Sale at Covington Latin School Nov. 28, in time for holiday shopping
Local artists will provide a venue for the public to do Christmas shopping on November 28, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m….
New CPE brief shows Kentucky on track to reach higher education goals, despite COVID-19 pandemic
A new brief by Kentucky’s Council on Postsecondary Education shows the number of degrees and credentials awarded in the state…
Point/Arc’s JOY celebration returns for 50th anniversary with long list of successes to be proud of
By Andy Furman The Point/Arc The Point/Arc’s JOY-50 celebration with nearly 500 sponsors, family, board members and friends of the…
Sheppard follows in parents’ footsteps, chooses to further legacy at ‘dream school’ Kentucky
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Reed Sheppard will be following in his father’s footsteps. The North Laurel High School standout…
Williamstown pastor Mark Messmore’s book, Simple Preaching Prep, is on important task of preaching
Churches across America of all sizes and types are struggling to find, and keep, pastors. In his new book, Simple…
Burlington woman celebrating early holiday surprise with $100,000 Kentucky Lottery scratch off win
A Burlington woman (who wishes to remain anonymous) was pleasantly surprised after she recently bought a Kentucky Lottery Scratch-off ticket…
AG Cameron joins coalition investigating Facebook’s Instagram and whether it puts children at risk
Attorney General Daniel Cameron has said he is co-leading a nationwide investigation into Meta Platforms, Inc., formerly known as Facebook,…
Joe Heller: Broad brush strokes, full color, and few words — the news of the week in cartoons
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in…
The River: Memories still keen from half a century ago, as cruise season 1971 ‘ends on high note’
By Capt. Don Sanders Special to NKyTribune (The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders is sharing the…
‘Idea whose time has come’: Add KTDF supplements to claiming races; makes the sport stronger
By Jennie Rees HBPA Kentucky Expanding purse supplements for Kentucky-breds to include claiming races would shore up the state’s year-round…
Billy Reed: A happy early Thanksgiving to all, and giving thanks for the escape sport offers this holiday
A happy early Thanksgiving to all readers of the Northern Kentucky Tribune and especially those who take the time to…
KY Department of Education expands Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library free book program across state
The Kentucky Department of Education’s (KDE) Office of Special Education and Early Learning (OSEEL) has expanded statewide the Dolly Parton…
Kentucky honors seniors, rolls to an easy victory over New Mexico State to secure eighth win
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Senior Day can be unpredictable. It began that way for Kentucky when New Mexico State…
Q&A with UK expert: Tobacco prevention is important to KY, which has highest rate of lung cancer
By Grace Colville University of Kentucky November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Each year, the American Cancer Society names the third Thursday…
Douglas Gladstone: MLBPA’s failure to go to bat for former player’s pensions is reprehensible
Are you aware that there are 609 former players who aren’t receiving Major League Baseball (MLB) pensions? Of those 600+…
TMU can create a cohort of business’s employees to help with achieving their educational goals
Thomas More University can create an academic cohort consisting of a group of your business’s employees. Creating a cohort will enable employees…
NKU on-campus food pantry, FUEL NKU, to host 4th annual Friendsgiving Celebration on Monday
Northern Kentucky University’s on-campus food pantry, FUEL NKU, will host its fourth annual Friendsgiving Celebration, inviting NKU students, faculty and…
Executive Branch Ethics Commission charges former Sec. of State Grimes with violations of ethics laws
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky’s Executive Branch Ethics Commission charged former Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes and…
Beechwood advances to state semifinals for eighth consecutive year behind big game by Hergott
By Brendan Connelly NKyTribune sports reporter The Beechwood Tigers are headed to the semifinals of the state football playoffs for…
Nominations now being accepted for 2022 NKY Excellence in Education Celebration awards
Nominations are now open for the 2022 NKY Excellence in Education Celebration awards. On April 27, 2022, the Northern Kentucky…
Jim West, first executive director of Tri-ED, dies at 74 in Georgia after battle with cancer
Staff report James “Jim” F. West, Jr., first executive director of Tri-ED, died Tuesday, November 16, in Augusta, Georgia, after…