Some relief at the pump as busy summer driving season comes to an end and gas prices edge lower
With the busy summer driving season behind us, motorists are beginning to see some relief at the pump, as the…
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On Constitution Day, Northern Kentucky Forum hosts Sec. of State Michael Adams talking about voting
NKU’s Northern Kentucky Forum is collaborating with NKU’s First Year Experience (freshman engagement) to host remarks from Secretary of State…
Ryan Clark: We must keep perspective, but this Kentucky football team is clearly different
I heard a lot of strange reactions to Kentucky’s 35-28 victory over Missouri Saturday night. Some said it was a…
Letters to the Editor: Hetzel supports public health, Centre alum takes issue with Reed column
Public health crisis Shameless, just shameless – the Republican Party of the United States, particularly when it comes to public…
Erlanger incentivizing redevelopment through an enhanced demolition program
The City of Erlanger is enhancing its demolition grant program, an economic development incentive designed to spur redevelopment that is…
Our Rich History: Father Anthony Deye was a 50-year Activist/Civil Rights Advocate and History Professor
By Dr. Raymond Hebert Special to NKyTribune Part 12 of Our Series: “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University. 1971-2021”…
Ky. infection rate still third in nation, has 12 of top 25 counties; better in shots than most adjoining states
Kentucky’s coronavirus infection rate over the last seven days is still the nation’s third-highest, and its rate has remained stable…
Behringer-Crawford to offer free admission to all Smithsonian Museum Day ticket holders Sept. 19
Behringer-Crawford Museum will open its doors free of charge to all Museum Day ticket holders on Sunday, September 19, as…
Three Northern Kentuckians among Gov. Andy Beshear’s latest board, commission appointments
Gov. Andy Beshear has made the following appointments to Kentucky boards and commissions: Beshear has appointed the following as members…
KDFWR accepting online applications for public land quota hunts throughout month of September
Applications for quota hunts on public lands for deer, waterfowl and pheasants are being taken online during the month of…
Ky. Department of Education accepting nominations for 2022 Class of GoTeachKY Ambassadors
Applications are open for the Kentucky Department of Education’s 2022 Class of GoTeachKY Ambassadors. The mission of GoTeachKY is to…
Survey shows Kentucky Realtors expect greater stabilization, price cutting over next 12 months
Seventy percent of Kentucky Realtors said that their buyers were waiting for prices to stabilize, according to the August 2021…
Prep Sports Notebook: Notre Dame girls soccer team will face state champions in tournament opener
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The Notre Dame girls soccer team that’s off to a 12-0 start this season…
Kentucky relies on Rodriguez, running game to wear down gritty Missouri Saturday night in Lexington
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky has won a lot of games running the football the last few years and…
The River: Where to start? With great storytelling and an “in the beginning’ — for a great way of life
(Editor’s note: Captain Don needed a bit of a break to take care of some personal business — and he’ll…
Kentucky Middle School Teacher of the Year Hallie Booth helps her students learn outside the classroom
Third of three parts By Jacqueline Thompson Kentucky Teacher Kentucky’s 2022 Middle School Teacher of the Year Hallie Booth wanted…
Thomas More kicks-off its 100th anniversary with series of events, including a special Saints Serve day
Thomas More University is commemorating its year-long 100th anniversary celebration with a series of events that started with its season…
Natalie Deering: How psychological flexibility can invite less suffering during uncertain times
The pandemic is not the first time we have encountered uncertainty in our daily lives. Every moment of every day…
Billy Reed: Golf doesn’t like me — but, my, the fun I’ve had and the friends I’ve made, despite by play
The game of golf doesn’t like me and I’m not sure why. Maybe one of my ancestors made fun of…
BBB Cincinnati gearing up for virtual Torch Awards for Ethics honoring area businesses Oct. 21
Greater Cincinnati’s only ethics-centered awards program is going virtual in 2021. The Torch Awards for Ethics will be live-streamed on…
Kentucky Department of Education offering $100 vaccine incentives to all public school employees
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Lawmakers passed a bill banning a statewide mask mandate in schools in favor of leaving…
U.S. Census shows Kentucky grew by 3.8% (166,469 people); 4.5 million now live here
By Rachel Nix Building Kentucky The U.S. Census Bureau recently released its 2020 data showing population increases in Kentucky. Kentucky…