Doctors tell patients to ‘take exercise pills’ because physical activity is good for the mind and the body
By Arash Javanbakht Wayne State University As with many other physicians, recommending physical activity to patients was just a doctor…
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Neighborhood herbalist Rachel Eten builds new business on a foundation of holistic health
By Kim Kobersmith Special to NKyTribune Rachel Eten’s interest in natural healing began when she was a girl and her…
Chris Reinersman leads Kentucky’s 14th largest city which has a small-town feel
By Natalie Hamren NKyTribune reporter Part of an occasional series on NKY’s mayors. Chris Reinersman was elected as Independence’s mayor…
Be a Hero — Read Together Daily; check out Read Ready Covington’s activities coming up
By Mary Kay Connolly Read Ready Covington Dad taught me to value reading and learning. He left Holmes High School…
AAA reports that Kentucky leads the way with 6-cent gallon drop as gas prices fall for first time in months
Landing at $2.86, the national average has decreased week-over-week for the first time since November of last year. Today’s average…
KSP’s Trooper Teddy bears are on sale for Easter, raises funds to support traumatized children
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky State Police have a last-minute gift idea for kids’ Easter baskets, a Trooper Teddy…
Calipari adds graduate transfer Grady to UK roster; guard scored 2,002 career points at Davidson
By Eric Lindsey University of Kentucky Kentucky has added a high-scoring, experienced playmaker to its roster for the 2021-22 season…
Contrasting styles on display as Highlands meets Muhlenberg County; Brossart girls win 10th Region
NKyTribune staff It’s the high-scoring offensive attack of Highlands taking on the stingy defense of Muhlenberg County at 11 a.m….
Give Where You Live giving circle awards NKY Speed Philanthropy Grant to Esperanza Latino Center
Give Where You Live NKY giving circle members recently gathered to give $6,500 to Esperanza Latino Center in a process…
From radio ‘star’ to retirement: City Clerk Maggie Nyhan ending 20 1/2 years at Covington City Hall
Covington City Clerk Maggie Nyhan is ending her 20½-year career at City Hall with an array of memories, including this:…
Keeneland’s 2021 Spring Meet opens Friday and runs through April 23 — nine stakes races in first two days
Keeneland’s 2021 Spring meet opens Friday and runs through April 23, with no racing on Easter Sunday. First post every…
Kentucky by Heart: Kentucky’s library collections offer a wealth of resources on state and local history
Editor’s Note: This is the first of a two-part column on Kentucky collections in the state’s local libraries. By Steve…
Beshear reports 40% of KY adults are vaccinated; 310 new cases, 11 deaths, mask mandate extended
Gov. Andy Beshear announced more than 1.3 million Kentuckians have received at least their first dose of one of three…
Dixie Heights edges Notre Dame, 45-43, to claim first 9th Region girls basketball championship since 1992
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter After sitting out last year following knee surgery, Dixie Heights senior guard Laci Reinhart…
Bob’s Original Sweeper Shop celebrates 50th anniversary in Erlanger, has opened more locations
For 50 years, Bob’s Original Sweeper Shop has been doing a dirty business in Erlanger. Since 1971, the sweeper shop…
BCM’s NKY History Hour presents the life and times of Clyde and Mary Middleton tomorrow at 6:30 p.m.
Although not born or raised in Kenton County, Clyde and Mary Middleton, through years of service in political, religious and…
NKU cuts ribbon on ‘The Sandbox’ an innovation lab and home to its Esports and ready for competitions
Northern Kentucky University celebrated the opening of The Sandbox — an innovation lab and home to NKU Esports — with…
Advancing Equity: The strategic importance of diversity, equity, inclusion; everyone needs safety
By Sharon Fusco CEO, Redwood NKY Part of a continuing series by NKY’s nonprofits who stand together against racism and…
Jim Waters: Tax-hiking zealots have a Plan B — sneaking legislative gimmick to raise gas tax
Since special-interest groups pressuring legislators to raise Kentuckians’ taxes wouldn’t dare take a credible poll to find out what the…
First-of-its-kind analytics tool helps colleges eliminate blind spots in jobs, salaries, track success
Kentucky colleges and universities have a new tool to see if graduates who move out of state are securing jobs…
Ralph Drees, homebuilder, philanthropist, friend of the community, dies at 86 after long illness
Ralph Anthony Drees, 86, of Crescent Springs, passed away peacefully on Saturday at Hospice Care of St. Elizabeth in Edgewood….
State reports 361 new COVID cases, 8 deaths, 2.88% positivity; ages 40-up eligible to get vaccine now
The state reported 361 new COVID cases on Sunday, 8 deaths, and 2.88% positivity. Of the new cases, 72 were…