Beshear reports 963 cases, 37 deaths, opens 28 more vaccine sites, opens long-term care sites to visitors
Governor Andy Beshear announced the state is opening an additional 28 vaccination sites, for a total of 291 sites across…
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Kentucky Distillers see Bourbon Trail attendance drop during pandemic, seek legislative remedies
For the first time in its 21-year history, total attendance at Kentucky Bourbon Trail® distilleries fell sharply in 2020 amidst…
Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles to kick of winter agriculture conference February 22
As much of the nation begins to thaws from wintry weather next week, Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Ryan Quarles will…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Martin’s Fork Lake is Ky’s only reservoir with four species of black bass
This is the 13th article in an ongoing series about Kentucky’s major reservoirs. Martins Fork Lake is about 4 miles…
Joseph Kurtz: HB 149 offers Kentuckians the right to choose the education their children deserve
Former State Representative Jim Wayne authored an opinion piece calling on Catholics to oppose House Bill 149, which would create…
Kentucky to recognize contributions of grocery workers during Supermarket Employees Day Feb. 22
Supermarket employees have played a major role in keeping our communities running and our families fed throughout the COVID-19 pandemic….
NKU plays host to powerful Wright State in pivotal Horizon League series to conclude regular season
By Don Owen NKyTribune sports editor Due to the complicated formula being used to determine seedings for the upcoming Horizon…
Vinson pours in 31 points, grabs 13 rebounds as Highlands cruises to 82-60 win over NewCath
NKyTribune staff Sam Vinson scored 31 points and grabbed 13 rebounds as Highlands cruised to an 82-60 win over Newport…
Beshear reports 1,017 cases, 18 deaths — says ‘remain vigilant’ so close to the finish line
Gov. Andy Beshear said Kentucky continues to hold its progress against COVID-19, but it is too early to relax precautions….
Holmes High School Esports team plays video games competitively — and must focus on academics
By Debra Vance Covington Independent Schools Sixteen-year-old Haidyn Legner has never been part of a school sporting team, until now. The sophomore at Holmes High School has joined the schools’…
Horizon provides $32k for emergency relief for food, shelter, transportation to three nonprofits
Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky has distributed $31,800 across three local nonprofits through the Horizon NKY Coronavirus Relief Fund,…
Special COVID-19 health insurance enrollment period begins; Kyians have until May 15 to choose a plan
Kentuckians have a new opportunity to enroll in health insurance for 2021 on HealthCare.gov, but only for a limited time….
Keven Moore: His cancer journey shared — with lessons learned from his own battle with cancer
It was like any other early October evening. I was standing in the kitchen when my wife said “come here”…
Bill Straub: The Republican Party is trying to find itself — a ‘house divided against itself cannot stand’
It was Lincoln, the pre-eminent member of a political organization formerly known as the Republican Party, who cited the synoptic…
The Man Scout: Let’s commit to using technology for good and trying to create more positivity in the world
By Chris Cole Special to NKyTribune First things first – a big Man Scout thank you to my wife, Megan,…
Covington funds seven neighborhood projects; beautification includes banners, benches, more
Seven more neighborhood groups will receive funding from the City of Covington for small improvement projects ranging from park benches…
Kentucky withstands Vanderbilt second-half rally, holds on for 82-78 road win on Wednesday night
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Vanderbilt made a run at Kentucky, but the Wildcats never flinched and held on for…
Covington commission hears first reading on MS4 fees, re-enters into swim contract for pool season
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Covington Commissioners met for their regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday night, held virtually because of COVID-19….
Agricultural communications degree leads to life of global service, adventure for UK Agriculture alumna
By Aimee Nielson University of Kentucky Sarah Marshall knew from a young age that her path would lead to the…
Kentucky Career Center adds three public libraries to list of service hubs for career development
Kentucky Career Center – Northern Kentucky has added three new Access Point locations to better serve the eight-county Northern Kentucky…
Kentucky Book Festival subscription literary series offers bibliophiles a mailed-to-your-door experience
The Kentucky Book Festival on Monday announced a new literary subscription series called the Kentucky Book Festival Book Bundle, offering…
Shane Noem joins Dinsmore & Shohl’s Roebling Solutions to provide government relations services
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP is launching a new ancillary business, Roebling Solutions, with political strategist Shane Noem, based in the…