Conservation officers file charges in killing of Fort Mitchell deer; Union man faces multiple counts
A Boone County man is facing multiple wildlife-related and other charges following an investigation by Kentucky conservation officers into the…
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Beshear sounds alarm, says new actions coming; NKY Health Dept. is stepping up contact tracing
Gov. Andy Beshear again warned Kentuckians that they must take action to stop COVID-19, as cases are increasing rapidly in…
CPE report shows Kentucky colleges and universities make substantial progress toward education goals
Kentucky colleges and universities continued to make substantial progress toward the state’s educational attainment goals in 2019-20, exceeding targets for…
Kentucky higher education to receive additional $20M in CARES Act funding; officials revising guidelines
Gov. Andy Beshear announced that Kentucky colleges and universities will avoid state budget cuts this fiscal year while also receiving…
NKU opens season against Ball State on Nov. 25; Thomas More’s McNutt earns conference honor
NKyTribune staff Northern Kentucky University will play host to Ball State to open the season at 6 p.m. on Nov….
New book ‘Murder on the Ohio Belle’ is topic of NKY History Hour this Wednesday evening
In March 1856, a dead body washed onto the shore of the Mississippi River with its arms and legs tied…
Devou Good Foundation grant application to support safer infrastructure projects for walkers, cyclists
The Devou Good Foundation earlier this month announced its open grant application to support $3 million in funding for local projects…
NewsMaker 2020: Brent Cooper’s magic touch — advocating for regionalism and business community
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor You might be forgiven for thinking that Brent Cooper is a bit of a wizard….
Newport Dog Park — vastly improved and larger — reopens in new location on E. 6th Street
Through the dedication of neighborhood volunteers, generous donations from local businesses and residents, and large contributions and support from The…
Erlanger to offer economic development incentive to demolish abandoned, blighted properties
The City of Erlanger will host two webinars to provide information about an economic development incentive that is available to…
Kentucky by Heart: Kentuckian Josephine Kirby Henry played integral role in securing women’s rights
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist It’s been a hundred years since the Nineteenth Amendment passed, giving women across America the…
Gateway offers four-week classes during winter session; online courses run from Dec. 15 -Jan. 12
Gateway Community & Technical College is offering students a chance to complete additional classes during winter break with a winter…
Beshear reports 1,514 cases, 3 deaths, says vaccine is coming but new targeted steps may be needed
Gov. Andy Beshear warned Kentuckians that COVID-19 continues to spread at a frightening pace within the Commonwealth and across the…
UK football team faces emotional week, ending with No. 1 Alabama on Saturday in SEC battle
By Tim Letcher University of Kentucky On Monday, the University of Kentucky football team attended the funeral and a memorial…
Maridith Yahl: I report about COVID, but having been exposed, quarantined and scared, please wear mask
The day had been an ordinary day, nothing outstanding or special. I was relaxing on the couch, snuggling with my…
Contract to repair, reopen Brent Spence: Kokosing Construction to have bridge open by Dec. 23
Kentucky Transportation Secretary Jim Gray announced the awarding of a contract to Kokosing Construction Co. to repair and reopen the…
NewsMaker 2020: Catrena Bowman-Thomas helps families out of poverty, seeks justice, and matters
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Catrena Bowman-Thomas was fully prepared when she became executive director of the NKY Community Action…
It’s not a drill: Beshear reports cases (1,449, 3 deaths) with limited reporting, urges ‘uniting’ against COVID
Gov. Andy Beshear on Sunday asked all Kentuckians to recommit to following safety guidelines as Kentucky again set a record…
Voices from Classroom: Unforgettable year for new teacher, hoping for long non-pandemic career
By Kyle Fitzgerald Dayton High School The challenges that first-year teachers face are many. Grading papers, contacting parents, managing classrooms,…
Jan Hillard: COVID 19, the flu, smallpox, more and the curious case of anti-vaccination from beginning
Suspicion about vaccines is not new. Opposition to vaccinations dates back to the 1800s when some resisted taking the smallpox…
KY Innovation’s RISE partners, including Blue North, invite students to Global Entrepreneurship Week
It’s Global Entrepreneurship Week and KY Innovation’s RISE partners across the state have a rich and diverse schedule of events…
Our Rich History: 200+ years of Southgate/Thompson House in Newport, last 44 as entertainment venue
Part 52 of our series, “Resilience and Renaissance: Newport, Kentucky, 1795-2020.” By Jacob Koch Special to NKyTribune For the last…