National Underground Railroad Freedom Center to host screening of NKU film on rise of abolitionism Feb. 16
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center will host a screening of a film created by three Northern Kentucky University faculty….
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Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources report outlines use fees collected in 2024
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today When someone buys a fishing or hunting license, registers their boat in Kentucky or purchases…
Our Rich History: Busken Bakery, a popular NKY business since 1928, still going strong
By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD Special to NKyTribune In August 2016, Royal Cup Coffee and Tea, a family-owned and longstanding…
Two U.S. congressmen introduce bi-partisan bills to strengthen state’s equine industry
Congressmen Andy Barr (KY-06) and Morgan McGarvey (KY-03), reintroduced two bipartisan bills to strengthen Kentucky’s equine industry by incentivizing investment…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: A look back at Kentucky’s 2024 white-tailed deer season, harvest numbers
Despite bouts of extreme weather the harvest during Kentucky’s 2024 white-tailed deer season reached a five year high, and was…
KYTC reminding Kentuckians ‘Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk’ ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl
Regardless of who Kentuckians choose to root for during Super Bowl LIX, Team Kentucky is reminding fans to make responsible…
Officials announce Kentucky’s first statewide Agriculture Education Week set for March 17-21
Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman, Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell and Commissioner of Education Robbie Fletcher on Wednesday announced March 17-21…
59th National Farm Machinery Show set for Feb. 12-15 at Kentucky Exposition Center
The 59th National Farm Machinery Show, which has an estimated economic impact of $27.7 million, is scheduled Feb. 12-15 at…
February 11 NKY History Hour to explore inspiring life story of Kentucky’s own Harlan Hubbard
Journey through the unconventional life of Harlan Hubbard, Kentucky’s own visionary artist, writer and sustainability pioneer, during the next NKY…
Two Northern Kentucky teachers among ten named finalists for annual Gold Star Teacher Award
Gold Star and The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati (TCT) have announced this year’s top 10 finalists for the annual Gold…
Our Rich History: The Smoot-Hawley Tariff of 1930 and Kentucky’s congressional delegation
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune There are many memorable scenes from the movie Ferris Bueller’s Day Off….
Opinion – Judy Harris: A sobering reality, learning sad lessons of racial prejudice but friendship can prevail
“Friendship is always a sweet responsibility.” Khalil Gibran February’s Black History Month began in 1970. Since its institution, I find…
AIKCU report: State’s 18 independent, nonprofit colleges contribute $2.06 billion to state, local economies
Kentucky’s 18 independent, nonprofit colleges and universities contribute $2.06 billion to the state and local economies, according to a report…
KY’s 2024-25 deer harvest is second-largest ever; record for antlered deer and public lands harvest
Hunters collectively recorded a near record harvest of deer during Kentucky’s just concluded 2024-25 season. Hunters took 149,868 deer –…
Kentucky Auditor Allison Ball asks for deeper investigation in housing of children in foster care
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today State Auditor Allison Ball on Tuesday said she has received information from the Commonwealth Office…
Mike Tussey: Those school years of the 1950s were indeed — Happy Days
It’s January 29, and amid the gloom of recent polar vortex temperatures and snow, sometimes we daydream. Perhaps those great…
Our Rich History: New documentary series explores Greater Cincinnati’s history of photography innovation
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune Each day we pick up our smart phones and perhaps snatch a…
Kenton County Fiscal Court names J.S. Held to oversee development of new 225-acre park in Independence
At its Jan. 10 meeting, the Kenton County Fiscal Court approved J.S. Held to serve as its owner’s representative for…
Covington Form of Government Transition Committee includes members from eight of city’s neighborhoods
The newly proposed committee that will help guide the City’s move to a new governing structure over the next two…
Fort Wright council hears about possible roundabouts to be installed as part of I-75 project
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Fort Wright city council listened to a representative from Verdantis, (formerly CT Consultants) talk…
Opinion – Al Cross: Three heroes, 80 years ago this week, echo today
Eighty years ago this week, on successive days a few miles apart in eastern France, three rural Americans risked their…
Severe winter weather and cold temperatures underscore importance of winter emergency kit
With Kentucky’s winter bringing an unusual load of snow, ice and bitter cold temperatures, AAA is reminding drivers of the…