Former Highlands, UK quarterback Jared Lorenzen hospitalized with serious medical issues
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Jared Lorenzen, a record-setting quarterback for Highlands High School and the University of Kentucky,…
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Nearly 49 million of us will be traveling this Independence Day holiday — most by automobile
Nearly 49 million Americans will celebrate the red, white and blue with an Independence Day getaway this year — more…
KOHS launches ‘Obey the Sign or Pay the Fine’ enforcement blitz runs June 30 through July 13
The Kentucky Office of Highway Safety (KOHS) is partnering with law enforcement agencies across the state in a speed enforcement…
Constance Alexander: Genetic eye disorder leads biologist to alternative ways to see the world
When he was a farm boy growing up in rural Iowa, John Pollpeter was like most kids. He played Little…
Fort Thomas resident McKenna Miller earns Stanley R. and Martha C. Helbert Scholarship from Pony Club
Six exceptional Pony Club members — including Fort Thomas resident McKenna Miller — were awarded college scholarships through the United…
City of Covington officials say ‘cautious and conservative’ budget designed to move city forward
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of two stories submitted by the City of Covington to help explain its 2019-20…
Tim Bray: Tourism is booming; Northern Kentucky has emerged as statewide regional juggernaut
The summer vacation season has arrived and tourism in Northern Kentucky has never been hotter. A slew of vibrant attractions,…
Our Rich History: Ludlow War Heroes forgotten no longer; 900 served but 27 did not return home
By David E. Schroeder Special to NKyTribune Part 2 of a continuing series on the 75th anniversary of the closing…
KYTC District 6 road report update on current construction projects in Northern Kentucky
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 would like the public to be aware of the following conditions and/or operations that…
AAA study: Motorists believe texting behind the wheel is as dangerous as driving intoxicated
Nearly 97 percent of motorists believe texting or emailing on a cellphone while driving is an extremely or very dangerous…
University of Kentucky trustees approve $4.2 billion budget; includes pay and modest tuition increases
By Jay Blanton University of Kentucky The University of Kentucky Board of Trustees have approved a $4.2 billion budget. Among the…
Six month, multi-agency investigation nets 20 arrests (so far), gets plethora of illegal drugs off the street
NKyTribune staff A multi-agency investigation centered in Dayton, Kentucky has resulted in the arrest of 20 people and large quantities…
Covington continues cleanup effort; weekend storms dumped almost five inches of rain in 24 hours
A little more than a day after torrential rains sent torrents of water washing down streets in several Covington neighborhoods,…
Kentucky by Heart: Poring over Kentucky’s past gives new meaning to the present, future
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist This is a reprint of a column originally published on June 21, 2015. I typically…
New fishing, hunting regulations proposed; based on recommendations of Fish and Wildlife Commission
The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commission proposed new steps to make it more convenient for people to obtain their hunter…
CompMed to invest $1.1M in Newport expansion; medical billing services company to add 150 FT jobs
Gov. Matt Bevin today announced medical billing services company CompMed, Ltd. plans to create 150 full-time jobs with a $1.11…
NKU’s Field Station Hosts “Talk & Walk” Nature Series with the focus on Monarch butterflies
Northern Kentucky University’s Research and Education Field Station (REFS) hosts its annual “Talk & Walk” nature series on Thursday, June…
Brent Cooper: If you haven’t been to a Kentucky Speedway race, you’re missing out
I’m a lifelong Kentuckian that’s been all over the state. I’ve been to Mammoth Cave and Carter Caves. Cave Run…
Six KY nursing homes are on a formerly unpublished list of 400 poor performers around the nation
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The U.S. senators from Pennsylvania have released a report that includes the names of…
Covington Public Works crews cleaning up damage from weekend storms – ‘It’s everywhere’
Crews from the Covington Public Works Department worked throughout the night Saturday and all day Sunday cleaning up damage across…
Sewer work to close section of Greenup Street in Covington for about a week, starting Monday
Greenup Street will be closed to traffic between Ninth and 10th streets starting Monday at 7 a.m., weather depending. The…
On Father’s Day, Fish and Wildlife Commissioner remembers officers who lost their lives serving
As a father, I cherish the memories already made with my two daughters and anticipate the milestones still ahead of…