The Primary: Schoborg, Kenton Family Court; Flaig, Boone commission; Murray, Boone Circuit Clerk
TERRI KING SCHOBORG Kenton County Family Court I am seeking the position of Kenton County family court judge because both…
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Rural Blog: Fewer U.S. workers using prescription opioids but more using cocaine, marijuana
Fewer U.S. workers are using prescription opioids, but more are using cocaine, methamphetamine and marijuana Fewer U.S. workers are using…
KY FAME class of 2018 graduates 22; sponsors and Gateway CTC work together to develop workforce
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The 2018 graduates from the KY FAME Advanced Manufacturing Technician Program were recognized recently…
NKITA to host program at Kentucky Speedway to discuss Japan’s influence on state’s auto industry
The auto industry is one of Kentucky’s major economic drivers with the sector employing nearly 95,000 people at more than…
Medicaid work requirements to begin in NKY this summer; all but eight KY counties involved by Dec. 1
Medicaid work requirements to begin in Northern Kentucky this summer, with all but eight counties to be involved by Dec….
Our Rich History: Remember April 23, 1968, when a destructive tornado stuck Falmouth?
By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to the NKyTribune I vividly remember Tuesday, April 23, 1968. It was nine days after…
‘Better in the Bluegrass:’ Celebrating culinary tourism, special fare, upcoming season of Top Chef
Kentucky is a hidden gem of Southern fare, featuring one-of-a-kind restaurants and chefs specializing in local ingredients and distinctive cuisine….
Covington’s ’emerging hot spots’ – city pursuing opportunities for development outside downtown
In honor of National Economic Development Week, May 7-12, Covington is calling attention to its aggressive efforts to work with…
Not just home runs on large projects, with City’s help, small-scale development driving Covington surge
In honor of National Economic Development Week, May 7-12, Covington is calling attention to its aggressive efforts to work with…
Six WKU students, one a NKyian, awarded Fulbright grants for international studies
Six Western Kentucky University students, including Logan Mitchell of Hebron, have been offered Fulbright U.S. Student Grants for the 2018-19…
30 years ago: Remembering the Carrollton bus crash, 27 victims with a commitment against drunk driving
Thirty years ago this month, the community of Radcliff, Ky., was devastated by the deadliest drunk driving crash in America….
Keven Moore: Mothers are ultimate risk management & safety professionals of this world
As we all pause to show our appreciation to mothers this Sunday, it occurred to me how mothers are the…
The Primary: Robert Neace, Boone County attorney; Darrell Link, state House District 61
The NKyTribune is offering an opportunity for those in contested NKY races in the primary election to make their case…
Chamber’s NKITA hosts seminar on Japanese influence on the auto industry in Kentucky
The auto industry is one of Kentucky’s major economic drivers with the sector employing nearly 95,000 people at more than…
Newport to preserve portions of old Fourth Street School’s historical ‘stone wall’ from 1930s
By Don Owen NKyTribune reporter One of the most distinguishing features of the old Fourth Street School in Newport was…
Kentucky by Heart: Local writing ‘colorists’ concerned with region’s character in late 1800s
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Northern Kentuckian John Uri Lloyd is a sterling example of the “local color” fiction writers…
‘This isn’t your father’s Covington’ – Energy at Pike and Madison is contagious and is attracting attention
In honor of National Economic Development Week, May 7-12, Covington is calling attention to its aggressive efforts to work with…
Our Rich History: Third District School is now an office building, Fifth Street Center in Covington
By David E. Schroeder Special to NKyTribune Travelers taking the Fifth Street Interstate-75 exit into Covington see this building often,…
Cincinnati Travel & Tourism Week starts tomorrow; showcase events celebrate regional tourism
The Cincinnati region’s destination marketing organizations are celebrating the 35th annual National Travel and Tourism Week, May 6-12, with a…
Record high $8.4 million spent by lobbyists in the first three months of 2018 General Assembly
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Spending by lobbyists during the first three months of the 2018 General Assembly reached an…
KHS to dedicate historic marker for NKY Heritage League May 12 at George Rogers Clark Park
On May 12 at 11 a.m. the Kentucky Historical Society will dedicate a historic marker on behalf of the Northern…
Richard Nelson: Despite drama, 2018 legislative session was a successful production in many ways
The 2018 General Assembly was incredibly productive and even took positive steps to shore up the state pension system, but…