Paul Long: Though terrain may not show spring’s effects, March means running season has begun
As the sun struggled to rise past the clouds and start drying out the flood waters around downtown Cincinnati on…
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Gateway receives $50,000 grant from Schroth family trust for Urban Metro Campus, to be matched by state
Gateway Community and Technical College has received a $50,000 grant from the John A. Schroth Family Charitable Trust, PNC Bank,…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Record-breaking snow, cold bring both good and bad news
The change to Daylight Savings Time was last Sunday, and Spring starts next week on March 20, but temperatures are…
Bill expanding use of ignition interlocks OK’d by Senate; aimed at reducing drunk driving
Saying it would reduce the number of habitual drunken drivers, a majority of state senators voted today for legislation that…
Donald Then: Calling Me Home is a poignant novel about a forbidden love and the trials that come with it
The premise of Calling Me Home by Julie Kibler is profound in its simplicity: Isabelle McAllister, a white woman in…
Research indicates students throw away less food since new, healthier lunch rules in place
Kentucky Health News One of the most consistent complaints about the healthier school-lunch standards is that more food ends up…
No More Bullying: Schools can patrol their ‘hotspots,’ prevent bullying in those areas
This column on bullying in schools will run periodically on NKyTribune. By Melissa Martin Special to NKyTribune Bullying in the…
Spotlight on Women: Gretchen Landrum runs NKy Convention Center, puts region’s best foot forward
By Laura Kroeger The Women’s Initiative Gretchen Landrum has been executive director of the Northern Kentucky Convention Center since 2006,…
State of emergency declared as another dangerous winter storm cripples Kentucky
For the second time in less than a month, Gov. Steve Beshear has declared a state of emergency. “Two significant…
Need a little good weather news? Cold retreats next week, March sun will warm things up
A change in the weather pattern will turn off arctic air invasions to allow the March sun to go to…
The Catalytic Fund CDFI certification opens doors to federal funding for community development
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has certified the Catalytic Development Funding Corp. of Northern Kentucky as a Community Development…
Paul Long: Runners – the human kind – have sights on Keeneland for RunTheBluegrass half-marathon
Dozens of Northern Kentucky runners will be heading south at the end of the month, turning the tables on the…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Invasive plants and animals are threat to native species in state
Invasive, exotic species that pose a threat to native plants and animals are making big news these days. It’s a…
Keven Moore: On-demand workforce growing quickly but also raising important questions
Did you have any idea how life would change with the invention of the smartphone? I certainly never imagined. In…
Flying Pig orienteering competition continues at MSU, Carter Caves, offering navigational challenges
While many sports boast a ‘need for speed’ to succeed, this arduous sport demands participants to make split-second decisions and…
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Heads up state anglers, your fishing license is about to expire
By Lee McClellan Special to NKyTribune FRANKFORT, Ky. – It is the time of year anglers must make an investment…
Newport Business Association throws annual meeting celebration; gives awards, installs officers
The Newport Business Association knows how to throw an annual meeting and awards presentation. And the celebration was full on…
Brian Halloran: Ask your legal issue questions here; meantime, if you have an auto accident . . .
Attorney Brian Halloran is a native Northern Kentuckian and graduate of Chase College of Law. He will answer your questions…
Capitol Notes: Keene’s ignition interlock device bill advances; human trafficking, KEES, P3 bills also move forward
Ignition interlock device bill approved by House A bill that would replace hardship licenses for DUI offenders with an…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Hunting predators like coyotes provides a unique experience
Hunting coyotes is an experience unlike any other in Kentucky. You are hunting a predator, an animal of high intelligence,…
Capitol Notes: KTRS bond bill, early childhood bill pass House, head to Senate
KTRS bond bill on to Senate A House proposal to authorize $3.3 billion in bonds to reduce the unfunded liability…