Florence Inn parcel sold to Heritage Bank at Master Commissioner’s sale to satisfy debt on property
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The Florence Inn parcel on Dream Street has a new owner. The parcel, which…
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2017 Prep Football Previews: Dayton coach expects senior class to turn program around this season
The NKyTribune will be featuring each of the 21 high school football teams in Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties leading…
Covington Mayor Joseph Meyer provides overview of first months in office at July LBA luncheon
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Covington Mayor Joseph U. Meyer was the featured speaker at the July meeting of…
Amazon’s Hebron facility to participate in national jobs day, company has 50,000 positions to fill
NKyTribune staff Amazon Jobs Day will open 10 fulfillment centers across the United States for candidates to take a tour,…
Crestview Hills’ Marc Phelps to attempt to break world record for longest journey in a jon boat
Marc Phelps, co-founder of Cincinnati-based AlloyFx and resident of Crestview Hills, will attempt to break the world record for longest journey by…
Burlington family desperately seeks evening nurse so they can bring daughter home from hospital
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune reporter Raven Hawthorn is ready to come home, but until her family can secure an evening…
Brent Spence Bridge: Update on progress (moving into Phase 2) and some answers to your questions
The Brent Spence Bridge is undergoing routine maintenance, aimed at keeping a major transportation route for both national and local…
A tribute to legendary NKY radio broadcaster, Dale McMillen, who died Sunday at age 74
By Don Owen Special to NKyTribune If there is a radio broadcaster’s table in Heaven, a glorious catchphrase is…
Update: Ark property sold back to for-profit entity after state threatens loss of tax incentives
Update: It was reported late Monday that the Ark property was sold back to the for-profit entity Ark Encounter LLC…
Our Rich History: Air pioneer Hugh Watson was ‘Grand Patriarch of Cincinnati Aviation’
By Stephen Enzweiler Special to NKyTribune On a crisp autumn morning in November 1954, 60-year old Hugh Watson, one of…
Behringer-Crawford’s ‘Korea: The Forgotten War’ exhibit tells local veterans’ stories in their own words
Ken Harper of Crestview Hills was sitting in economics classic at the University of Kentucky Community College just after Christmas…
Western Kentucky University graduate nominated for primetime Emmy Award for work on HBO series
Becky Ann Baker, a 1975 Western Kentucky University graduate, is a first-time nominee for a Primetime Emmy Award for her…
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Arrival of Ky. Hunting Guide an encouraging sign for anxious fall hunters
By Kevin Kelly Special to NKyTribune Fall can seem like an eternity away when the heat index soars into the…
Ethics Commission dismisses complaints against Bevin over purchase of Anchorage home
By TOM LATEK Kentucky Today The Executive Branch Ethics Commission has dismissed two complaints against Gov. Matt Bevin, saying they…
NKY Chamber Eggs ‘N Issues: highways, economic development, consent decrees impact infrastructure
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The topic at the July Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Eggs ‘N Issues meeting…
Intrepid Urban Farmer: When Satan comes to call on the garden, he’s got a name — Squash Vine Borer
By Ginger Dawson Special to NKyTribune Satan was in my backyard last week. He took me by surprise. He was…
EGC transforms old garage in Ft. Mitchell for the Redfields’ new Camporosso Wood Fired Pizzeria
EGC recently completed the renovation of a dilapidated 90-year-old building, transforming it into Camporosso Wood Fired Pizza, an authentic Neapolitan pizzeria….
At Walton-Verona schools, dulcimers help students swing into love of music — as the Swingin’ Dulcimers
By Brenna R. Kelly Kentucky Teacher Every Tuesday after school, about 20 students gather in Elizabeth Sisson’s music room at…
Thomas More to break ground on new STEM Outreach Center at its Ohio River Biology station
Hands-on, feet-wet science exploration and learning – what student wouldn’t love that? Now more children will have those opportunities thanks…
Leadership Northern Kentucky class’ Unlock the Block Music Fest to ‘activate community virbrancy’
If you haven’t heard about the Unlock the Block Music Fest, you’re about to. It happens on July 22nd, in…
Covington chooses David Johnston for city manager position; brings 20 years experience to job
The Covington Board of Commissioners voted to appoint David Johnston as Covington’s next City Manager at its meeting Tuesday night….
TMK IPSCO back up and running strong in Wilder; steel plant adds second shift a year after going idle
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor A little more than a year ago, the Wilder-based steel producing plant, TMK IPSCO,…