Our Rich History: Untold stories of Cincinnatians caught in December 7, 1941’s ‘Day of Infamy’
By Stephen Enzweiler Special to NKyTribune The morning of Sunday, December 7, 1941 began in Cincinnati like most in early…
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Marquee Miss wins Holiday Inaugural Stakes at Turfway Park; jockey Jon Court gets career win 4,000
Marquee Miss took advantage of a screaming pace to win the 31st running of the $50,000 Holiday Inaugural Stakes at…
UK Colleges team up to develop a video game to educate young family farmers, help prevent injuries
By Olivia McCoy From UKNow Family farming differs from other professions because people in this field both work and live…
Keith Taylor: Setback to UCLA will serve as an early learning experience for Kentucky
John Calipari wanted to see how his team would respond against an even-matched foe and the result wasn’t exactly what…
Beechwood wins first state football title since 2008 to restore team’s reputation
The NKyTribune will be providing focused coverage of NKY high school football throughout the season, thanks to support from St. Elizabeth…
Rodney Cain, best known as ‘Biz,’ dies at 78; farmer, businessman, banker, family man — and Papaw
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Rodney Cain, 78, a prominent Northern Kentucky businessman and community leader, died Thursday morning, surrounded…
NKY high school students earn college credit for culinary classes through agreements with Sullivan U.
A growing number of Northern Kentucky high school students are earning college credits through their schools’ articulation agreements with the…
St. E has developed free-standing Education and Training Center, at expanded former METS Center
Staff Report St. Elizabeth Healthcare has transformed the former METS Center in Erlanger to a state-of-the-art, free-standing Education and Training…
Northern Kentucky lawmakers discuss issues facing the 2017 General Assembly at CBC luncheon.
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Northern Kentucky stakeholders got a preview of issues that could be considered by the…
Beechwood Tigers back in state football final with ‘hungry’ team that exceeded early expectations
The NKyTribune will be providing focused coverage of NKY high school football throughout the season, thanks to support from St. Elizabeth…
Southbank, Bellevue and Newport celebrate the completion of Taylor Creek Overlook Park
Southbank Partners and the cities of Bellevue and Newport celebrated the completion of Taylor Creek Overlook Park Wednesday afternoon. An…
NKYEC’s College and Career Readiness Symposium helps teachers adjust to new world of education
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Tuesday’s College and Career Readiness Symposium provided the region’s educators and other stakeholders with…
Norse women fall to Stetson 54-45 in first Victor’s Hoops 4 Health Day; local school kids see the action
From NKU Athletics Communication In front of a crowd of 5,332 fans — including hundreds of local schoolchildren — during…
United Way, Bengals launch Character ‘Playbook,’ digital initiative on youth character development
The Cincinnati Bengals and United Way of Greater Cincinnati teamed up to launch “Character Playbook™, a digital learning initiative focused on…
Medicaid expansion results in more Kentuckians obtaining preventative breast cancer screenings
The cost of more than 8,500 breast cancer screenings was covered by the state’s Medicaid expansion during the second quarter…
Boone County Schools expand language program to 10,500 students, enhancing college/career options
Boone County School District, known as one of the most innovative districts in Northern Kentucky, is offering digital language learning…
Giving it another try; salon visit becomes moment of kindness for woman with son on autism spectrum
By Elizabeth Huss Special to the NKyTribune My story of thanks takes place inside a hair salon in the Shoppes…
Bill Scheyer announces plans to retire as president of Skyward in February, 2017; board to plan next steps
Skyward President Bill Scheyer announced plans to retire, effective February 28, 2017. Scheyer has served as president of Skyward and…
Looking for perfect ‘best friend’ gift? New Doggie Paddles may have just what you’re looking for
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor If you are looking for that perfect Christmas gift for your Best Friend (aka your…
Boone County agrees to loan SD1 $6.2 million to provide upgrades to sanitary sewer in Hebron
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The Boone County Fiscal Court has approved a loan of up to $6.2 million…
No clowning around about this enterprise; Bircus is more than beer and a circus, it’s serious business
Anyone who has ever suggested that clowning around doesn’t pay off has never met Paul Hallinan Miller. Ever the visionary,…
Ron Daley: Eastern Kentucky must learn from past to prepare for future, admit failures, celebrate success
We need to understand the reasons why eastern Kentucky has not made the same level of progress as other Appalachian…