Kentucky Supreme Court rules Bevin exceeded his authority by ordering current-year education cuts
The Kentucky Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling Thursday and said Gov. Matt Bevin exceeded his authority by cutting…
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Brossart starts off strong with new quarterback Chase Keller leading revamped offense
The NKyTribune will be providing focused coverage of NKY high school football throughout the season, thanks to support from St. Elizabeth…
Quest, Vision, Skyward: Reflecting on NKY’s commitment to a plan — and One Vision One Voice
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune reporter Bill Scheyer knows the impact of a strategic vision. He sees the proof from his…
Attorney Gary Reed writes second book, a legal thriller set in Cinci/NKy; hint — prosecutor is villain
Special to NKyTribune Northern Kentucky attorney Gary Reed’s second book is a legal thriller that plays out against a background…
Newport Central Catholic students showing support for principal dealing with heart problems
By Terry Boehmker NKy Tribune sports reporter Before classes started on Monday, students and faculty members at Newport Central Catholic…
Law suit questions Matt Teaford’s candidacy; he says he isn’t raising money and hasn’t campaigned
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Where is Matt Teaford, Republican candidate for Kentucky’s 67th District House of Representatives? Where does…
NKU to offer series of ‘Digital Debate-In’ events for presidential debates; participate in live polling
Northern Kentucky University’s George and Ellen Rieveschl Digitorium will host a series of interactive viewing events this fall for community…
L’Oréal USA releases details of large-scale solar project at Florence manufacturing facility
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor L’Oréal USA today announced it will exceed its carbon emission reduction goals and build…
Take the plunge! 9th Annual Great Ohio River Swim Sunday (largest swim across river) for good cause
The 9th Annual Great Ohio River Swim (GORS) will take place on Sunday, September 25 starting at 8:15 am at Cincinnati’s Serpentine Wall. Sponsored by Outdoor Adventure…
DoubleTake Salon opens second location in Williamstown; identical twins see dreams come true
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune reporter Identical twins Diana Nicely and Debra Wilson share more than the same genome; they share…
Preparing for closure of IRS ‘flat top’ facility in 2019: Covington gets update, net job loss 1638
The City of Covington received updated information regarding the recent announcement of the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) closure of its…
Books by the Banks 10th annual festival features new poster, celebration of literacy, regional book fair
After 10 years of bringing the region’s biggest and best book festival to downtown Cincinnati, Books by the Banks has…
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: With autumn around the corner, it’s time to fall for trout all over again
By Kevin Kelly Special to NKyTribune Anglers treasure the fall months in Kentucky. The shortening periods of daylight and the…
Friday Football Roundup: CovCath wins third straight home game with scoring surge in third quarter
The NKyTribune will be providing focused coverage of NKY high school football throughout the season, thanks to support from St. Elizabeth…
St. Henry teams looking to claim two All “A” Classic state titles in eight days
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The St. Henry boys’ golf team won the Kentucky All “A” Classic state tournament…
N K Y Chamber launches new brand — a brand for the region; share your story at #NKYBecause
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce launched its new brand at their annual dinner Thursday evening. “This is not just…
UK’s journalism faculty ask Pres. Capilouto to apologize to student newspaper, withdraw lawsuit
Staff report The University of Kentucky School of Journalism and Media faculty sent a letter to UK President Capilouto objecting…
IRS to close Covington ‘submission processing operation’ in 2019, move affects 1800 employees
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor In a move that will impact 1800 employees of 4100 in the metropolitan area, the…
Paul Long: Deluge and bugs made Hamilton’s Midnight Madness Half Marathon fun but weird
I ran my sixth half-marathon this weekend, and it may have been the weirdest one yet. Usually, when you run…
Gayle Pille: Vulnerable box turtles are in danger — lend a helping hand but don’t take them home
Box turtles are in big trouble. Habitats are so broken up by housing developments and roadways that they are squashed…
Hellmann Creative Center Grand Opening; Center for Great Neighborhoods celebration set for Thursday
NKyTribune staff The Center for Great Neighborhoods has scheduled events Thursday to celebrate its 40th anniversary, as well as the…
Team of international street artists to create ‘titanic’ work of public art on north-facing Boone Block lofts
Amsterdam-based street artist collaborative “The London Police” will spend the next nine days creating a titanic work of art on…