Developer sues NKU, Highland Heights for ‘scuttling’ a 16-year, $112m project at campus’ entrance
By Jack Brammer NKy Tribune reporter A large development firm is suing Northern Kentucky University, its president, Ashish Vaidya, and…
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Holy Cross basketball player Jacob Meyer returns for senior season after leading state in scoring last year
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter When the Holy Cross boys basketball team begins pre-season practice 10 days from now,…
Northern Kentuckians for the Judiciary has endorsed candidates in contested judicial races on Nov. 8 ballot
Northern Kentuckians for the Judiciary (NKFJ) has endorsed candidates in contested judicial races on the Nov. 8 ballot in the…
Jay Winstel loves to talk into a microphone and his booming voice is heard by a lot of sports fans
By Andy Furman NKyTribune Reporter Imagine getting paid to talk. Oh, did we mention also getting into local sporting events…
Hometown success, nation’s 30th largest home builder, Fischer Homes, names new leadership
By Pat Crowley Special to NKyTribune Fischer Homes – the nation’s 30th largest home builder focused on distinctive design and…
Eight girls soccer teams clinch berths in next week’s 9th Region tournament by making it to district finals
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The field is set for the 9th Region girls soccer tournament that will include…
Our Rich History: TM history department continues in tradition of Sisters of Notre Dame — 1970s-2021
By Dr. Raymond Hebert Thomas More University Part 65 of our series “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University,…
Inaugural NKY Cocktail Classic extends Bourbon Heritage Month to decide Best Bartender on B-Line
What better way to celebrate “America’s Native Spirit” than with a few cocktails, some friendly competition, and a celebration. Three…
Prep Sports Notebook: Football players enter final month of season on threshold of career milestones
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Going into the final month of the regular season, high school football players Chase…
Ben Dusing, John Gardner find purpose, fulfillment in humanitarian work in Ukraine, despite the risk
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Back in March, less than three weeks into Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, NKY’s…
The River: 1971 Cincinnati to Kentucky Lake cruise results in momentous moment in Delta Queen lore
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders shares the stories of his long association with the river…
Governor’s advisory committee reports feedback: Kentuckians support legalizing medical cannabis
Kentuckians agree that it is past time for the Commonwealth to take action on legalizing medical cannabis, Gov. Andy Beshear…
Thomas More University unveils first named college, St. Elizabeth College of Natural and Health Sciences
Thomas More University officially unveiled its first named college, the St. Elizabeth College of Natural and Health Sciences on Friday….
Kentucky voter registration surges in August with more than 9,600 newly-registered voters joining rolls
The Kentucky Secretary of State on Friday announced Kentucky is seeing a surge in voter registrations with 9,631 new voters…
BM2 Freight Services, Automotive Service Products announce expansions to NKY operations
Two Northern Kentucky businesses announced expansion plans Thursday that will bring a total of 81 new jobs to the area….
State’s $15 million returned for aluminum mill that didn’t happen; long sought by NKY’s Sen. McDaniel
Gov. Andy Beshear announced that the Commonwealth has secured the return of Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration’s $15 million investment in…
Incumbent Michelle Keller holds big lead in campaign funds over opponent Joe Fischer in Kentucky Supreme Court race
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter Kentucky Supreme Court Justice incumbent Michelle Keller is outpacing challenger Joe Fischer in campaign funds…
BBB: As hurricanes wreak havoc on neighbors, fraudsters lie in waiting; here are helpful guidelines
Hurricane Ian damaging the West Coast of Florida and last week Hurricane Fiona hit Puerto Rick and the Domincan Republic,…
Life Learning Center receives a $101,000 Impact 100 grant for its Pillars Cafe transformation project
Life Learning Center (LLC) was recognized as one of four 2022 Impact 100 Grant Recipients and received a $101,000 award…
According to new SmartAsset study, Hebron is top suburb in south; Erlanger, Fort Wright are in top ten
Staff report A study by SmartAsset has uncovered the best suburbs to live in near a large city — and…
Candidate for Kenton County Court judge seeks to disqualify an opponent over residency requirement
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter Ashley McNeese, a candidate for judge in Kenton Family Court’s new 6th division, claims in…
KY paves way for emergency crews as Hurricane Ian bears down on Florida; Duke Energy sending help
Staff report Kentucky Transportation Secretary Jim Gray on Tuesday issued an official order to help speed emergency crews to Florida…