We remember: Even here, 650 miles away, terrorist attacks on World Trade Center left lasting scars
With their suddenness, violence, and scope, the horrific events that transpired 19 years ago today stunned and traumatized America. Even…
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Covington IRS site’s backstory enmeshed with intrigue, drama – $1 grows to $20.5 million
Almost 60 years old, the newspaper clippings are faded and fragile. But with the rapid-fire publication of daily journalism, their…
‘Flat Top’ shuts down after 52 years; 1100 miles away, architect who designed IRS center laments closure
More than 52 years after it opened, the federal government’s massive tax processing facility will cease operation this weekend, triggering…
Bill Straub: Disaster debate another example of how Kentucky lawmakers in D.C. have lost their way
WASHINGTON – Senate Republican Leader Mitch “Root ‘n Branch’’ McConnell took some time off last week to – quite appropriately…
Longtime Kentucky Post reporter Workum dies after series of illnesses; assignments included police beat
Bertram (Bert) A. Workum, longtime reporter for the now-defunct The Kentucky Post, died at his home Thursday. Workum, 75, recently…
Bill Straub: Bevin’s attempts to circumvent state’s media scutiny just another way of saying ‘trust me’
WASHINGTON – Oh, such a clever boy is Mad Matt Bevin. Cicadas, Peeping Tom, a strange and meandering 15-minute word…
Bill Straub: If Bevin truly is a man of integrity, then it’s well past time that he shows some
WASHINGTON – There is some evidence that the glorious leader, Gov. Mad Matt Bevin, may have stepped in it this…
Mike Farrell among nine new members to be inducted into Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame
Nine new members will join the Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame Friday, April 28. They will be inducted at a…
More than 100,000 Kentucky historical photos available online through KCPL Faces and Places link
Editor’s Note: the cover photo is an image of the bath house at Big Bone Springs, built by Lucas Coombs…
Kentucky by Heart: Carl West will always be an important part of the state’s literary heritage
By Steve Flairty Special to NKyTribune I was saddened by the recent death of journalist Carl West, who helped fledgling…
Community journalism ‘giant’ Carl West, a Campbell County native, to receive 2015 Al Smith Award
A giant of community journalism who grew up in Northern Kentucky will be honored Oct. 29 in Lexington at the…