U.S. Sec. of Transportation Chao in NKY to celebrate $67.5m grants for Boone interchange improvements
NKyTribune staff U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine L. Chao was at the Boone County campus of Gateway Community and…
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Sec. Quarles: As we celebrate Hemp History Week; let’s help Kentucky make its own mark
This week Americans celebrate Hemp History Week. Here in Kentucky, we know industrial hemp is a crop that connects our…
Kelly Elementary students unveil their traveling tribute wall for fallen vets — with a big ceremony
By Steve Oldfield Children, Inc. Students at Kelly Elementary in Burlington learned “the sky’s the limit” when it comes to…
Independence welcomes a Wounded Warrior with open arms and music from Lee Greenwood
By Mark Hansel NkyTribune managing editor A crowd of hundreds, which included Congressmen from two states and a U.S. Senator,…
Bill Straub: Go figure (if you can) the double-talk that doesn’t want to add to deficit except for ‘tax cut’
Our old friend, the Wonder Boy, Rep. Thomas Massie, has built a well-earned reputation as a budget hawk, voting, for…
NKY Chamber issues apology to U.S. Rep. Massie after derogatory tweet was sent out from its account
NKyTribune staff Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Brent Cooper has apologized to U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY),…
Covington veteran suicide awareness event scheduled to support those suffering from PTSD
On Monday, June 5, the City of Covington will conduct the Veterans Suicide Awareness event, planting 660 American flags as…
U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie: Time for Congress to eliminate tax on Social Security benefits
On May 19th, I re-introduced the Senior Citizens Tax Elimination Act (H.R. 2552). This bill would assist our struggling middle…
Covington Latin student’s Koi Pond artwork will grace the walls of the U.S. Capitol Building
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune reporter A Covington Latin School student’s original art is on its way to Washington, D.C. where…
U.S. House sends bill ending Medicaid expansion to Senate; Thomas Massie votes against it
By Al Cross Kentucky Health News The health-care bill passed Thursday by House Republicans would end the expansion of Medicaid…
Kentucky Farm Bureau volunteer leaders headed to nation’s capital with list of national priority issues
Kentucky Farm Bureau’s (KFB) volunteer leaders continue the organization’s grassroots policy development process this month as they head to Washington,…
Bill Straub: Massie’s Second Amendment Caucus may be be out of step with mood of country
WASHINGTON – The Whiz Kid is at it again. Just a little more than a week before the city of…
Bill Straub: The hits just keep coming for Massie as he continues to add to his legend
Columnists, for various reasons, hold some empathy for Michael Corleone, recognizing what he meant in “Godfather III’’ when he said,…
Bill Straub: Massie’s positions indicate he thinks all American interests terminate at the border
WASHINGTON – Rep. Thomas Massie probably never met Robert W. Welch but the Republican lawmaker from Somewhereorother Lewis County is…
Bill Straub: State Republican Congressional delegation changing tune in rush to support Trump
WASHINGTON – The great Tom Lehrer said it a long time ago: “Like lambs to the slaughter / they’re drinking…
Northern Kentucky Streetcar Committee members return from D.C. optimistic about study funding
Northern Kentucky Streetcar Committee Chair Ian Budd and Newport City Commissioner Beth Fennell traveled to Washington D.C. last week to…
KFB group heads to D.C.; will present list of priority issues to Kentucky’s Congressional Delegation
Kentucky Farm Bureau’s (KFB) volunteer leaders will head to Washington, D.C., next week with their list of 2016 national priority…
Bill Straub: Light at the end of the bridge for Brent Spence, thanks to just about everyone but Massie
May I rise on a point of personal privilege to discuss, briefly, something I’ve been doing on-and-off for more than…
Bill Straub: The time has come to declare Kentucky’s Whiz Kid Thomas Massie an abysmal failure
Some years ago, too many to be perfectly frank, my old pal Big Al Suderley told me he had broken…
Bill Straub: Whiz-kid Thomas Massie just out of his element in Congress, is mainly good at whining
During its horrendous inaugural season in 1962, the New York Mets stumbled home with a 40-120 record, the worst in…