Brossart sweeps 10th Region All “A” Classic basketball titles for fifth time in nine years
By Terry Boehmker
NKyTribune sports reporter
Brossart remained the premier program in 10th Region All “A” Classic basketball after winning boys and girls championship games on Thursday at Robertson County High School.
The Brossart girls won a low-scoring defensive battle against Nicholas County,...
Senate oks Chris McDaniel’s bill to move election for governor, constitutional officers; goes to House
By Tom Latek
Kentucky Today
A proposed constitutional amendment to move Kentucky’s election for governor and other constitutional officers is the first bill to clear a chamber during the 2020 session.
Sen....
City of Covington loosens rules for food trucks, pilot program allows more locations, longer hours
Covington has loosened its regulations governing mobile food vendors – aka “food trucks” – to let them operate for longer hours and at more locations in the city.
The Covington...
FEAM Aero opens $19M cargo maintenance hangar at CVG, adds 100 jobs, grows global logistics network
By Mark Hansel
NKyTribune managing editor
FEAM Aero opened its new 103,000-square-foot $19 million hangar at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) Wednesday with a ribbon-cutting...
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Blue North and Owen County Chamber partner to bring Co.Starters program to small business owners
Blue North, the community for entrepreneurs and small businesses in Northern Kentucky, has partnered with the Owen County Chamber of Commerce to bring the CO.STARTERS program to the region in 2020. Launched... - More »
- City of Covington loosens rules for food trucks, pilot program allows more locations, longer hours
- Keven Moore: Sewer and backup coverage is a must for most homeowners; here's what you need to know
- Allegiant announces new nonstop service from CVG to Memphis with one-way fares as low as $55
- Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce hosts January Pints & Perspectives, Eggs 'N Issues
- Regional Alliance's 1NKY facility is now open in Frankfort, putting region's best, unified foot forward
- BBB Trends: Older people are often targets of scams; here are common ones, how to avoid being victim
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NKU, Kroger cut ribbon on Technology & Digital Innovation Lab; focus on health, wellness, analytics
As a continuation of their partnership, Kroger (NYSC: KR) and Northern Kentucky University officially unveiled the Kroger Technology & Digital Innovation Lab. A ribbon-cutting event was hosted on... - More »
- NKU to honor 2020 Outstanding Alumni Award winners on Feb. 7: Neal, Heil, Meyer, Hoffer, Taylor
- Covington FOP Lodge #1 giving $500 Fallen Officer Scholarship to a high school senior
- Northern Kentucky University welcomes students back with campus-wide Winterfest activities
- Northern Kentucky University names Student Union Ballroom in honor of H. Gordon and Thelma Martin
- NKU's School of the Arts announces '20-'21 performance schedule; mark your calendars
- NKU names Darryl Peal as Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer; he comes from NCAA
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Annual Rally for Life held in Capitol Rotunda, a pro-life legislators, others pledge to ‘continue the fight’
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today An enthusiastic crowd gathered at the State Capitol Rotunda this week to mark the annual Rally for Life and House Speaker David Osborne reminded those in attendance they were... - More »
- Three NKY counties have passed 2nd Amendment sanctuary resolutions - what it means, doesn't mean
- City removes interim tag from IT manager Elgusain, will continue system-wide upgrade, improve services
- City of Covington encourages residents, advocates to pay attention to proposed bus changes, weigh in
- Koenig trying again: Sports wagering bill on deck before legislative committee on Wednesday
- AG Cameron leads coalition in filing Supreme Court amicus brief; keep abortion clinic licenses with states
- ACUF releases scores of KY General Assembly; NKYians recognized for conservative voting records
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Smoking while pregnant: learn more about the risks and why you are putting yourself, baby at risk
By Nancy Baker Childmode For women, pregnancy is a perfect time to quit smoking. Smoking cessation during pregnancy will help you have more energy and feel better through your pregnancy. It will also help... - More »
- Healthy Headlines: Four common myths about genetic testing and why they are not accurate
- Smoke-free advocates rally in Frankfort for measures to decrease soaring youth use of e-cigarettes
- Kentucky Health Issues Poll finds majority of adults in Commonwealth favor tax on e-cigarettes
- NKY Health Department plans forum to educate the public on the dangers of youth e-cigarette use
- Age to buy tobacco is 21 thanks to federal legislation; state law pending, health advocates are pleased
- Kentucky Health Collaborative joins forces against lung cancer to diagnose more cases, earlier
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Summit scheduled at UK Gatton Center to promote local and sustainable food systems in Kentucky
The second annual Kentucky Local Food Systems Summit will bring together the Commonwealth’s farm and food community for a day of workshops, networking and conversations. The event will take place on... - More »
- Freedom rider and activist Betty Daniels Rosemond to keynote NURFC's King Legacy Awards
- Be alert: Cases of whooping cough (pertussis) are increasing in NKY; children should be vaccinated
- People of NKY: Wilma Mounce-Popp has been taking care of her friends at 'her' Skyline Chili for 46 years
- Kentucky by Heart: Mercer County native Matthew Jouett was prolific artist renowned for portraiture
- Our Rich History: Newport Barracks and Mexican-American War; housing soldiers ready to be deployed
- The River: Passing chilly winter day pursuing mystery related to 1871 steamboat explosion. . .
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This Week in the State Capitol: SB 1, immigration; HB 1, pro-worker legislation, yet undefined; 350 bills filed
Legislative Research Commission There’s always a guessing game among Capitol observers in the early days of a Kentucky General Assembly session over which issues will be designated as Senate Bill 1 and... - More »
- Senate oks Chris McDaniel's bill to move election for governor, constitutional officers; goes to House
- St. Henry HS student charged with terroristic threatening; messages posted to social media
- 'Making Darts Fun Again,' MADA brings inaugural championship event to NKY; free to public
- FEAM Aero opens $19M cargo maintenance hangar at CVG, adds 100 jobs, grows global logistics network
- State of Commonwealth: Gov. Beshear says state's future depends on Kentuckians working together
- Jon David Reinhardt, 76, dies; represented Campbell County in KY House of Representatives for 22 years
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Cincinnati Museum Center brings Maya: The Exhibition, more than 300 artifacts, to the region
Cincinnati Museum Center (CMC) is bringing the mysteries of the Maya to the United States for the first time. Maya: The Exhibition immerses guests in a sophisticated civilization buried in the heart of... - More »
- Villa Hills Police Department has been awarded a “Healthcare for K9 Heroes” grant for K9 Onexx
- Annual Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. Community Outreach Luncheon Monday at the Newport Syndicate
- St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky to host Creative Compassion: A Night of Art for our Neighbors in Need
- Rotary Clubs, Boone County schools, Chamber join forces to present inaugural NKY International Festival
- Falcon Theatre to present 'Blues for an Alabama Sky' to ring in new year; opens January 24
- Deadline is January 17 for nominations for Horizon awards to nonprofit leaders and volunteers
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Council on Postsecondary Education report: College still pays in Kentucky, for individuals and state
A new report issued by the Council on Postsecondary Education shows that college still pays for those who earn postsecondary credentials and state allocations for public higher education more than pay... - More »
- Art Lander's Outdoors: The Cedar Waxing's unique plumage, eating habits most often observed in winter
- Schickel, Westerfeld spar over concerns regarding out-of-state lobbying money for Marsy's Law
- KFB Marketbasket Survey shows 2019 ends with slight increase in overall food prices for consumers
- League of Women Voters want Kentucky to be proactive on congressional redistricting
- Indiana sportsbooks end year with $160M month, close 2019 with more than $430M in bets
- First Kentucky death from 'vaping;' Public Health Dept. urges all (especially young people) to stop
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Battaglia’s Turfway Park selections for Saturday
Turfway Park’s Mike Battaglia provides daily selections and comments for the Tribune during the live racing meets. Battaglia SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 2020 RACE 1 PATSY J was very impressive drawing off... - More »
- Fantastic finish puts St. Henry in championship game of 9th Region All "A" Classic boys basketball playoffs
- Nun the Less continues love affair with Turfway Park polytrack, takes Forego Stakes
- No longer a laughing matter for NKU fans, Cleveland State visits BB&T Arena on Saturday night
- Brossart sweeps 10th Region All "A" Classic basketball titles for fifth time in nine years
- Battaglia’s Turfway Park selections for Friday
- Sharpe joins 1,000-point club, NKU extends win streak to four with 88-63 triumph over Youngstown State
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Sen. John Schickel: A legislative update to keep you informed about what’s happening in the legislature
I was honored to sponsor the second piece of legislation passed out of the Kentucky State Senate this year. Senate Bill 11 (SB 11) protects landlords against tenants who intentionally destroy their property.... - More »
- Bill Straub: The whole world is watching the 'dive,' but that's the way it goes in McConnell's world
- Jim Waters: Fix state's retirement systems; one idea: no more sick day accumulation to spike pensions
- Whitney Westerfield: Victims of crime are still counting on you, Kentucky; we need Marsy's Law
- Rob and Lauren Hudson: Letter of Common Ground about free enterprise, freedom and hope
- Sen. Schroder: Senate leadership identifies priority bills; crafting a budget no easy task
- Commentary: New generation set to lead Kentucky as torch is passed and challenges remain
