Ashley Builders, St. Walburg settle with Villa Hills residents on Sanctuary; Drees, Fisher join project
Ashley Builders Group and Saint Walburg Monastery of Benedictine Sisters of Covington, Kentucky have agreed to settle a zoning appeal by Defend VH Group, LLC and 12 Villa Hills residents who sought to overturn a decision by the Villa Hills City Council that permitted construction of a mixed-use residential...
New House health committee chair, NKY’s Kim Moser: ‘Health care too important to leave to chance’
By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
The new chair of the state House Health and Family Services Committee has been a legislator for less than two years and two months, but says she’s uniquely...
Our Rich History: The Black Brigade, mistreated heroes of the Siege of Cincinnati
By Steve Preston
Special to NKyTribune
As the City of Cincinnati mobilized to meet the forthcoming threat of Confederate invasion in late summer 1862, all able-bodied men were expected to help defend the...
The River: Lament of week — flood waters are coming, flood waters are coming, find higher ground
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with the river — from discovery to a way of love and life. This a part of a long and...
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Ashley Builders, St. Walburg settle with Villa Hills residents on Sanctuary; Drees, Fisher join project
Ashley Builders Group and Saint Walburg Monastery of Benedictine Sisters of Covington, Kentucky have agreed to settle a zoning appeal by Defend VH Group, LLC and 12 Villa Hills residents who sought to... - More »
- NKY Chamber Women's Initiative hosts workshop on 'Knowing Yourself Before Presenting Yourself'
- BBB Trends: Get a call from an Unknown Number? Leave it alone -- this is still the best advice
- Mansion Hill Bridal to open boutique in restored historic building in Newport's East Row district
- The Northern Kentucky Chamber's weekly newscast with Kathrine Nero
- NKITA hosts exporting class with DHL March 5; plus details on other upcoming NKY Chamber events
- Kevin Cranley of Willis Music named chairman of the board of the Kentucky Retail Federation
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KyAg’s Mobile Science Activity Center to visit Villa Madonna Academy; Miss Kentucky joins on Feb. 21
Miss Kentucky Katie Bouchard will join the Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s high-tech Mobile Science Activity Center (MSAC) when it visits Villa Madonna Academy on Feb. 21 to teach students about... - More »
- Bill calling for mental health professionals in every school advances from Senate to House
- NKU's Center for Economic Education creates financial literacy micro-credential for educators
- KET to air NKU student-narrated documentary on racial categories creation, based on Ferrante's work
- Advisory Council for Exceptional Children to meet, hold public comments for parents, educators, others
- TMU's Creative Writing program hosts 27th Caden Blincoe Outloud Festival February 24
- NKU, Kroger celebrate opening of new expanded Fuel NKU food pantry - aiming for zero hunger, zero waste
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State Transportation Secretary tells Kenton Fiscal Court gasoline tax increase needed to raise revenue
By David Holthaus NKyTribune reporter There’s talk of hiking Kentucky’s gasoline tax and the head of transportation in the Commonwealth says he’s all for it. Greg Thomas, secretary of the Kentucky... - More »
- City of Covington provides information on how to report a pothole and who is responsible for repairs
- Educator, human rights advocate join Housing Authority of Covington board
- Report: Rocket Dockets getting Kentuckians into substance abuse treatment programs faster
- Gov. Bevin orders flags at half-staff in honor of Fort Campbell soldier killed in suicide explosion in Syria
- Gov. Briefs: KY REALTORS recognize Koenig with award: Kenton County has recycling essay contest
- City of Covington invites residents to help shape zoning code rewrite through input at open houses
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SD1 and EPA agree to extension of Clean Water Act Consent Decree until January 1, 2040
The Sanitation District No. 1 Board of Directors Tuesday approved an Amended Consent Decree with the United States Environmental Protection Agency and the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The amendment extends... - More »
- New House health committee chair, NKY's Kim Moser: 'Health care too important to leave to chance'
- KY Health News: Half of U.S. adults don't know symptoms of heart attacks; KY high in heart attacks
- U.S. Department of Agriculture, HHS partner to create addiction recovery housing in rural communities
- Rallying primary care physicians to refer high-risk patients to lung screening program -- it saves lives
- Dr. Donald Saelinger: To fix healthcare system, get down to specific problems and specific solutions
- Dr. Donald Saelinger: American healthcare system is broken for patients and healthcare stakeholders
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Kentucky by Heart: Kentuckian Joe Fulks overcame dirt-poor upbringing to reach basketball Hall of Fame
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Starting with my youthful years, I’ve enjoyed learning about well-known basketball players, especially ones connected to Kentucky. In the Sixties, I admired players... - More »
- Our Rich History: The Black Brigade, mistreated heroes of the Siege of Cincinnati
- The River: Lament of week -- flood waters are coming, flood waters are coming, find higher ground
- Stunning collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts makes U.S. debut at Cincinnati Museum Center
- Builders' Weekend will continue to grow at Florence Freedom games for the third consecutive summer
- Pew Charitable Trusts: Eight sweet facts about love and marriage in time for your Valentine's Day
- People of NKY: From Fine Arts to hair art, Emma Maue has found her muse -- and her adventure
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Kathy Witt’s ‘Secret Cincinnati’: A regional scavenger hunt for the ‘weird, wonderful and obscure’
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune reporter If there are secret treasures and places in the region, odds are that author and travel writer Kathy Witt already knows about them. So, it’s no surprise that when... - More »
- Dooley jury is seated as attorneys hint at strategy during questioning; opening statements this morning
- Jury selection in David Dooley murder trial moves into second day; pretrial publicity a concern
- Dooley retrial in 2012 killing of Michelle Mockbee scheduled to begin today with jury selection
- New Frankfort office building awaits name and move-in dates but occupants have been named
- Students should take FAFSA verification seriously; process is crucial to financial aid approval
- Somelikeithotbrown returns a winner in John Battaglia Memorial Stakes at Turfway Park
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Cincinnati Zoo and the Reds team up for special days; including Sam the Eagle bobblehead night
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden and the Cincinnati Reds are teaming up to offer animal and baseball enthusiasts opportunities to enjoy both at the same time this summer. Fans can visit with... - More »
- Newport Aquarium announces new Freshwater Falls exhibit; annual pass offer runs through this week
- Applications for Center for Great Neighborhoods evening FreshLo Fellows class now open
- Circus Mojo kicking off celebration for 'Wunderbar Together;' join in Monday at 6 p.m. at Ludlow Theater
- Rotary Club of Florence considering candidates for Teacher of the Year; nominations due by March 8
- A Toast to CVG's Candace McGraw, hosted by Life Learning Center on March 16 at Drees Pavillion
- Prince of Peace Montessori, in 165th year, to host 'Homestretch Celebration: Night at Races' March 2
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Chief Justice John Minton orders Administrative Office of the Courts to undergo biennial audits
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky Supreme Court Chief Justice John D. Minton, Jr., with the concurrence of the other justices, has ordered the Administrative Office of the Courts to undergo an external... - More »
- Kentucky Horse Racing Commission awards $14.2 million from state's Breeder's Incentive Fund in 2018
- Kim Moser's tobacco-free schools bill hits a snag, but prospects still appear favorable
- Students should take FAFSA verification seriously; process is crucial to financial aid approval
- Kentucky First Lady Glenna Bevin announces launch of 2019 Kentucky Derby Poster contest
- Art Lander's Outdoors: A look back at the tackle and techniques of America's early black bass anglers
- Bipartisan group of House, Senate members form 'Engage and Empower' caucus for disability causes
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Wildcats dodge second-half surge by Tigers as Kentucky tops Missouri Tuesday in Columbia
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Missouri has only beaten Kentucky once in school history. The fourth-ranked Wildcats avoided a repeat of last year’s setback in Columbia with a 66-58 victory Tuesday night... - More »
- Three highly ranked boys basketball teams avoid upsets in semifinal round of district playoffs
- Simon Kenton girls lock down berth in 8th Region basketball tournament for 14th straight year
- Kentucky bracing for a tough encounter as they hit the road to face struggling Tigers in Columbia
- Thomas More athletic director will join his father in N.Ky. Sports Hall of Fame on Wednesday
- Highlands senior point guard knows ending team's regional title drought will be a tough challenge
- Ryle senior guard adds Division I Player of the Year to the awards she's collected in final season
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Andy Beshear: New Survivors Council Members provide resounding voice for KY victims of crime
When I entered public service three years ago, one of my core missions was to seek justice for victims. Beshear with survivor Council Member Summer Dickerson (provided). We have worked hard every day to... - More »
- Richard Nelson: Signs of life in the Kentucky legislature as flurry of pro-life bills moves through
- Amye Bensenhaver: The sunlight fades in Kentucky; open government takes and needs constant vigilance
- Reena Patel: What every parents needs to know about kids and screen time; be aware of challenges
- Wayne Lewis: The imperative of closing the achievement gap in Kentucky; there is still work to do
- Bill Straub: McConnell will pass on serious climate change discussion, go right to Green New Deal vote
- Anna Baumann: Private school tax break would take dollars from public services; public schools first
