LMPD responded to an apartment complex just before 4 p.m. Friday on a report from a "concerned citizen" about a vehicle that was left running.
Carroll's family said he passed away just before 5 a.m. Sunday at Frankfort Regional Medical Center.
FRANKFORT, Ky (WTVQ)- Former Kentucky Governor Julian Carroll has died, according to a statement from the family. The family says Carroll passed away early Sunday morning at Frankfort Regional Medical Center. Carroll began his journey in the United States Air Force and was a graduate of the U.K. Law School in 1956. Caroll served five terms in the state House...
After filling a need for John Calipari’s Kentucky Wildcats, young Aaron Bradshaw next faces a veteran center on a blue blood opponent.
Keion Brooks and Sahvir Wheeler played key roles as Washington basketball beat No. 7 Gonzaga for the first time since 2005.
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Saying the Covington Catholic boys basketball team played a strong second half during its 73-63 win over Newport on Saturday would be an understatement. In the final two quarters, the Colonels shot a blazing 73.9 percent (17 of 23) from the field with 12 assists and played zone defense […]
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter It was a long, hard tough week of practice for the Thomas More men’s basketball team after an embarrassing 89-74 loss at Cedarville. Coach Justin Ray challenged his guys. They had an unbeaten Ashland team coming in Saturday, No. 8 in the nation and one of only 15 NCAA […]
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Big early crowd here at the Connor Convocation Center Saturday. Even with the 1 p.m. tip. Smart fans. And why wouldn’t they be. This is Thomas More women’s basketball with a Saints’ team that has been one of the nation’s best for most of the last decade – two-times […]
By Amanda Lewis meetNKY As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, let Northern Kentucky’s self-guided bourbon tour, The B-Line, a truly singular experience, warm you up and spread some seasonal cheer. The B-Line has a well-earned reputation for introducing tourists to Northern Kentucky, but the holiday season is a great time for residents to […]
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders shares 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 continuing story. It first appeared in December 2019. By Capt. Don Sanders Special to NKyTribune According to the […]
Gov. Andy Beshear celebrated continued economic investment in the Commonwealth as he announced $160 million in new business investment this week, generating 740 full-time jobs for Kentuckians. “Including the projects approved today, administration to date, we have announced more than 930 projects totaling over $28.3 billion in investment and 50,466 new full-time jobs for Kentuckians, […]
The Kentucky Association of Independent Recovery Organizations (KAIROS), a new state-based addiction treatment advocacy organization, hosted a roundtable discussion with legislative leaders at the new Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) Bellefonte Hospital and Recovery Center in Ashland recently. Sen. Phillip Wheeler (R-Pikeville), Rep. Danny Bentley (R-Russell), Rep. Patrick Flannery (R-Olive Hill), Rep. Bobby McCool (R-Van Lear), […]
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Kentucky Lantern Voters gave Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear and Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman a second term. Next week, they’ll be inaugurated again at the State Capitol in Frankfort. The 62nd inauguration on Tuesday, Dec. 12, will feature Kentuckians to celebrate a theme of “Forward, Together.” The festivities include an inaugural ball, a parade, performances and […]
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By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern As more new teachers leave the profession, Kentucky’s teacher shortage is worsening, according to a report to the General Assembly which convenes Jan. 2. The Office of Education Accountability (OEA) recently reported that ramifications of personnel shortages in Kentucky schools are growing. State officials and educators say addressing the […]
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By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Erlanger Council member Tyson Hermes read a letter from a resident at its meeting this week, expressing concerns about money being spent for beautification instead of roads. The letter was anonymous and was sent to the city. City clerk Sherry Hoffman sent a copy to Mayor Jessica Fette, as […]
Philadelphia (WTVQ) — After a shocking loss last week to UNCW, #16 Kentucky bounced back with a win against Penn at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia Saturday afternoon. Aaron Bradshaw had his breakout game, leading the team with a double-double; 17 points, 11 rebounds, and three blocks. The Wildcats win with a final score of 81-66. Categories: More...
KYTC named 12 students representing 11 Kentucky counties as top finishers in the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s 2023 Adopt-A-Highway Art Contest, and one of them is a NKY student from Boone County. The annual contest allows young Kentuckians to showcase their talents while promoting an important message of keeping roadsides free of litter. This year’s theme […]