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Some local students are digging for treasures from the Tri-State's past.

Critics say shooting coyotes and squirrels for prizes is inhumane and wasteful, but a sportsmens group said regulated hunting contests are part of the states heritage.

HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. (KT) – Monday, December 4, is the day Northern Kentucky University students and professional archeologists will begin their dig to learn more about the rich history buried

Northern Kentucky University students are on the brink of learning more about the rich history just beneath the surface at the Newport Barracks site.NKU, in partnership with the City of Newport, a

Turn up the music and bust out some moves for an instant energy lift. Its even better when your friends join in

Yesterday the judge was told that crimes committed by Jiro Wilson (pictured), 52 from Exeter, saw him benefit by £373,939 - but he was ordered to pay back just £37,230 from realisable assets.

On Oct. 13 in the Health Innovation Center’s radiology lab, NKU students performed scans on a mermaid. The specimen does not resemble the popular half-human, half-fish conception of a mermaid, however. It is dark brown, skinny and shriveled, small enough to fit into a shoebox. The Clark County Historical Society made the trek from Springfield,...

Trending News: A group of students from Northern Kentucky University are using cutting-edge technology to unlock the secrets of the Fiji Mermaid, a peculiar creature

By David ChildsNorthern Kentucky UniversityIn expressing his stance against slavery, Kentuckian Abraham Lincoln stated, “the world has never had a good definition of the word liberty, and the

ORGANISERS of Limerick Mental Health Week have announced the line up for this year's event, which centres on 'Body, Mind, and Social'.