On today’s episode, hearings for suspect in cyclist’s death pushed back to mid-September; Independent voter registrations growing faster in Kentucky than Democrats, Republicans; Walton to receive new library; and Elsmere hires school resource officer for Arnett Elementary. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today’s episode, NKY residents collect over 15,000 lbs. of goods for flood victims; Kentucky students will not have to pay taxes on loan forgiveness; Western Kentucky SAFE fund gets additional money for tornado damage; and Campbell County Public Library opens early childhood learning exhibit. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today’s episode Boone County Schools sending buses to aid EKY; Beshear endorses Lehman in race against Massie; NKY entrepreneur hopes to improve people’s quality of life with a Better Blend; and here’s what to know if you’re going to watch the WEBN fireworks in Covington. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today’s episode, Newport to update fireworks laws to encourage residents to ‘respect each other’; Why did NKY legislator cast the only ‘no’ vote on flood relief aid?; Independence to lower tax rates for second straight year; and suspicious package detonated near Covington church. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today’s episode, judge certifies losing candidate Jessica Neal’s recount in 24th Senate District race; Covington-based company to help bring drone light show to BLINK; Women-owned M&P Logistics to create 210 jobs at new Florence HQ; and Ludlow’s ‘last remaining piece of railroad history’ to undergo years-long restoration process. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today’s episode, Newport police: Man who hit, killed cyclist on 12th Street Bridge turns himself in; Campbell commissioner booted from ballot after primary win moves forward with appeal; No one hurt after incident involving armed, suicidal male near Walton school; and CVG set to receive $13.7 million for next five years from infrastructure bill. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today’s episode Is ‘fragmented’ NKY keeping region from improving pedestrian, bike friendly infrastructure? Thomas More University names first head Esports coach; State to spend $212 million in support of eastern Kentucky following devastating flooding; and Purple People Bridge gets fresh coat in honor of 150th birthday. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today’s episode, Kentucky on track to lower income tax after recording budget surplus; local porcelain painters hold hand-painted exhibit, invite new members to join club; Covington library to celebrate traveling exhibit featuring African-American illustrated literature; and Kentucky Symphony Orchestra closing Summer Series with Rat Pack tribute. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today’s episode, cyclists demand action after fatal hit-and-run on 12th Street Bridge; concert venue at Newport’s Ovation now MegaCorp Pavilion; disc golf course to open at Devou this fall; The Carnegie announces theater director’s departure. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today’s episode, Covington woman killed in hit-and-run on bridge; McConnell talks Brent Spence, FBI criticism at NKY Chamber forum; Leadership event for professional women of color coming to Covington; And new three-month program designed to retain talent in NKY.
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