On today's episode Kentucky election security discussed at legislative committee; West Latonia citizens concerned over recent shootings in neighborhood; Taylor Mill approves school resource officer contract before Aug. 1 deadline; and Dayton to consider use of golf carts on some city streets.
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On today's episode Republican voters now outnumber Democratic voters in Kentucky; Kenton County continues expansion of high-speed internet; Campbell Board of Ed. to redraw maps after federal court decision; and CVG sees best month for passenger volume since pandemic began.
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On today's episode Campbell County school bus drivers and monitors threaten strike over wages; NKU to launch center for Health Entrepreneurship and Innovation; Covington police looking for driver involved in crash that shut down I-71/75 over weekend; and NKY Chick-fil-A locations collecting supplies for local schools.
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On today's episode former local attorney left his phone on a plane. Now he’s going to federal prison; Newport announces new intermediate school principal; BLINK director to talk upcoming show in Chamber event; Here’s when you can engage with officials from Covington, Newport this week; and 12 NKY cities rank in top 20 safest, including #1, security site says.
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On today's episode local education leaders talk to lawmakers in discussion of police in schools ands students’ mental health; 988 launched as new suicide prevention hotline; “Reduced footprint” of Brent Spence project announced; and Campbell school board districts must be redrawn immediately, federal judge says.
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On today's episode BLINK co-founders say they are “effectively ending involvement” in light and art show: Newly renovated innovation lab celebrated in Erlanger; Bellevue Farmer’s Market is back after ten-year absence; and Northern Kentucky getting its own in-service police training academy.
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On today's episode Fort Wright residents want noise barrier ahead of highway expansion in Brent Spence project; ‘Charitable bail’ in Ky. could be explored again in future legislative session; NKY students with disabilities awarded scholarships; and eat, drink, save lives during Burger Week.
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On today's episode Judge favors Governor Beshear in lawsuit over appointment of Ethics Commission members; Covington increases assistance for homeowners to $10,000; Elsmere approves ‘fairness ordinance’ extending legal protections to LGBTQ people; and Kenton County Animal Services reducing adoption fees this week.
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On today's episode a law targeting fentanyl traffickers takes effect Thursday; Kentucky takes steps to build out electric vehicle infrastructure; Section of KY 8 to close for slide repair project; Big money, big crowds at Burlington’s Disc Golf Pro Tour weekend event.
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On today's episode Four candidates, four seats: Why are more people not running for spots on the Covington City Commission?; NKU to host Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee meeting; Drummer Marvin Cox leaves behind regional legacy; And golf outing to benefit NKY Sports Hall of Fame.
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