On today's podcast Campbell County judge denies motion to dismiss Senate District 24 recount case, now heads to bond hearing; Grave marker found in Elsmere belongs to decorated Korean War soldier buried more than 2 hours away; Kentucky’s Medical Cannabis Advisory committee members set and share group goals; and Fairfield’s annual Avenue Mile Race happening in Bellevue this weekend.
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On today's episode the Kenton County Sheriff’s Office warns of new scam; learn how to sign up for backpack and school supply giveaway; NKY-based Blue North offering office hours at Black Tech Week; and Paradise Music & Beer Festival returning to Covington.
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On today's podcast Union to see ‘unprecedented’ developments as Boone County’s fastest growing city; Event designed to give hope and provide some fun to those in recovery; Florence approves new Carmax location; and Newport student wins statewide competition with Muhammad Ali T-shirt design.
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On today's episode Covington Independent Schools hires new principal at Transformational Learning Center; What can NKY learn from Ohio charter schools?; “Walk and Talk” nature hike series comes to three Kenton County Parks; and Florence native wins Writers of the Future contest;
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On today's podcast a judge temporarily blocks enforcement of law that bans abortion in Kentucky; A look back at Ludlow’s ‘big days’: A circus, a streetcar and motorcycle racing; Newport’s Wooden Cask Brewing featured in 2nd annual Ales for Trails; and Pike/Russell Street underpass beautification a ‘no-brainer’.
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On today's episode the Red Cross urges blood donors to step up ahead of holiday weekend; Beloved Strong’s Brick Oven Pizzeria reopens Newport location;Covington chooses design firm to prep former IRS site for new development; and NKY Senator appointed to state government organization’s energy & environment committee.
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On today's episode people against Supreme Court decision protest in Fort Thomas; St. Elizabeth Florence undergoing major renovation; and Crescent Springs Hardware honored by city for 50 years of service.
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On today's podcast Cincinnati Children’s announces new $10 million medical building project in Union; McConnell speaks on inflation and war in Ukraine at Florence Rotary; Ferry from Rabbit Hash to Indiana free to ride until August; Abortion providers file lawsuit challenging Kentucky bans.
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On today's episode we'll hear about Campbell County Commissioner’s Republican primary win vacated by judge; Unpaid parking tickets in Covington? Amnesty program ends June 30; Former tennis instructor arrested on rape charge; and how to keep your Duke bill down this summer.
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On today's episode you'll hear about the sudden cancelation of Drag Bingo in Fort Thomas sparks community discussion; LINK streetscapes: Yoga, cookie dough and coffee on Fort Thomas Avenue; Noise complaints prompt Covington officials to re-evaluate what — and when — is too loud; and Wilder splash pad’s popularity brings unintended consequences: ‘We shouldn’t have to supervise’.
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