On today's episode we'll hear about Kentucky’s Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee to seek public input at town hall meetings; U.S. Senate committee names Dry Ridge cafe business of the week; Five from NKY selected for statewide leadership course; and Celebrating Juneteenth: $200K in grants available for Black artists.
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On today's show we'll be covering how NKY schools will deal with resource officer requirement; NKY teacher wins Miss Kentucky pageant and will compete for Miss America; Erlanger still searching for remedy as large trucks damage road they’re not supposed to be on; and He’s an English teacher by trade but folk-rock star at heart.
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On today's episode we'll hear about the new 4th Street Bridge project details shared with NKY business leaders; ‘A perfect storm’ for hunger in the Commonwealth; Trump throws weight behind Daniel Cameron in gubernatorial race; LINK streetscapes: Coffee and pizza on Monmouth.
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On today's episode we'll hear about COVID testing sites closing in Covington and Florence; an Inside LINK report from our CEO Lacy Starling about the delicate balance of reporting breaking news; what local cities will receive in rescue plan funds; and New Emergency Shelter works to remove barriers to employment.
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On today's podcast Covington approves two key Brent Spence agreements, giving the city ‘seat at the table’; Florence Mall sells to New York-based group; Kenton County Administrator, Deputy Judge/Executive Joe Shriver announces retirement; and Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: Looking back at baseball . . . and ahead just a bit.
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On today's podcast you'll hear about the following stories: Governor Andy Beshear selects NKU law professor for medical cannabis committee;  Cold Spring woman battling breast cancer hits $103,000 Ky. Lottery jackpot;  Charles Summe, longtime Kenton Co. commissioner, dies; and Covington intersection closed for next nine days to replace brick pavers.
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On today's podcast we're covering the following stories: Judge requests more info as lawsuit wants incumbent Campbell commissioner booted from ballot; Overturning Roe and possible impact on infertility treatments explored by NKU law dean in prestigious journal; New state report shows nearly 15% increase in overdose deaths in Kentucky; Crewitts Creek Kitchen & Bar in Independence damaged in early morning fire.
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On today's podcast we're covering an Erlanger boy who helped raise $7,500 for cancer research; Fort Thomas celebrates the return of its community piano; Summit panel tackles strategies for diversity and inclusion; and the Covington Police host reading event with kids in City Heights. 
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On today's episode we'll cover how parents are desperate to find baby formula and may face six to eight weeks before shelves are restocked; Kentucky legislators grapple with how to avoid a teacher shortage; Shelter seeks foster parents for kittens amid intake uptick; Independence says yes, Taylor Mill no to contributing funds for BLINK.
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On today's episode we're following a police search for a shooting suspect in Hebron; Union announces plans for new city building and town center; Rep. Savannah Maddox announces run for governor; and Boone’s Landing is marked on the Ohio River trail. 
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