On today's episode we'll look into the following stories: Police continue to seek video, physical evidence in death of 9-year old boy; Schools brace for hunger gap as federal waiver expires; Man sentenced to 20 years on 69 counts of possessing child pornography; How to run as a write-in candidate; and the Peach Truck making its summer return to Northern Kentucky. Listen below or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today's podcast we'll cover Covington mayor discusses Brent Spence at Optimist Club meeting; Tyson Foods provides affordable transportation for employees through ride-share program; Covington man guilty on sex charges involving child; and Ford’s Garage coming to Florence. Listen below or wherever you get your podcasts. 

Today we preview Link nky's newest podcast Voices of NKY; Behringer-Crawford to display items from shuttered Ramage museum; Former Covington commissioner, code enforcement director dies; and two Newport students are school’s first to complete Early Graduation program. Listen below or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today's episode LINK nky takes a closer look at 3 Northern Kentucky small towns: Bromley, Woodlawn, and Melbourne.  Listen below or wherever you get your podcasts. 

On today's podcast, Kentucky liberty group leader issues apology after tweeting ‘insensitive’ meme; Lawsuit seeks to reverse outcome of primary election in Campbell commissioner’s race; Former firefighter who uses wheelchair asks Florence officials for sidewalks; NKY Area Development District announces new executive director; Parking amnesty program intended to fill citation backlog in Covington; 

In today's podcast Kentucky legislators are respond to the Uvalde school shooting; Advice from psychologist who lived through 1997 Paducah, KY school shooting; Covington receives $1.8 million in federal grant to support the IRS site redevelopment project; And cities asked to contribute $1 per resident to fundraising effort to bring BLINK light show back to NKY.