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It's one of Northern Kentucky's most important annual gatherings and the 2016 Women's Initiative Breakfast is going to be another special one. Spokesperson Connie Kreutzjans joins RCN's Michael Monks to talk about why.

In the January edition of The Center Story, the podcast collaboration between The Center for Great Neighborhoods and The River City News, we talk about how CGN can help you with your tax needs.

Lauren Pax of the Institute for Integrative Nutrition talks with RCN's Bryan Burke about health & eating in 2016.

Joe Daniels, owner of Swing This Kettlebell & Strength Studio talks with RCN's Bryan Burke about fitness and health in the new year.

Local author James Ott released his book The Greatest Brush: Love, Tragedy and Redemption, the story of Covington artist Frank Duveneck that highlights the life and work of one of Northern Kentucky's most famous names.

RCN's Bryan Burke talks Bengals football as the team collides again with the hated Pittsburgh Steelers.

Northern Kentucky University President Geoffrey Mearns goes 1-on-1 with The River City News publisher Michael Monks, and talks about the proposed move of Chase College of Law to Covington, the need for more community support for the Division I athletics program, and the new buildings and academic offerings at the Highland Heights campus.

You know him from his blockbuster infomercials where he sells popular fitness items like the Gazelle! Trainer Tony Little joins RCN's Michael Monks to talk about fitness and life in 2016!

Artist Matt Meyung joins RCN's Bryan Burke to discuss the new gallery/studio Artifact, which opened in Newport.

What if the Bavarian Building is saved instead of demolished? What impact could a bold vision for the MLK/12th Street corridor in Covington have on the surrounding area? Northern Kentucky University student Connor Wall came up with some ideas as part of a university public relations course and joins RCN's Bryan Burke to discuss.