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Author Archives: Meghan Goth
As LINK nky's executive editor, Meghan Goth oversees editorial operations across all platforms. Before she started at LINK in 2022, she managed the investigative and enterprise teams at WCPO 9 in Cincinnati. She has also worked at The Cincinnati Enquirer, Dateline NBC and The New York Times Syndicate. She graduated with her Bachelor's in journalism from the University of Cincinnati in 2007 and received her Master of Science in Journalism from Columbia University in 2008.
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Cauldron Cafe brings magic to Covington
What you need to know Something magical is brewing in Covington: A Northern Kentucky couple just opened their own cafe that combines a menu of specialty coffee, a cozy atmosphere and a sprinkle of enchantment for the whole community. At 807 Madison Ave., husband-and-wife team Noah and Brittany Markowich created their dream coffee shop. An […]
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Inside LINK: You can support us without spending money (but don’t tell my boss!)
I have five kids. That’s a lot of shoes to buy and lunches to pay for and birthday parties to purchase gifts for. Which is why I always struggle when I see giving campaigns for organizations I find important. If I happen to have a few dollars or can set up a regular monthly payment, […]
Posted inNews
Are robots coming for your job? Probably.
What you need to know Are robots about to overtake everything, including McDonald’s? “In my professional work lifetime, do I think I’m going to get my Big Mac from a robot?” asked Dan Cahill of HSD Metrics in Covington. “I’m 100 percent sure I will. Because there will not be another option. There won’t be […]
Posted inElection NKY 2026
Election 2026: A timeline
In Kentucky, it can be challenging to keep track of what happens when during election season. When is the filing deadline, what’s the last date to switch parties before the primary, when does early voting start? We put together this timeline to make it easy to double check key dates. Feel free to bookmark, peruse […]
Posted inElections
From AI to housing, your decision at the polls next year will affect just about everything
When you go to the polls in 2026, you won’t be voting for president. But the races you are voting for next year will actually have a much bigger impact on your everyday life. For example, your decision in May (and again in November) will help decide whether your taxes go up or down. Voters […]
Posted inElection NKY 2026
What do Kentucky’s House and Senate do, and why should I care?
What you need to know It’s Nov. 5, which means candidates are officially able to register with the Kentucky Secretary of State in order to run for office next year. That window is open until Jan. 9, 2026. Candidates have been able to register with Kentucky Registry of Election Finance, which indicates someone’s intention to […]
Posted inElection NKY 2026
Inside LINK: Next year’s election has officially begun
Hang on, you may be asking. It’s 2025. How has the 2026 election already started? Nov. 5 is the first day Kentucky allows those seeking office to register with the Secretary of State for the Primary Election in May, one of two steps required to officially become a candidate. The other step is to register […]
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Community Voices: Serving with gratitude in NKY
This Community Voices column is written by Marcus O’Malley, who shares ways you can get involved and give back to your community in NKY. You can email him at marcus@caringexcellenceathome.com. November invites us not just to give—but to give with gratitude and intention. In a world that often moves at breakneck speed, pausing to serve others […]
Posted inBusiness
Predicting the future is impossible … right?
In 10 years, will a robot be serving you your cheeseburger at the drive-thru? Instead of traditional work training, will your AI assistant be around at all times to help you fill in the blanks? Will we start learning how to do things like train to be a nurse in high school? Nobody can actually […]