The Brighton Center announced Monday that Vice President Talia Frye, “a leader, role model, mentor, and friend to all” died unexpectedly on Oct. 20 at the age of 44. “Talia made each employee feel welcome, provided compassionate and approachable support, and was a consummate humble servant leader,” said June Miller, chief financial and administrative officer […]
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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Erlanger-based Cyclones player wants to ‘put Northern Kentucky on the map’
This is Louie Caporusso’s second year playing with the Cincinnati Cyclones. The Erlanger resident and assistant captain is happy to have found a home base in Northern Kentucky, where he said he loves his neighbors and how welcoming everyone is. “What I love about it is probably just how nice all the neighbors are,” he […]
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83-year-old Villa Hills woman killed in wrong-way crash on I-75
Martha Arlinghaus, 83, of Villa Hills was killed in a wrong-way crash early Sunday morning on Interstate 75 near the Kyles Lane exit, Covington police said Monday. Arlinghaus was driving the correct way northbound on I-75 when a car driving the wrong way hit her head on, according to Covington police. She was the only […]
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Cold Spring mayor addresses concern that Paducah school shooter would move there
Cold Spring Mayor Angelo Penque released a statement to the city Wednesday regarding media reports that Michael Carneal, who killed three students at a school shooting in Paducah in 1997, would come to live in Cold Spring with his parents if he is released on parole. Carneal was 14 at the time of the shooting. […]
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Police make arrest after car break-ins in Union
A Cincinnati man is accused in connection with three car break-ins in Union. Ryan C. Boykin, 31, has been charged with multiple offenses related to break-ins on Aug. 21, Sept. 1 and Sept. 7 after police recovered a stolen tablet from a business in Cincinnati. Police also reviewed surveillance video provided by Union residents who […]
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Photos: Riverfest (Kentucky side) 2022
Rainclouds didn’t deter people from celebrating Riverfest on the Kentucky side on Sunday, Sept. 4. Our own Alecia Ricker was there — check out photos from the festivities along the riverfront and at Newport on the Levee.
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Riverfront Remembered: Cam Miller was meant to create this film
When Cam Miller was 10, he and his friends would hop on their bikes at 45th Street in Latonia. They would weave through the streets of Latonia onto Decoursey Pike, then to Madison Avenue. They’d cross the Roebling, coming to a stop at Riverfront Stadium, parking their bikes at the bike rack and go inside. […]
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Man accused in fatal Covington hit-and-run arrested last month for DUI
The man who Newport police say hit and killed Gloria San Miguel while she was cycling in Covington last weekend was charged with a DUI less than a month ago, according to an incident report obtained by LINK nky. Mark Phipps, 60, was arrested just after 9 p.m. on July 29 after Erlanger police noticed […]
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Voices of NKY: Rhys Watkins
Welcome to Voices of NKY, a weekly video series in which we talk to one person from Northern Kentucky to find out what makes them tick. This week, we meet Rhys Watkins, who lives and works in Newport. He owns Flow Koffee and Kombucha, which is the largest draft organic kombucha bar in the Cincinnati […]
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‘It takes a village’: How schools are removing barriers so kids can learn
David Childs experienced homelessness as a young adult. He remembers always being hungry. “Many times my brothers and sisters and I went to school hungry,” he said. “Honestly, what we liked most about school was lunch.” Childs said his entire childhood revolved around getting something to eat. “I’ve always been good at school,” Childs said. […]