A judge has temporarily blocked enforcement of Kentucky’s trigger law that bans all abortions unless the mother’s life is at risk, which allows Kentucky’s two licensed abortion providers to resume the procedure for now. The law automatically banned abortions in Kentucky after the Supreme Court last week overturned Roe v. Wade, which constitutionally protected a […]
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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Abortion providers file lawsuit challenging Kentucky bans
A lawsuit filed on behalf of Kentucky abortion providers seeks to block two abortion bans, saying that the Kentucky Constitution protects the right to privacy and bodily autonomy. The American Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU of Kentucky and Planned Parenthood Northwest, HawaiÊ»i, Alaska, Indiana, Kentucky filed the lawsuit Monday, three days after the Supreme Court […]
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NKY nonprofit Redwood receives grant from Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels
Northern Kentucky nonprofit Redwood announced Monday that it received a $7,785 grant to purchase and install a new clock system for for its 86,000-square foot facility in Fort Mitchell. The Honorable Order of the Kentucky Colonels gave the grant to Redwood, which provides educational, therapeutic, vocational and other services to children and adults with disabilities. […]
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Voices of NKY: Meredith Hogan
Welcome to Voices of NKY: A weekly video story that delves into the life of a Northern Kentuckian. This week, we talk to Meredith Hogan, who owns Embra yoga studio in Crescent Springs. Watch in the video player below.
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Raccoon safely descends Cold Spring light pole, disappears from spotlight
Drivers in Cold Spring may have had a hard time keeping their eyes on the road Friday after spotting a strange scene on Alexandria Pike (U.S. 27) near the Meijer store. A “wild raccoon,” as the Central Campbell Co. Fire Department called it, was apparently committed not to find the same fate as many of […]
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COVID testing sites closing in Covington, Florence
Gravity Diagnostics announced on Twitter Thursday that it is closing its Florence Mall and Covington drive-through COVID-19 testing sites. “Thank you to our partners from @covingtonkygov, #StateOfKentucky, @FlorenceMall, and all of #TeamGravity for your support in providing this resource to our community,” the company said in the tweet. The closure of both sites is set […]
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Voices of NKY: Mack Malone
Welcome to Voices of NKY: A weekly video story that delves into the life of a Northern Kentuckian. This week we talk to Mack Malone, a musician who prides himself on giving back to the creative community. Watch in the player below.
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Voices of NKY: Bill Fultz
Welcome to Voices of NKY: A weekly video story that delves into the life of a Northern Kentuckian. This week, we talked to Bill Fultz, a Northern Kentucky nature photographer who is creating a nonprofit based on a Facebook group that started as a way to display his photography but has turned into a database […]
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Police continue to seek video, physical evidence in death of 9-year old boy
Following the death of a 9-year old boy who wandered away from the Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky on Saturday, Covington Police continue to seek physical and video evidence of the events preceding the discovery of Ian Sousis’s body in the Ohio River. The boy was reported missing on Saturday and was later found dead […]
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Voices of NKY: Borden Gewin
Welcome to Voices of NKY: A weekly video story that delves into the life of a Northern Kentuckian. This week, we talked to Borden Gewin, a Covington resident who says “the worst day in a restaurant is better than the best day in an office.” Watch his story in the player below: