In today’s podcast, Kaitlin Gebby talks about a Boone County commissioner race that now includes defamation accusations; funding for the former IRS site in Covington nears approval; Mark Payne explains which races independent voters can vote in; a list of the best patios to get a summer drink in NKY; and more. Listen below or […]
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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LINK nky Daily Headlines: May 5, 2022
Today, Mark Payne tells us about the next step in the Brent Spence Bridge project; a local dentist was charged in connection to a 24-year-old’s overdose death; a Fort Thomas development is almost complete; and more. Listen below or wherever you get your podcasts.
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LINK nky Daily Headlines: May 4, 2022
On today’s episode of LINK nky Daily Headlines, Haley Parnell and Mark Payne explore what it would mean in Kentucky if Roe v. Wade is overturned; Kaitlin Gebby reveals that Union is going to start requiring homeowners who want to do short term rentals to have licenses; and more. Listen below or wherever you get […]
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LINK nky Daily Headlines: May 3, 2022
On today’s episode of the LINK nky Daily Headlines: Early voting starts this week — here’s where and when to go; Haley Parnell tells us what a jailer is and who is campaigning this year; Dan Weber tells us about a yearly football camp for kids; and more. Listen below or wherever you get your […]
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LINK nky Daily Headlines: May 2, 2022
Welcome to LINK nky Daily — a podcast that you can listen to on the way to work or while walking the dog in the morning to catch you up on everything you need to know for the day. Featured on today’s Daily: Veterans groups, and even Jon Stewart, were in Erlanger calling on senators […]
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Enquirer ending weekly newspapers in NKY, Ohio
Subscribers to the Campbell County Recorder received a letter this week notifying them that the May 26 issue would be the last. The publication, a weekly product of the Cincinnati Enquirer, will disappear along with all the other weeklies in Northern Kentucky and Ohio, Enquirer Executive Editor Beryl Love confirmed to LINK nky. More details […]
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Alleged bank robber on run after hitting Covington branch
A man fled on foot after allegedly robbing the 5/3 Bank branch at 107 Brent Spence Square (off Fourth Street) in Covington on Thursday afternoon, Covington police confirmed. The bank used its “hold-up” alarm to alert police to the robbery at around 2:40 p.m. LINK nky was on the scene as police vehicles descended and […]
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Edgewood man, girlfriend accused of sexual, criminal abuse of woman’s children
An Edgewood man — arrested in January on charges that he possessed video showing sexual performance by a minor — was indicted last week, along with his girlfriend, for alleged criminal abuse of the girlfriend’s son and sexual abuse of the girlfriend’s daughter, Kenton County Commonwealth Attorney Rob Sanders said. Both children are minors. LINK […]
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Commonwealth attorney: CPD should not have released body camera video from Covington shooting
Commonwealth Attorney Rob Sanders said Cincinnati Police should not have released body camera footage of officers fatally shooting 20-year-old Ali Coulter because the investigation is still ongoing. The video showed body camera footage from Cincinnati officers Charles Knapp and Mark Longworth as they came upon 20-year-old Coulter Monday morning in Covington, fatally shooting him. Coulter […]
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Man awarded $450k after firing over birthday party at Gravity Diagnostics
Kevin Berling had a simple request: He didn’t want Gravity Diagnostics, his former employer, to throw him a birthday party. Berling has an anxiety disorder, said his attorney, Tony Bucher, and his birthday is a source of stress, so his client went to the person at the company who throws the parties and asked them […]
