Category: Podcasts

On today’s episode we’ll hear about COVID testing sites closing in Covington and Florence; an Inside LINK report from our CEO Lacy Starling about the delicate balance of reporting breaking news; what local cities will receive in rescue plan funds; and New Emergency Shelter works to remove barriers to employment. Listen here or wherever you […]

On today’s podcast Covington approves two key Brent Spence agreements, giving the city ‘seat at the table’; Florence Mall sells to New York-based group; Kenton County Administrator, Deputy Judge/Executive Joe Shriver announces retirement; and Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: Looking back at baseball . . . and ahead just a bit. Listen here or wherever you […]

On today’s podcast you’ll hear about the following stories: Governor Andy Beshear selects NKU law professor for medical cannabis committee;  Cold Spring woman battling breast cancer hits $103,000 Ky. Lottery jackpot;  Charles Summe, longtime Kenton Co. commissioner, dies; and Covington intersection closed for next nine days to replace brick pavers.Listen here or wherever you get […]

On today’s podcast, we’re covering an Erlanger boy who helped raise $7,500 for cancer research; Fort Thomas celebrating the return of its community piano; a panel tackling strategies for diversity and inclusion; and the Covington Police hosting reading event with kids in City Heights.  Listen below or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today’s episode, we’ll cover how parents are desperate to find baby formula and may face six to eight weeks before shelves are restocked; Kentucky legislators grapple with how to avoid a teacher shortage; Shelter seeks foster parents for kittens amid intake uptick; Independence says yes, Taylor Mill no to contributing funds for BLINK. Listen […]

On today’s episode, we’re following a police search for a shooting suspect in Hebron; Union announces plans for new city building and town center; Rep. Savannah Maddox announces run for governor; and Boone’s Landing is marked on the Ohio River trail.  Listen below or wherever you get your podcast. 

On today’s episode we’ll look into the following stories: Police continue to seek video, physical evidence in death of 9-year old boy; Schools brace for hunger gap as federal waiver expires; Man sentenced to 20 years on 69 counts of possessing child pornography; How to run as a write-in candidate; and the Peach Truck making […]

On today’s podcast: Covington mayor Joe Meyer discusses the Brent Spence at Wednesday’s Optimist Club meeting; Tyson Foods provides affordable transportation for employees through ride-share program; a Covington man was found guilty on sex charges involving a child; and Ford’s Garage is coming to Florence. Listen below or wherever you get your podcasts.