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On today's episode BLINK co-founders say they are “effectively ending involvement” in light and art show: Newly renovated innovation lab celebrated in Erlanger; Bellevue Farmer’s Market is back after ten-year absence; and Northern Kentucky getting its own in-service police training academy. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today's episode Fort Wright residents want noise barrier ahead of highway expansion in Brent Spence project; ‘Charitable bail’ in Ky. could be explored again in future legislative session; NKY students with disabilities awarded scholarships; and eat, drink, save lives during Burger Week. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today's episode Judge favors Governor Beshear in lawsuit over appointment of Ethics Commission members; Covington increases assistance for homeowners to $10,000; Elsmere approves ‘fairness ordinance’ extending legal protections to LGBTQ people; and Kenton County Animal Services reducing adoption fees this week. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today's episode a law targeting fentanyl traffickers takes effect Thursday; Kentucky takes steps to build out electric vehicle infrastructure; Section of KY 8 to close for slide repair project; Big money, big crowds at Burlington’s Disc Golf Pro Tour weekend event. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts. 

On today's episode Four candidates, four seats: Why are more people not running for spots on the Covington City Commission?; NKU to host Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee meeting; Drummer Marvin Cox leaves behind regional legacy; And golf outing to benefit NKY Sports Hall of Fame. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today's podcast Campbell County judge denies motion to dismiss Senate District 24 recount case, now heads to bond hearing; Grave marker found in Elsmere belongs to decorated Korean War soldier buried more than 2 hours away; Kentucky’s Medical Cannabis Advisory committee members set and share group goals; and Fairfield’s annual Avenue Mile Race happening in Bellevue this weekend. Listen her...

On today's episode the Kenton County Sheriff’s Office warns of new scam; learn how to sign up for backpack and school supply giveaway; NKY-based Blue North offering office hours at Black Tech Week; and Paradise Music & Beer Festival returning to Covington. Listen here or wherever you get your podcast.

On today's podcast Union to see ‘unprecedented’ developments as Boone County’s fastest growing city; Event designed to give hope and provide some fun to those in recovery; Florence approves new Carmax location; and Newport student wins statewide competition with Muhammad Ali T-shirt design. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today's episode Covington Independent Schools hires new principal at Transformational Learning Center; What can NKY learn from Ohio charter schools?; “Walk and Talk” nature hike series comes to three Kenton County Parks; and Florence native wins Writers of the Future contest; Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today's podcast a judge temporarily blocks enforcement of law that bans abortion in Kentucky; A look back at Ludlow’s ‘big days’: A circus, a streetcar and motorcycle racing; Newport’s Wooden Cask Brewing featured in 2nd annual Ales for Trails; and Pike/Russell Street underpass beautification a ‘no-brainer’. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today's episode the Red Cross urges blood donors to step up ahead of holiday weekend; Beloved Strong’s Brick Oven Pizzeria reopens Newport location;Covington chooses design firm to prep former IRS site for new development; and NKY Senator appointed to state government organization’s energy & environment committee. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today's episode people against Supreme Court decision protest in Fort Thomas; St. Elizabeth Florence undergoing major renovation; and Crescent Springs Hardware honored by city for 50 years of service. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today's podcast Cincinnati Children’s announces new $10 million medical building project in Union; McConnell speaks on inflation and war in Ukraine at Florence Rotary; Ferry from Rabbit Hash to Indiana free to ride until August; Abortion providers file lawsuit challenging Kentucky bans. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today's episode we'll hear about Campbell County Commissioner’s Republican primary win vacated by judge; Unpaid parking tickets in Covington? Amnesty program ends June 30; Former tennis instructor arrested on rape charge; and how to keep your Duke bill down this summer. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

On today's episode you'll hear about the sudden cancelation of Drag Bingo in Fort Thomas sparks community discussion; LINK streetscapes: Yoga, cookie dough and coffee on Fort Thomas Avenue; Noise complaints prompt Covington officials to re-evaluate what — and when — is too loud; and Wilder splash pad’s popularity brings unintended consequences: ‘We shouldn’t have to supervise’. Listen he...

On today's episode we'll hear about Kentucky’s Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee to seek public input at town hall meetings; U.S. Senate committee names Dry Ridge cafe business of the week; Five from NKY selected for statewide leadership course; and Celebrating Juneteenth: $200K in grants available for Black artists. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts. 

On today's show we'll be covering how NKY schools will deal with resource officer requirement; NKY teacher wins Miss Kentucky pageant and will compete for Miss America; Erlanger still searching for remedy as large trucks damage road they’re not supposed to be on; and He’s an English teacher by trade but folk-rock star at heart. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts. 

On today's episode we'll hear about the new 4th Street Bridge project details shared with NKY business leaders; ‘A perfect storm’ for hunger in the Commonwealth; Trump throws weight behind Daniel Cameron in gubernatorial race; LINK streetscapes: Coffee and pizza on Monmouth. Listen here or wherever you get your 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 get your podcasts.

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 get your podcasts.

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 your po...

On today's podcast we're covering the following stories: Judge requests more info as lawsuit wants incumbent Campbell commissioner booted from ballot; Overturning Roe and possible impact on infertility treatments explored by NKU law dean in prestigious journal; New state report shows nearly 15% increase in overdose deaths in Kentucky; Crewitts Creek Kitchen & Bar in Independence dama...

On today's podcast we're covering an Erlanger boy who helped raise $7,500 for cancer research; Fort Thomas celebrates the return of its community piano; Summit panel tackles strategies for diversity and inclusion; and the Covington Police host 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 below or wherever you get your podcasts.

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.