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It’s Tuesday, July 18, 2023. I’m Noah Jones and you’re listening to the Daily Headlines Podcast with Link NKY.
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The Two Villa Hills Teenagers who were killed in a Lake Cumberland boating incident Friday, July 14, were identified as brothers, Chase and Cole Fischer, sons of Fischer Homes Chairman Greg Fischer.
“The Fischer Homes family is mourning the tragic and profound loss of Chase and Cole Fischer. Our deepest condolences are with their parents, Greg and Amy Fischer, their sister, and their grandparents, Henry and Elaine Fischer,” read a statement from Fischer Homes…“Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers. We ask that their privacy be respected during this unimaginable time.”
The 14- and 18-year-olds were killed when the jet ski they were riding collided with a speedboat Friday afternoon near the Big South Fork of Lake Cumberland, just south of Woodson Bend Boat Dock near Bronston, according to the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources.
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Two people were hospitalized Sunday evening after being shot on Oneida Trail in Elsmere, according to the Elsmere police.
The gunshot victims are believed to have suffered non-life-threatening injuries, according to police.
This is an ongoing investigation, and Elsmere investigators have not released much detail on the incident.
If you have a tip or any information on this shooting, contact the Elsmere Police Department at 859-342-7344.
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In Sports, The Florence Y’alls defeated the Washington Wild Things 7-2 to begin the second half of their season following the All-star break.
The Y’alls crawled their way to the break, carrying an 11-game losing streak. And currently sit 22 games out of first place.
Florence travels to New Jersey to take on the jackals (34-17) for a three-game series starting Tuesday at 10:35 a.m.
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A good samaritan in a boat on the Ohio River rescued a man that accidentally crashed his car into the water, Newport police said.
The man who drove into the water did not know how to swim, investigators said.
The man that crashed into the river didn’t intentionally do it, but he got confused and hit his brakes too hard before hitting the water.
Before entering the water, the man’s vehicle crashed through a parking lot gate and a patch of grass.
The man was thrown a life jacket by the person in the boat to help him stay afloat.
It is not clear if the man was taken to the hospital.
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Those are your headlines for Tuesday…For Link NKY, I’m Noah Jones, and I’ll talk to you tomorrow.
The headlines were written from staff reports at LINK nky. The Headlines podcast was written and hosted by me Noah Jones.
IT'S MONDAY JULY 17, 2023. I'M NOAH JONES AND YOU’RE LISTENING TO THE DAILY HEADLINES PODCAST WITH LINK NKY.
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JACOB BUMPASS IS SET TO STAND TRIAL AT 9 A.M. TODAY FOR HIS ALLEGED ABUSE OF A CORPSE AND TAMPERING WITH EVIDENCE 13 YEARS AFTER THE DISAPPEARANCE OF PAIGE JOHNSON.
ACCORDING TO REPORTS, JOHNSON’S REMAINS WERE DISCOVERED IN 2020 ALONG STATE ROUTE 276 IN CLERMONT COUNTY. JOHNSON WAS LAST SEEN AT A PARTY IN COVINGTON IN 2010.
HER REMAINS HAVE BEEN KEPT IN EVIDENCE SINCE THEY WERE RECOVERED.
BUMPASS HAS PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO HIS TWO CHARGES.
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A GROUP OF KENTON COUNTY MAYORS MEET FOR THEIR MONTHLY MEETING TO DISCUSS A NEW MEDICAL MARIJUANA LAW FOR USE IN CONNECTION WITH CANCER, CHRONIC PAIN, AND SEIZURE DISORDERS AMONG OTHER CONDITIONS….
SENATE BILL 47 ENABLED THE REGULATION OF MEDICAL MARIJUANA THROUGHOUT THE COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY AND ESTABLISHED THE ADMINISTRATION OF SUCH REGULATION UNDER THE STATE CABINET FOR HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES.
KENTUCKY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ISSUING CERTIFICATIONS TO BUSINESSES AND PROFESSIONALS TO GROW, SELL AND PRESCRIBE CANNABIS… HOWEVER, THE BILL ESTABLISHES THE PROCESSES ARE UP TO THE CITIES AND COUNTIES TO ALLOW AND REGULATE CANNABIS FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
THE NEXT MAYORAL MEETING WILL TAKE PLACE AUG. 19 AT THE CITY OF LUDLOW’S GENERAL OFFICES ON ELM STREET.
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Fort Thomas’ annual outdoor festival celebrating the city’s merchants with music and family activities has announced their 2023 headliner.
Merchants & Music will feature Sister Hazel, Tonic and Vertical Horizon for its 19th season on Sept. 23 at the Tower Park Amphitheater.
The free festival started in 2009 and has featured acts such as Bret Michaels, The Mighty Might Bosstones, and Dustin Lynch.
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Two local nonprofits, the Devou Good Foundation and the Coalition for Transit and Sustainable Development of Greater Cincinnati will host a public hearing relating to the 4th Street bridge on Aug. 10 at 7 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church in Covington.
The hearing will focus on the upcoming 4th Street bridge replacement project, which will see the construction of a new bridge connecting Covington and Newport on 4th Street across the Licking River.
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THE NEWPORT POLICE DEPARTMENT IS HOSTING IT’S “CRAM THE CRUISER EVENT” BEFORE THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS…
THIS EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE KROGER IN NEWPORT, 130 PAVILION PAKWY ON SATURDAY, JULY 22 FROM 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M.
THIS EVENT ENCOURAGES SHOPPERS TO PURCHASE SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR NEWPORT STUDENTS AND EDUCATIONAL STAFF.
SUGGESTED ITEMS INCLUDE …Backpacks, Crayons, Disinfectant wipes, Dry-erase markers, Erasers, Folders, Glue sticks, Hand sanitizer, Headphones, Markers, Paper towels, Pencils, Scissors, A BOX OF Tissues, Wide-ruled notebooks, Wide-ruled paper
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THOSE ARE THE MONDAY HEADLINES, FOR LINK NKY, I’M NOAH JONES AND I’LL TALK TO YOU TOMORROW.
The headlines for Monday, July 17, 2023 were reported by Nathan Granger, Meghan Goth, and Link NKY staff reports. The Daily Headlines Podcast was hosted and edited by me, Noah Jones.
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On today’s episode: Supreme Court says school tax credit law unconstitutional: NKY educators weigh-in; middle school student launches Operation Backpack: ‘Not everyone lives like me’; community weighs in on Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project; and Bellevue comprehensive plan identifies successes, areas of improvement. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: with NKU out, what happens next for Northern Kentucky’s charter school?; local author, historian hosts book signing, bourbon tasting; Southgate schools withdraws nickel tax; city suggests residents ‘let your voices be heard’; and NKU launches Newport History Walk App. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: NKU will not oversee Northern Kentucky charter schools; Attorney General urges FCC to reduce take action against fraudulent phone numbers; former Covington boxing gym renovated into apartments and commercial space; and Thomas More updating softball field. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Explainer: What does a charter school authorizer do? Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: record expungement clinics offer clean slate; Highland Heights hires full-time police social worker; Kentucky receives grant to expand high-speed internet; and Ryle High marching band performs in Hawaii for Pearl Harbor Memorial Parade. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Braxton, Dewey’s, Graeter’s combo slated to open in late 2023; CVG sells 76 acres to Boone County; Fort Thomas Forest Conservancy partners with city on compost project; and McConnell criticizes Trump over Constitution comments. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Prysmian Group unveils renovated North American headquarters in Highland Heights; Golf Courses of Kenton County hosts breakfast with Santa and toy drive; 16 Lot Southern Outpost at Newport on the Levee names brewmaster; and will eliminating the state’s income tax blow ‘a hole’ in its revenue stream? Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: transportation cabinet offering new scholarship in construction management; Excellence in Education Award nominations now open; Gov. Andy Beshear files for reelection in 2023; and NKU dean of College of Health and Human Services to retire. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Real ID enforcement delayed by two years in Kentucky, across U.S.; Alexandria amends policy allowing one week of PTO after six months; spreading a little luck and love this Christmas: Paddy’s on Main sponsoring gifts for 25 families; and Greater Cincinnati & NKY African American Chamber of Commerce celebrates honorees during gala at Music Hall. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: How NKY is fighting to attract talent and keep it here; Homearama coming to NKY for the first time in 2023; unexpected tempest blows death knell to Lil’s Bagels in Covington; and former home of Bengals player on market for $1.8M. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts
On today’s episode: Kentucky Democrats appeal redistricting ruling; Senators McConnell, Paul vote against Respect for Marriage Act; and Corporex to transform CirclePort into mixed-use development. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: amid local allegations of fraud, NKY general election results won’t be part of random audit; the sweetest gift for one Fort Mitchell family: Foster parents get closer to finalizing adoption; and former Bellevue police officer taking Dayton mayor, police chief to court. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Beshear announces toy drive for EKY children flood survivors; Board approves Walton-Verona Intermediate School; Texas Turnaround has motorists heads spinning from upcoming highway ramp closures and openings; and sniff around and find out: Covington holding ribbon cutting for city’s first dog park. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Somerset mayor joins growing GOP gubernatorial field; Holmes High School student arrested after weapon found on campus; I-275 Carroll Cropper Bridge maintenance to last till Wednesday; and Deck The Y’alls in full swing after opening weekend. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: NKY officials grapple with safety challenges for cyclists, pedestrians. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: The best around: Covington Latin School recognized as one of the Best Schools in America for 2023; police officer shortage could lead to PTO changes in Alexandria; Henry Hosea House hosting fifth annual holiday charity drive; and Newport Central Catholic launches $13 million capital fund to upgrade school facilities. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: NKU’s East Village residents face mold, unreliable elevators; Beshear appoints seven locals to boards, commissions; Hand Up Fund established at Gateway in celebration of John and Connie Salyers; and Ludlow council expresses intent to grant IRB for Fischer Homes development. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Answers in Genesis purchases former Toyota engineering HQ in Erlanger; Amazon workers at CVG hub seek to unionize; Covington Police Department names new PIO; and Duke Energy’s Amy Spiller joins Kentucky Chamber Board of Directors. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: NKU announces President Ah-shis Vi-dee-uh’s departure amid budget deficit; Union Promenade gets green light from county government; be a Santa to a senior this holiday season; and do you have a turkey in your freezer? It may be time to take it out. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: CVG announces direct flight to London starting June 2023; Beshear: Kentuckians allowed to possess cannabis if purchased legally in another state; city of Covington staff brush up on their Spanish to better assist citizens; and Northern Kentucky food drive feeds more than just hunger. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Campbell County Police officer’s termination upheld; TSA says agents didn’t follow protocol when man brought boxcutter on CVG flight; and recently retired Nader named new Fort Mitchell Police Chief. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: judge rules redistricting maps constitutional despite partisan gerrymandering; and Kentucky Supreme Court to hear oral arguments over state’s abortion bans. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: how one old building will serve as a real-life learning experience for Covington students; flight from CVG makes emergency landing in Atlanta after passenger sneaks box cutter on board; and doe you hunt? Deer season kicked off in NKY Saturday morning; Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Inside LINK: We’re asking for money; Northern Kentucky wineries take home wins in 10th annual Kentucky Commercial Wine Competition; and local CEO organizes Thanksgiving food drive. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: 2 of 3 NKY counties shot down abortion amendment; Kenton County Police Department receives reaccreditation; Keller reelected to Kentucky Supreme Court, beating Fischer; and Kenton County Animal Services at full capacity, running adoption specials. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Republican Sen. Rand Paul wins 3rd term in Kentucky; Republican incumbent Massie cruises past Democrat challenger Lehman; Bellevue man sentenced to prison for illegal possession of a firearm; and charitable fund created for Northern Kentuckians to help Ukrainians impacted by war. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Attorney General: Here’s how to report suspected election fraud; NKY native named The Carnegie’s new theater director; and Fort Thomas resident’s tradition keeps Halloween fun going. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: city of Dayton receives emergency road aid funds for slide repair; Kentuckians can enroll for healthcare in 2023 through kynect; the Newport Aquarium welcomes three new sand tiger sharks; and Subcommittee members receive an update on state police retention and recruitment. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Inside LINK: How we’re covering the election; and transparency in the voting process: How votes are cast and counted. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: FEAM AERO arrives in NKY with brand new hangar, creating 250 jobs; Covington man pleads guilty to spraying fire extinguisher at officers during Jan. 6 capitol breach; and interim education committee hears update on implementing new social studies standards. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Beshear announces $15 million for infrastructure, education in NKY; Park Hills foresees need for traffic help amid backup after I-75 shutdown; Kentucky Judicial Committee expresses concern over Fischer Supreme Court campaign. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Beechwood High grad among at least 153 killed during Halloween celebration in Seoul; some Northern Kentucky schools still struggling to hire SROs; the Witness Tree Event to raise awareness for invisible veteran wounds Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Q&A with U.S. Senate Candidates Rand Paul and Charles Booker; and Covington woman charged with murder in deadly wrong-way crash on I-75. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Inside LINK: What a year it’s been; Diary of a Wimpy Kid author draws fans from all over Tri-State to ‘Loded Diper’ show; the Imagination Library comes to Boone County; and Fort Thomas names Tower Park basketball courts to honor beloved coach. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: local nonprofit distributes over $200K to keep people in NKY area housed and fed; addiction recovery, job program graduates to celebrate milestone Saturday; and how will Democrat Matt Lehman fare against incumbent Rep. Thomas Massie? Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Beshear names four Northern Kentuckians to boards and commissions; woman, boyfriend charged after shots fired behind Boone County Dollar General; and Northern Kentucky’s economy is up against a demographic drought. Here’s how one expert said we can fix it. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: BLINK brings 2 million to NKY and Cincinnati; incumbent Wheatley faces Stephanie Dietz in 65th District; one dead after head-on crash on I-75 at Kyles Lane; and NKU youth summit to address vaping, tobacco prevention. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Eric Deters faces criminal menacing charges after run-in with juvenile nephew; Covington launches grant program to enhance public art; NKY Senator wants to restart Kentucky’s use of the death penalty; and Spooky Secret Tours are back. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Florence 18-year-old shot on Waverly Drive; futurist to present at OneNKY Summit Series next week; Newport firefighter needing kidney donation finds ‘perfect match’ in fellow firefighter; and annual fundraiser helps give local kids shoes. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: how NKY schools and students fared in newly released state report card; Northern Kentucky’s clerks weigh in on the sanctity of elections in the region; and community steps up to help Meals on Wheels after vehicles vandalized. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: NKY candidate forums this week: State courts, Florence mayor, 3 House districts; and local leaders weigh in on rising inflation, Kentucky’s economy. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: NKY Cities receive grant funding from regional council of governments; Ignite Institute holds third annual political forum; Covington’s Devou Park disc golf course reopens after basket thefts; and Baker Hunt announces holiday workshops. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: DAV welcomes first new cohort for Patriot Boot Camp; Dayton Smoke-Free Ordinance to go into effect next month; every home to receive Altafiber in Kenton, Boone and Campbell Counties; and Kentucky ranks second worst for electric vehicle infrastructure. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: “A deep dive into HB9 and NKY’s pilot charter school” part 2, as Reported on By Mark Payne. Part one was published yesterday. If you missed it, it is available on our website or in your podcast feed. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Instead of the usual four stories, today I’m bringing you “A deep dive into HB9 and NKY’s pilot charter school” as Reported on By Mark Payne. This is a deep dive for sure and as such will be broken up into two parts. Part two will be published tomorrow, October 13. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: support those with food insecurity with drive for World Food Day; bourbon tasting event to benefit local veteran assistance programs; Florence Rotary Club establishes Gateway endowment in memory of John and Connie Salyers; and Beechwood grad and first-year NKU student wins music scholarship. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: next Eggs ‘N Issues panel will discuss bridging talent gap in NKY, demographic drought; The Christ Hospital Health Network launches heart transplant program; President Biden pardons federal marijuana charges, calls on governors to follow suit; Covington’s highly anticipated 18-hole disc golf course at Devou Park set to open. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Inside LINK: We’re giving you your weekly print newspaper back, NKY; Deck the Y’all’s Lightfest coming to Thomas More Stadium; taphouse and bottle shop The Post to open in Fort Thomas this Friday; and police arrest suspect in September U.S. Bank robbery in Covington. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Dewey’s Pizza opening next to Braxton in Covington; Hebron neighborhood adding sidewalk for National Pedestrian Safety Month; Corporex invites community to Touch-a-Truck event at Ovation; and map revealed for upcoming BLINK event. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Beshear touts economy, job growth after raising $1M for campaign; Blue North: The entrepreneur’s open door to success in NKY; GoFundMe Organized for Villa Hills family following their child’s death; and music legend Loretta Lynn dies, age 90. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: voter registration surges as deadline approaches; Kentucky Democracy Project plans NKY pub crawl; Fort Thomas’ One Highland celebrates grand opening; and Boone Co. sheriff facing back order of vehicles. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: final presentation made on options for New Kenton County Park; State Cannabis Advisory Committee releases summary of Kentuckians’ feedback on medical use; Metro and TANK offering free rides to BLINK; and Kenton judicial candidate seeks to disqualify opponent over residency. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Boone County GOP censures Sen. Mitch McConnell, calls for resignation; forget basket weaving: Now you can learn about bourbon in college; worker killed at loading dock in Elsmere; and Inside LINK: New places, new faces. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: NKY law enforcement backs Rand Paul, who says he is against ‘defunding the police’; second person charged in killing of Covington man; five NKY school districts make list of top 25 in Cincinnati area; and Young Women LEAD returns to NKU. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: downtown Covington bank robbed, police seek suspect; Park Hills is giving out free trees to homeowners in celebration of Arbor Day; regional driver’s license office now open in Bellevue; and Southgate mayor sworn in as president of Kentucky League of Cities. Listen here or wherever you get you podcasts.
On today’s episode: lean into your creative side at historic Baker Hunt center; committee pushes back on commercial complex proposal; Fort Thomas proclaims ‘Mark Leopold Day’ honoring a true friend of the trees; and Kentucky food banks treated to ‘sweet’ donation. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: bike lane coming to 11th Street bridge in 6-8 weeks; Point Arc’s First annual Pickleball champions named; Campbell County Board of Education lowers property taxes once again; Cold Spring mayor addresses concern that Paducah school shooter would move there. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Devou Park Overlook to be refreshed in honor of local business, government leader; NKU professor talks cybersecurity in election process as part of speaker series; Covington company focuses on saving lives, bettering community; with Election Day getting closer, we wanted to know: Do yard signs actually work? Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Massie challenger Lehman picks up endorsements from multiple NKY mayors; Clerk sending postcards of Election Day info to Boone County residents; Newport schools’ GED program named best in state; and Florence woman charged in Covington killing, robbery. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Boone County woman found not guilty of trying to vote twice in 2020 Primary; couple restores Beaverlick Trading Post to former glory; learn about voting rights, law changes, registration at League of Women Voters webinars; and Beshear reveals Kentucky Teacher of the Year Awards. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Boone County plans ‘CVG trail’; former Kenton Co. coroner convicted on federal drug charges; Republican candidates speak at Wilder city council meeting; and Three Spirits Tavern in Bellevue to host NKY Cocktail Classic event. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: three NKY schools named 2022 Blue Ribbon winners; broadband internet provider focused on rural communities coming to Walton; Painter remains GOP nominee as Ky. Supreme Court won’t hear Campbell Co. Commissioner election case; and child, 11, drowns in Villa Hills pool. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: after woman’s death on bridge, cities, state agree to protected bike lane; fairgrounds become ‘Candyland’ for senior picnic; police make arrest after car break-ins in Union; and Kentucky receives federal approval for electric vehicle charging network. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: NKY cycling community advocates for action on bike lanes, cyclist safety; blood test at St. Elizabeth can screen over 50 types of cancer; Boone County’s Bullock Lane approved for new industrial site; meet therapeutic horses at this Kenton County farm. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Alexandria committee considers changes to gun ordinance; FC Cincinnati to build soccer pitch in Covington park; Brighton Center to hold ribbon cutting for Opportunity House; and Erlanger city council paves way for new brewery, distillery. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Deters brings prominent Republican speakers to NKY for Freedom Fest; Covington Board of Education lowers property tax rate; Villa Madonna students honor 9/11 victims; and NKY philanthropist Eva G. Farris dies at 103. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: man charged in death of woman whose body was found in Elsmere; August jobs report reflects similar growth in Kentucky; former Covington Public Works employee indicted on federal fraud, identity theft charges; and Jessica Neal appeals recount decision in 24th Senate District race. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: Dayton votes to go smoke-free; Report: Less than half of Kentucky schools have SROs; missing Cincinnati woman identified as person found dead in Elsmere; and Covington man’s startup could be gamechanger in emergency alert systems. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: former Trump ambassador announces run for Kentucky governor; NKU announces new assistant VP of development; Covington Catholic principal earns Outstanding Administrator Award; and business leaders launch Center for Great Work Performance. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: new NKY Realtor group focuses on veteran homeownership; Bellevue asks for DARE revival; The secret to living to 107: Tomatoes and UK basketball; and new distillery hopes to create ‘bourbon-centric ecosystem’ in Augusta. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode: human remains found in Elsmere; Deters bringing ‘political Woodstock’ to NKY with Trump brothers; music and literary event to raise funds for Eastern Kentucky recovery; and Renegade Grille coming to The Party Source. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode, hearings for suspect in cyclist’s death pushed back to mid-September; Independent voter registrations growing faster in Kentucky than Democrats, Republicans; Walton to receive new library; and Elsmere hires school resource officer for Arnett Elementary. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode, NKY residents collect over 15,000 lbs. of goods for flood victims; Kentucky students will not have to pay taxes on loan forgiveness; Western Kentucky SAFE fund gets additional money for tornado damage; and Campbell County Public Library opens early childhood learning exhibit. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode Boone County Schools sending buses to aid EKY; Beshear endorses Lehman in race against Massie; NKY entrepreneur hopes to improve people’s quality of life with a Better Blend; and here’s what to know if you’re going to watch the WEBN fireworks in Covington. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode, Newport to update fireworks laws to encourage residents to ‘respect each other’; Why did NKY legislator cast the only ‘no’ vote on flood relief aid?; Independence to lower tax rates for second straight year; and suspicious package detonated near Covington church. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode, judge certifies losing candidate Jessica Neal’s recount in 24th Senate District race; Covington-based company to help bring drone light show to BLINK; Women-owned M&P Logistics to create 210 jobs at new Florence HQ; and Ludlow’s ‘last remaining piece of railroad history’ to undergo years-long restoration process. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode, Newport police: Man who hit, killed cyclist on 12th Street Bridge turns himself in; Campbell commissioner booted from ballot after primary win moves forward with appeal; No one hurt after incident involving armed, suicidal male near Walton school; and CVG set to receive $13.7 million for next five years from infrastructure bill. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode Is ‘fragmented’ NKY keeping region from improving pedestrian, bike friendly infrastructure? Thomas More University names first head Esports coach; State to spend $212 million in support of eastern Kentucky following devastating flooding; and Purple People Bridge gets fresh coat in honor of 150th birthday. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode, Kentucky on track to lower income tax after recording budget surplus; local porcelain painters hold hand-painted exhibit, invite new members to join club; Covington library to celebrate traveling exhibit featuring African-American illustrated literature; and Kentucky Symphony Orchestra closing Summer Series with Rat Pack tribute. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode, cyclists demand action after fatal hit-and-run on 12th Street Bridge; concert venue at Newport’s Ovation now MegaCorp Pavilion; disc golf course to open at Devou this fall; The Carnegie announces theater director’s departure. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today’s episode, Covington woman killed in hit-and-run on bridge; McConnell talks Brent Spence, FBI criticism at NKY Chamber forum; Leadership event for professional women of color coming to Covington; And new three-month program designed to retain talent in NKY.
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On today’s episode, Edgewood rejects city building gun ordinance; Kentucky Supreme Court keeps state abortion ban in place as other cases continue; Police plan traffic blitz to combat aggressive driving; and Inside LINK: Why our ads are different By Lacy Starling.
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On today’s episode, after legal challenge, State Board of Elections certifies winner of local state senate primary; Boone fiscal court approves new oversight on library boards; Monkeypox vaccinations available through NKY Health Department; and want to swim in the Ohio River? Here’s your chance.
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On today’s episode, TANK receives $3.1 million grant for low-emission buses; Lack of recruits concerns some NKY police leaders; Beshear says FEMA is processing claims for EKY flood victims; And Neal gets hearing over voting machine seals.
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On today’s episode, Boone GOP chairman denies $25K contribution is from single private donor; How to be a reading coach for local elementary students; Newport Shopping Center, Plaza sold; and Fort Mitchell Police chief to retire at end of year.
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On today's episode, Covington Police Chief set to retire September 1; New report places NKU in top tier of colleges for economic mobility; Insurance firm opens Covington office; and children’s advocate honored for 30 years of service.
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On today’s episode, Inside LINK: Election coverage doesn’t stop on election night; Boone County manufacturer expanding operations with $8.4M investment; Funding for animal shelter gets final approval; Florence Christian seeing more families in need.
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On today’s episode, McConnell and Paul vote against provision to cap cost of insulin; ‘Total devastation’: Locals lend a hand in EKY flood cleanup; Missing Kenton Co. woman found dead; and Boone GOP receives $25k private donation for losing candidate’s recount effort.
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On today’s episode, residents at Bellevue apartments, faced with rent hikes, unsure of next steps; Notre Dame Academy students to participate in 2022 Kentucky Governor’s programs; Taylor Mill memorial to tell story of volunteer fire departments; And body recovered near Newport bridge.
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On today’s episode, Interstate closed after body found on side of road; Dems, GOP spar at Fancy Farm, but come together in support of flooding, tornado victims; Brent Spence project to affect two Covington parks; Nearly $1 million in asphalt work underway in Covington.
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On today's episode, ‘It takes a village’: How schools are removing barriers so kids can learn; $1 million-winning Mega Millions ticket sold in Erlanger; WiFi, pedestrian improvements considered for Covington ARPA funds; and Revival vintage bottle shop moving to North by Hotel Covington this fall.
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On today’s episode, Ft. Wright, Erlanger police donate cruisers to eastern Kentucky departments; Amazon partnership provides tuition for employees; Roebling Point Books & Coffee expanding into Dayton; And the Purple People Bridge celebrates 150 years with Back Roads Wine Festival.
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On today’s episode, Rand Paul votes no on veterans health care bill; NKU ranks among top 100 innovating universities in the world, report says; Fund offers way to donate to EKY flood victims; A return to normal: Boone County Schools dropping COVID-19 restrictions this year.
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On today’s episode, abortion ban in Kentucky returns after appeals court decision; Union moves forward with Brilliance Avenue extension for Grammas Center; Taylor Mill police chief passes baton; And St. Elizabeth Fort Thomas receives second Lantern Award.
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On today’s episode, Death toll rising. An update on Eastern Kentucky flooding; Southbank Shuttle returning to Covington, Newport, Bellevue, Cincinnati; Two NKY educators among semifinalists for state ‘Teacher of the Year’; Covington Farmers Market hosting fundraiser brunch as 10th anniversary nears.
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On today’s episode, NKY crews dispatched to eastern Kentucky in flooding rescue effort; Sen. Rand Paul visits Crestview Hills, talks issues facing country; Point/Arc to host 50th anniversary block party in Covington; How to help those affected by eastern Kentucky floods.
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On today’s episode, Governor Beshear says double-digit death toll expected after severe flooding in eastern Kentucky; Ludlow schools join Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library; District approves $1,400 stipend in response to bus drivers’ strike threat; and Inside LINK: We’re adding to the team, an update from our CEO.
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On today's episode, judge dismisses five libel lawsuits filed by former Cov Cath student; Boone County buys 296 acres from CVG for park and animal shelter; NKU awarded nationally competitive grant to enhance humanities programs; and Newport apartment residents given additional time to vacate.
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On today’s episode, teens reconnect with nature through Adventure Crew; More volunteers needed to support NKY small businesses; Covington church to be featured in BLINK event; And Southgate residents egg-cited they may soon be able to own chickens.
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On today’s episode Kentucky to allocate 75 million dollars to boost tourism; Services to help veteran or active-duty entrepreneurs launch a business; St. Vincent de Paul offers help with rent to families in need; and Boone school district searching for bus drivers.
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On today’s episode abortion still legal in Kentucky for now; Edgewood looks to install Safe Haven Baby Box; Eight from NKY agencies graduate from SRO training; And Kentucky treasurer announces run for state auditor.
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On today's episode Kentucky election security discussed at legislative committee; West Latonia citizens concerned over recent shootings in neighborhood; Taylor Mill approves school resource officer contract before Aug. 1 deadline; and Dayton to consider use of golf carts on some city streets.
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On today's episode Republican voters now outnumber Democratic voters in Kentucky; Kenton County continues expansion of high-speed internet; Campbell Board of Ed. to redraw maps after federal court decision; and CVG sees best month for passenger volume since pandemic began.
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On today's episode Campbell County school bus drivers and monitors threaten strike over wages; NKU to launch center for Health Entrepreneurship and Innovation; Covington police looking for driver involved in crash that shut down I-71/75 over weekend; and NKY Chick-fil-A locations collecting supplies for local schools.
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On today's episode former local attorney left his phone on a plane. Now he’s going to federal prison; Newport announces new intermediate school principal; BLINK director to talk upcoming show in Chamber event; Here’s when you can engage with officials from Covington, Newport this week; and 12 NKY cities rank in top 20 safest, including #1, security site says.
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On today's episode local education leaders talk to lawmakers in discussion of police in schools ands students’ mental health; 988 launched as new suicide prevention hotline; “Reduced footprint” of Brent Spence project announced; and Campbell school board districts must be redrawn immediately, federal judge says.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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;
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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’.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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’.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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 damaged in early morning fire.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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 its summer return to Northern Kentucky. Listen below or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today's podcast we'll cover Covington mayor discusses Brent Spence at Optimist Club meeting; Tyson Foods provides affordable transportation for employees through ride-share program; Covington man guilty on sex charges involving child; and Ford’s Garage coming to Florence. Listen below or wherever you get your podcasts.
Today we preview Link nky's newest podcast Voices of NKY; Behringer-Crawford to display items from shuttered Ramage museum; Former Covington commissioner, code enforcement director dies; and two Newport students are school’s first to complete Early Graduation program. Listen below or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today's episode LINK nky takes a closer look at 3 Northern Kentucky small towns: Bromley, Woodlawn, and Melbourne. Listen below or wherever you get your podcasts.
On today's podcast, Kentucky liberty group leader issues apology after tweeting ‘insensitive’ meme; Lawsuit seeks to reverse outcome of primary election in Campbell commissioner’s race; Former firefighter who uses wheelchair asks Florence officials for sidewalks; NKY Area Development District announces new executive director; Parking amnesty program intended to fill citation backlog in Covington;
In today's podcast Kentucky legislators are respond to the Uvalde school shooting; Advice from psychologist who lived through 1997 Paducah, KY school shooting; Covington receives $1.8 million in federal grant to support the IRS site redevelopment project; And cities asked to contribute $1 per resident to fundraising effort to bring BLINK light show back to NKY.