Use this interactive map to learn about more about each state and their voting history and create hypothetical electoral scenarios for the presidential candidates.
WNKU has partnered with the Associated Press to bring you this one-stop election destination. You’ll get a daily race rundown, read bios of presidential candidates, discover where they stand on the issues, learn how much money they’ve raised, follow the delegate count, and see how their campaign ads stand up to fact-checkers. You’ll also get local election stories, real-time primary results, and county by county vote counts on election night.
“When I was a teenager,” Madi Diaz recalls, “my dad and I would hang out in the living room and learn songs by bands like the Eagles and Alice in Chains. We’d pick parts to harmonize and sing our way through them, over and over.
The P l e a s e, P l e a s e M e is an indie pop trio from Austin, Texas with a few tricks up its sleeve. They'll be performing at the next Studio 89 on Monday, October 29th at 7pm.
Featuring two drummers who left New York City to chase their musical dreams, the Please, Please Me is ”poetry you can dance to.” Frontwoman Jessie Torrisi beckons with her sultry voice one moment and duels with Agustin Frederic on the tom toms the next. The cream in the cookie is cellist Alissa Schram, and her army of sound effects.
It's not often we have a friend and neighbor from Northern Kentucky who goes on to get signed by Sub Pop Records. Daniel Martin Moore is a singer and songwriter from just down the road from the WNKU studios in Cold Spring, Kentucky.
WNKU and Joseph-Beth Booksellers are a lot alike in many ways. Smart. Independent. Creative. And of course, very charming. But now, that kindred spirit has become a true partnership as WNKU joins Joseph-Beth's Gives Back Rewards Program. That means you can now save money and support WNKU every time you shop at Joseph-Beth Booksellers in Crestview Hills!
