News Talk 590 Wvlk

Michael, an education lawyer, talks about school violence with Kruser.

Kruser talks with the Councilman about his candidacy for Mayor of Lexington.

Market news and investment advice from the head of Joule Financial in Lexington.

Akers, head of the Kentucky Center for School Safety, talks with Jack and Deidre about keeping schools safe and the aftermath of a school shooting.

James Mason tells Jack about security to make web sites safer.

Jack and our resident veterinarian talk about feline nutrition.

the Herald-Leader columnist and Jack talk about UK basketball.

Aaron, from WCBL radio in Benton, KY, reports on the Marshall County High School shooting.

Jack, Brad and Deidre (with Ray Larson) and more discussion of the Marhsall County shooting.

Jack welcomes former Commonwealth's Attorney Ray Larson, psychologist Marlene Huff and callers to talk about the shooting at Marshall County High School.

Gabrielle talks to Jack about millenials, their attitudes and their politics.

Quint Tatro of Joule Financial has Wednesday's edition and Financial Fact.

Clayton Neville with a report on yesterday's shooting at Marshall County High School and one in Texas the day before.

Fayette County Sheriff Kathy Witt along with Lexington Police Sgt. Todd Phillips and Lt. Joe Anderson talk about gang activity in Lexington.

The LEX 18 anchor talks about the potential end of NTI days for schools and plans for Lexington roads.

Our ER Doc talks with Jack about GI virus, antibiotics, probiotics and more.

Kruser talks with Charlie Schuck of the Trendells about his book and the local music scene over the years.

The host of Fat Guys at the Movies talks about the latest releases with Kruser.

Our network correspondent talks about the latest on the governhment shutdown with Jack.

Quint Tatro talks with Jack about the possible effects of the government shutdown on the markets.