By Dan Modlin

Bowling Green, Ky – When the US ambassador to Iraq this week met a high-level Iranian envoy, it was a groundbreaking moment. The meeting was the first of its kind since the Iranian takeover of the US embassy in Tehran over 20 years ago. WKU Political Science Professor and Iran expert Sol Kiasatpour says some factions in Tehran actually support increased talks with the US.

By Lisa Autry

Hodgenville, Ky – In Larue County, preperations are already underway for a two year Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial celebration starting next year. Lisa Autry recenty spoke to state Senator Dan Kelly of Springfield, who is a member of the Bicentennial board.

By Tony McVeigh

Frankfort, Ky – Kentucky's Attorney General says domestic partner benefits at the state's two largest public universities are in conflict with a recent amendment to the state constitution. Kentucky Public Radio's Tony McVeigh reports from Frankfort.

By Kevin Willis

Bowling Green, Ky – Kentucky 2nd District Rep. Ron Lewis says while he opposes the Senate immigration plan, it will likely become law. As Kevin Willis reports, the Hardin County Republican spoke Wednesday in Bowling Green.

By Dan Modlin

Bowling Green, Ky – A young attorney from Warren County is encouraging others in her profession to consider doing more volunteer work to help represent children and the indigent. Jennifer Brinkley is with the Coffman Law Office, and recently spoke with Dan Modlin about her experiences in performing pro-bono work.

By Dan Modlin

Bowling Green, Ky – Mike Hughes is project coordinator for the "Gear Up" Summer Camp at Western Kentucky University. The project is designed to get kids thinking about the idea of post-secondary education. He recently sat down Dan Modlin to discuss the effort.

By Dan Modlin

Bowling Green, Ky – Governor Fletcher and Democrat Steve Beshear were both able to win enough votes to avoid a June run-off election. In this piece, we hear analysis of the recent primary elections with WKU Political Science Professor Scott Lasley. Also featured are Fletcher, Beshear, Senator Jim Bunning, Jody Richards, and Anne Northup.

By Lisa Autry

Bowling Green, Ky – With the US Attorney firing scandal picking up speed in Washington, there's a new angle developing in Kentucky. A report in the Washington Post says the US Attorney for Western Kentucky, David Huber, was placed on a list of attorneys to be replaced. The US Attorney General is facing calls to resign over the firing scandal. Lisa Autry recently spoke to David Huber about his reaction to the news that he was being considered for dismissal.

By Kevin Willis

Bowling Green, Ky – In this report, Kevin Willis explores the longterm effects physical and sexual abuse has on young children. A group of agencies in Kentucky is banding together in an attempt to educate the public on how to spot and report child abuse to authorities. We hear from guests including April Fulcher, a child victim's advocate with the Bowling Green Police Department.

By Dan Modlin

Fort Campbell, KY – A nationwide project called "Operation Homefront" is putting personal computers in the hands of military families so they can stay in touch with loved ones overseas. Dan Modlin reports on a free giveaway this week at Fort Campbell.