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If we are being totally honest we have all taken our hairstylists for granted. With COVID-19 locking them up for 10 weeks we are all singing their praises as they freshen us up just in time for summer.

After my son got stung by a HUGE hornet in our house, I thought it might be am Asian Murder Hornet. So, I called the KY Department of Agriculture to find out.

With everyone being cooped up in the house they are finding themselves in the kitchen more than ever. We decided to create a Quarantine Cookbook from kitchens all over the tristate and share the recipes.

I can think of a million reasons to moan and groan during this COVID-19 quarantine time but instead, I asked people in the Tristate to share a smiling selfie and the reason for their gratitude. Everyone needs a reason to smile these days.

Keeping the kids busy as the days pass is getting harder and harder but Tristate families are continually coming up with ways to shine. This week many families share Stained Glass Window creations done on the windows and doors of their homes.

Angel here and I polled families in the Tristate and asked them how they were coping during the Covid-19 social distancing where many families are staying home, kids are out of school, and many daycare centers are closed. Here are some of the things they shared.

Angel here. I don't know about you all but I am so exhausted from hearing about this virus and that sickness I just want something positive in my newsfeed so I asked for #HILARIOUS selfies and goodness did you all deliver. If you are looking for a laugh here you go.

If you're looking for the new love of your life get to the Petsmart National Adoption Weekend February 28 - March 1,2020

News 4U released their "Best of the Tri-State 2015" issue and it includes, non-other than KISS-FM's very own The Rob & Kat Mykals!

We asked you this morning your thoughts on corporal punishment in school after a news story about an Alabama elementary that sent home a consent form. You had a lot to say! Take a look!

This Sunday is your chance to have a nice meal, served by a local celebrity, and make a difference in the lives of the 375 families in the Tri-state impacted by HIV/AIDS.

It's been a little over a week since our friends at the Humane Society of Henderson County Kentucky rescued Sammy. You'll remember Sammy as the dog that someone had used as a "bait dog" in what authorities believe to be a local dog fighting ring...