Erin is from Hartford, Kentucky. She began her radio career at Western Kentucky University in 1998, and she came to WBKR in 2007 (ironically, she interned in the same building on Frederica Street in the summer of 1999.) She loves to analyze and write about pop culture, sports, nostalgia, and her beloved Ohio County.
Erin Grant
Fire Extinguisher Explodes on Louisville Weatherman Live on Air
Raise your hand if you're thrilled we are finally feeling cooler air. Well, so was Louisville weatherman and fellow WKU grad Jude Redfield.
Measure Proposed to Stop Distracted Driving in Kentucky
No matter how many times we're told to put down our phones while driving, sometimes it's just hard to avoid if there's an important text or phone call coming through.
KSP Trooper Holds Fussy Baby in Restaurant While Mom Eats
Moms, I'm sure you've been in a situation where you needed to do something, even basic like sitting down to eat, and your new baby is fussy and he/she can't seem to calm down.
Funeral Services Held for Kentucky Veteran with No Family
When United States Air Force veteran Curtis Cooper of Cadiz passed away last month, there were no surviving family members to honor his memory and service. On Tuesday, a large contingent of his community, fellow veterans, and Fort Campbell soldiers came together to give him a proper send-off.
KSP Will Begin Ticketing Aggressive Drivers on October 1st
The Kentucky State Police's Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division will launch a new ticketing campaign on Tuesday (10/1) which will target aggressive driving behaviors.
Kristin Chenoweth Collaborates with Reba, Dolly on New Album
If you've never heard Tony and Emmy winner Kristin Chenoweth sing, you're missing out. But there's a good chance you have and didn't realize it.
Kentucky Voter Registration Deadline October 7th
If you missed National Voter Registration Day on Tuesday, never fear, there's still time to get registered to vote in November's General Election. And you have time to double-check your voting information.
B-17 Plane in Bowling Green Saturday for Tours and Rides
Airshow and World War II connoisseurs, make your plans to head to Bowling Green this Saturday to witness and to experience a piece of history.
Judge Rules Kentucky Speed Limit Laws Unconstitutional
That's a headline for the ages. Now before you start burning up the road like it's the Autobahn, here's some background on the ruling that was passed down in Jefferson District Court last week.
The Eagle Population in Kentucky is Growing
I grew up with Eagles, my high school mascot. However, I have maybe only seen a real one once or twice. What surprised me, even more, is that spotting an eagle in Kentucky is extremely rare, until now.
‘ER’ Turns 25 This Year Too
Listen, I get it. Friends mania has been running wild as of late. Why? Two reasons, one, it will move from Netflix to the NBC Universal streaming service Peacock next year and it turns 25. I'm almost ashamed to admit I forgot another pivotal, cultural juggernaut of a show also turns 25, ER.
Burn Ban in Effect in 61 Kentucky Counties
Officially, calendar fall is supposed to begin this coming Monday. Well, in Kentucky fall is going to be put on hold perhaps until early October. The biggest concern at this point is, of course, the persistent heat but also the extremely dry conditions as it's been several weeks since we've seen any steady rain.