Kentucky lawmakers are still trying to find ways to fix the state's ailing pension system. The City of Cincinnati and Hamilton County Commissioner Todd Portune are in a dispute over funding the Western Hills Viaduct and decking over Fort Washington Way.
And Tuesday, Procter & Gamble shareholders rejected the bid by activist investor Nelson Peltz for a seat on the company's board. But that doesn't mean Peltz is through trying to influence P&G's future.
Joining us to discuss these and other stories are political writer for the Lexington Herald-Leader, Daniel Desrochers; Cincinnati Business Courier staff reporter and columnist Chris Wetterich; 9 On Your Side/ WCPO.com Managing Editor, Opinion and Engagement, David Holthaus; WCPO business reporter Dan Monk; WVXU reporter and digital editor Tana Weingartner; and WVXU city hall reporter Jay Hanselman.
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