Mackenzie Lionberger joined the Local 6 team at the beginning of this year. In this episode, she explores her roots in the Washington, D.C. area and how that has shaped her approach to journalism.

This quick retrospective reflects on the first year of the Crossroads Suncast.

This week's episode of the Crossroads Suncast ends season three and kicks off 2026 with a look at the major changes coming to local news. Former WPSD sports director Jeff Bidwell reflects on the changes he's bringing as news director- and how journalism is shifting more broadly in the 21st century.

This fall, Missouri became the latest state to legalize sports betting. It follows a 2018 Supreme Court ruling that radically reshaped the role of gambling in American life. This episode explores the ways that betting on apps can drive addiction and change the ways that fans engage with their favorite sports.

This week's episode of the Crossroads Suncast explores the dynamics of a red state with a two-term democrat as governor. From faith to luck to cultural heritage- analysts explore the rise of Steve and Andy Beshear.

This episode features CNN commentator Scott Jennings, Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams, Murray State University professor Brian Clardy, and long-time Kentucky journalists Linda Blackford and Al Cross.

This week's episode of the Crossroads Suncast focuses on a recent hearing exploring new evidence in the murder of Jessica Currin. The episode explores the changing testimony of key witnesses, and the potential impact of police interrogation techniques on the case.

From creator Charles Schulz's early years as a shy kid to the impact of his service in World War Two- this week's episode explores the roots of the iconic comic strip and its impact and future.

This week on the Crossroads Suncast, political commentator Scott Jennings, Secretary of State Michael Adams, former Attorney General Daniel Cameron, and a range of experts reflect on the unique nature of the GOP in Kentucky. The episode explores why Kentucky republicans consistently break from the national MAGA movement, and how the retirement of Senator Mitch McConnell could shape the future of the party.