Hull: Hull's first electric kiln construction kicks off as health review advances | June 11

Hull: BT Street Hub units rejected in Hull city centre | June 22

Hull city planners denied new BT Street Hub units in the city centre due to concerns over the skyline and historic character. A father in East Yorkshire saved his daughters’ lives with stem cell donations after a rare genetic diagnosis, while a Beverley woman faces court over offensive messages.

Hull: Coastal erosion threatens Skipsea as Hull photographer documents the crisis | June 21

Hull's Local Wire update covers coastal erosion at Skipsea, the University of Hull's new London campus, and Reece Lyne's coffee shop on Holderness Road. The episode also highlights the Humber Bridge Soapbox Derby and a recent insurance penalty alert for Hull residents.

Hull: Road rage incident leaves man injured after driver attacks him | June 20

Hull's Local Wire update covers a road rage incident where a driver punched a man and ran over his foot, Hull College's lockdown after a threat, and a 21-year jail term for a rapist. The episode also touches on concerns over hedgerow work on Anlaby Common and Hull's Armed Forces Day event.

Hull: Humberside Police Officer with Stage 4 Cancer Seeks Treatment in India | June 19

Hull's Local Wire update covers a Hull police officer with stage 4 cancer seeking treatment in India, a man jailed for texting a decoy girl, and Ennerdale Leisure Centre's closure due to faulty pipework. The episode also highlights a cyclist injury in Pocklington and Hull schools' new animation on sensory differences.

Hull: Hull resident honored for hospice support after peaceful passing | June 18

Hull's Local Wire update covers Sarah Ward's tribute to Dove House Hospice, a Bridlington man charged with racist abuse, and a teacher facing sexual offense charges in Hull Crown Court. The episode also highlights the Wildlife Alliance's bridge cleanup, Hull's Clean Air Day, and a drowning prevention campaign.