Campaign season is in high gear and over the next few days both sides will be going 100 miles per hour. So, if you notice any hijinks or shady crap – Democratic or Republican – be sure to contact us at our Tips address. Photos, videos, whatever you’ve got. The same also applies if you [...]

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This week, Governor Steve Beshear spends 1:42 discussing Veterans Week:

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LEO Weekly has taken a look at part of the GLI story that A Kentucky Newspaper has withheld, for whatever reason. Here’s a bit: Over the last decade, Louisville’s job market has been bleeding, with little real aid. And critics point to lethargy in Greater Louisville Inc., as the leading culprit. -SNIP- [S]ome in the [...]

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Jackie Green is now using his campaign – actual resources that have value – to push Greg Fischer. Here’s his latest anti-Heiner email blast: Subject: Still undecided? Here are six things to consider…. 1) The organizations and individuals that surround Fischer are more progressive than Heiner’s advisers. It is those organizations and persons who will [...]

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By now, you’re all aware that the Fairness Campaign has spent ample time attacking Hal Heiner’s ignorant and stupid position on the actual Fairness Ordinance – something of which he’d have no control over as mayor and has promised to support and leave in place. But here’s the latest: Fairness leader Chris Hartman promoting the [...]

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Interesting flashbacks today. Since Greg and his executive pals at A Kentucky Newspaper are so keen on taking everything out of context and ignoring reality, here you go. Greg Fischer’s seemingly autobiographic comments about money and buying anything you want – if you have enough money: Greg Fischer on crime: View two more videos after [...]

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Seriously. Go do it. Support the Louisville Youth Orchestra this weekend by seeing the My Morning Jacket show at the arena. They’re donating a $1 from every ticket directly to LYO – literally investing their own money in Louisville’s youngest musicians. You know you’ve got some change to spare. And if you can’t go? Visit [...]

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If you haven’t seen last night’s story about the disgusting new low set by the Courier-Journal, you should take time to read it this morning. It’s obscene. I know reporters who would quit their job before being forced to push that mess out. I want my city’s newspaper to be good because it has resources [...]

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You know I don’t like referring to the Courier-Journal and usually call it A Kentucky Newspaper – primarily because of reporters melting down in the comments here and on Page One and trashing me all over the place because I have actual ethics. Because a reporter flat-out called me a liar in the comments (I [...]

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Now for some non-political, non-brain-frying stuff! There’s a fun L is for LOUISVILLE release party tomorrow at The Green Building: 5:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Be sure to buy a copy if you can’t go or pick one up in-person at the event. Gill showed me a bunch of the artwork last year and it’s [...]

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