What was that, again, about Metro Animal Services teaming up with the Kentucky Human Society being a great thing? Seems LMAS is releasing private information without the permission of those involved. [Curt Morrison]

Wasn’t that polling Saturday interesting? Maybe some day the mainstream media outlets will begin polling with Gatewood Galbraith in the mix to show actual numbers. Strange watching Phil Moffett trail David Williams’ 49% at just 14%. And among tea folks, Williams gets 53% and Moffett just 16%. Entertaining or puzzling?. [WHAS11 & SurveyUSA]

More tax cuts for the wealthy would simply be gluttony in a time of starvation. [NY Times]

Kentucky Derby devotees see stars-to-be on Kentucky horse farms. Thank goodness the Kentucky Derby Festival is under way. [USA Today]

A Missouri anti-puppy mill law, Proposition B, has been overhauled by lawmakers because it’s too costly. [HuffPo]

Yeah, it’s horrible, but how hilarious is it that someone stole an ambulance from Floyd Memorial Hospital? [FOX41]

Bobbie Coleslaw deserves mountains of praise for pushing her opponents to release their tax returns. [Bluegrass Politics]

The brain may shrink in a decade before Alzheimer’s symptoms begin to appear. At least, that’s according to a new study. [USA Today]

The record stores are apparently all right. Will Louisville’s top ten shop survive? Here’s hoping. [NPR]

Thousands – though, not record crowds – turned out for Thunder Over Louisville despite the gross weather. [WAVE3]