While the rest of the city is devouring the ethics hearing of Ole Dirty Judy, let’s take a break and look at Steve Beshear’s new campaign commercial: But, really, that Judy hearing is a hot mess.

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This week President Barack Obama discussed reforming No Child Left Behind:

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Former foes are joining forces for education reform in Washington. [NY Times] Shacklleford held off Animal Kingdom for a win at the 2011 Preakness. [WaPo] Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels says he’s not running for the presidency because he loves his family. Really, it’s because he can’t beat Barack Obama. [TPM] You know how the rapture [...]

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Woah, nellie. Metro Councilcritter Cheri Bryant-Hamilton is so mad over that newspaper article that she’s decided to take up nearly two pages in her official Metro Council newsletter this week with that long thing she wrote: How crazy is that? She’s not gonna let it go at all. If you want to see the entire [...]

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Readers of Page One know that the 2011 gubernatorial race is apparently going to be fought by A Kentucky Newspaper – rather than the Democrat – and David Williams. The paper has made both its editorial and news position clear. This afternoon, the Williams-Farmer Campaign sent this out in an email blast about “fighting for [...]

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Okay. We said he weren’t going to write about it but this is too funny not to share. Jim King is asking the County Attorney about the legality of the following: Stamps /postage used to mail letters from district offices Debit cards used for constituent awards to promote goodwill Food and Drink used at public [...]

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This week Governor Steve Beshear spends discussing the Agricultural Development Fund: “Foe-ur beeeeeeeyun dolllurs.”

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Jake gave $200 to support the Walk & Roll for Kids. Several generous readers also felt compelled to support the kids. One even met the $200 challenge. Got a few bucks? Then please consider stepping up to help. [CLICK HERE] Louisville is losing its counterterrorism funding. Your take? [WFPL] Rocky Comito retired as head of [...]

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This week the Transportation Lady discusses the National Scenic Byways Program:

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The Kentucky Humane Society has been receiving $9,000 per month to “consult” at Metro Animal Services for a while. But what’s changed? No one in Metro Government has been able to share with us evidence of any improvement. In fact, the only thing we’ve seen? KHS taking various Metro Animal Services contact lists and email [...]

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