Really, WDRB? You’re still pretending those signatures on Bob Gunnell’s “petition” aren’t from a handful of people? And are ignoring the reality that next to none of those people live or work int he area? [FOX41]

If the Occupy Louisville folks had caused the incidents and incited violence, why didn’t LMPD say so? Because they didn’t. This was a mess that Greg Fischer knew about before it ever started. The folks dragged inside the bank didn’t cause the confrontations that did take place. The one idiot who touched a cop wasn’t the individual who started the mess [C-J/AKN]

What are you doing this Thursday? Going to see Chef Bryant Terry, that’s what. Seriously. He’s a food justice advocate and knows a thing or two about healthy eating. [UofL]

Authorities say a body found in southern Indiana near the Ohio River is believed to be that of a Kentucky man missing since a December 2010 boating mishap. [H-L]

The Zoo train mess is raging on with the recent sale of the trains. [WAVE3]

A few details of the Kentucky Kingdom lease deal have been released and we’re still waiting for the mainstream to compare the deal to the one with Ed Hart that Jim Host had killed. [Business First]

The Koch Family admitted they don’t have financing lined up. And WLKY inaccurately reported that previous companies had failed to get financing. [WLKY]

Louisville’s mild winter has resulted in less snow and ice…and less salt dumped onto city streets. But even in snow-less years, the city still uses large amounts of salt that could negatively affect the area’s streams. [WFPL]

You can’t even go out to eat at a chain restaurant in Louisville without the ceiling trying to murder you dead. [WHAS11]

What kind of shenanigans will go down this evening? Jefferson County Public Schools’ board meeting starts tonight at 7:00 P.M. [Deep JCPS Thoughts]

A ruling on properties in the path of the proposed bridges could come next Month. [C-J/AKN]

If the economic needs of Northern Kentucky are great, why are they relying on Jerry Abramson to accomplish anything for the region? [Amanda Van Benschoten]