You’ll likely want to read this article about the cost of being number one in mountaintop removal. [The Hill]
Nope, FOX41/WDRB still isn’t back on your teevee. Time Warner has way more money and power so you can bet the company will win. [FOX41]
WE’RE ALL GONNA DIE OF THE GLOBAL WARMING!!!1! [WFPL]
We hear through the A Kentucky Newspaper rumor mill that circulation is down about 10,000 from last week. Only a matter of time until the paper cuts print days. [Things We Hear]
Here’s another absolutely splendid story for Louisville. A body was recovered from the Ohio River at Shipping Port Island near the Portland Canal. [WAVE3]
Now you know why all the feathers at the paper got ruffled yesterday, forcing paper folks to melt down in our comments section. It’s because everything – including sports – can be read elsewhere. [The 'Ville Voice]
You know something is a hot mess when the Secret Service is investigating a lady after a traffic stop. This story is going to be entertaining. [WHAS11]
It’s beyond crazy that PARC owes Metro Louisville nearly $4 million for parking garages it never paid for. Stories like this make it clear that Jerry Abramson’s crew had their teeth in deep and still do. [C-J/AKN]
Animal care advocates are targeting an Indiana animal shelter with a high kill rate. You’d think folks would notice that Louisville Metro Animal Services is also a killing disaster. [WLKY]
Here’s a look at how the mainstreamers are digesting Larry Hayes’ new role as Grease Bucket Authority boss. [Business First]
Experts say beavers are not a threat to this St. Matthews park. Please, hold your awesome jokes. [WFPL]
Southwest Airlines is adding new nonstop jet service between Louisville and Denver later this year. [WLEX18]
The mainstreamers don’t want to talk about the mess that still exists at Kentucky Retirement Systems. [Page One]
7 responses so far ↓
1 Metrohack // Jun 5, 2012 at 8:44 am
And now both Rick Bozich and Eric Crawford are leaving for WDRB.
2 Puppy Love // Jun 5, 2012 at 9:00 am
LMAS brought the SPOT truck out to the Butchertown Art Fair this weekend and only brought 7 dogs. They were all grown up, at least a year old. This is a event in which over 30 animals were adopted over the last two years. Don’t know what they were thinking…..
3 Steve // Jun 5, 2012 at 11:49 am
WDRB states they are asking for a 1/2 cent increase per day per subscriber. With 210,000 cable subscribers, that is an increase of $383,250 per year. WDRB stated that they now receive 2 cents per subscriber per day which is $1,533,000 per year. 1/2 cent does not sound like much until you do the math.
4 lateshiftatthezoo // Jun 5, 2012 at 4:00 pm
How in the world did PARC get away without paying for so many years. former Mayor Jerry should be investigated
5 The Highlander // Jun 6, 2012 at 4:03 pm
Late to the Zoo: Now just who do you think is going to undertake this ‘investigation?’ The new Commonwealth’s Attorney who owes a political career to Happy Pants? How about the U.S. Attorney, who owes his appointment to political favoritism and ‘big firm’ connections? Wow, Who ‘den?’
What about Adam Edelin the Auditor who wants to be Governor after Happy Pants is through? Or the AG who ran for 4 offices in 5 years and took this last year off?
No balls in this town or Frankfart for this one, Zoo.
6 lateshiftatthezoo // Jun 6, 2012 at 10:51 pm
Highlander I guess you got me there. I guess we are all just screwed then
7 The Highlander // Jun 7, 2012 at 7:13 am
Late to the Zoo: Don’t bend over.
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