The City of Hillview was hit Tuesday with an $11.4 million judgment in in Bullitt County Circuit Court over a long-running property dispute with a truck-driving school. [C-J/AKN]

All eyes were on the skies as people watched in awe of two performers on 90-foot sway poles. It was just one of the many attractions at the Kentucky State Fair. [WDRB]

This is a rather scathing editorial about Mitch McConnell’s tendency to hype when it comes to terrorists and scaring meemaws. [H-L]

Police say a man put a pregnant cashier in a headlock and threatened her life. [WAVE3]

Here’s even more on the Barbara Shanklin and the Ethics Commission vote this week. [WFPL]

Louisville Metro Police are looking for a man they said is responsible for a business robbery. [WLKY]

Louisville’s Hillerich & Bradsby Co. Inc. is part of a $14.5 million settlement of a lawsuit involving the use of metal bats. [Business First]

Owsley Brown Frazier gave a rare interview about his life to WHAS11. You should check it out. [WHAS11]

Even in the face of repeated debunkings by journalists, Romney’s presidential campaign has continued to produce new ads falsely claiming that President Barack Obama ended the requirement that people on welfare, formally known as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, engage in work. [HuffPo]

Barbara Shanklin doesn’t get her way, after all. The ethics complaint against Louisville Metro Councilwoman Barbara Shanklin is moving forward. [C-J/AKN]

Kentucky won’t be seeing many of these presidential ads because it’s essentially no man’s land on the campaign front. [Page One]