The man shot by a Louisville Metro Police Detective Tuesday night is asking “why me?” [WAVE3]

Today Congressman John Yarmuth meets with the Kentucky Motor Transport Association, Passport Health Plan, the International Franchise Association, the American Psychological Association, the American College of Cardiology, and the American College of Rheumatology. [Press Release]

We can’t decide if this one is good or bad. The Urban Land Institute has named Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer and three other officials to serve in fellowships for the institute’s Daniel Rose Center for Public Leadership through 2013. [C-J/AKN]

George Burkley, chief strategy officer of Signature Healthcare LLC, was elected chairman of the KentuckianaWorks board at its August board meeting. [Business First]

Remember the Louisville Zoo train ride that just cold tried to murder everybody dead? It’s coming back. [WHAS11]

Need an example of someone who busts their rear end and stands up to Greg Fischer? Attica Scott is that person. She’s still standing up to him and calling him out for playing pat-a-cake. [WFPL]

U.S. solar installations jumped 116 percent in the second quarter from a year ago thanks to the completion of more than 20 big projects for utilities, according to an industry report released on Monday. [Reuters]

A weekend drive-by shooting has rattled a west Louisville neighborhood. It happened Saturday afternoon at the corner of 28th and Grand Avenue. [WDRB]

Jefferson County’s wide-open school board race is quickly shaping up as a referendum on the district’s student assignment policy. Interesting to see David Jones run from open superintendent reviews and to completely refuse to discuss the mere notion of neighborhood schools. Should be noted that he’s also the only candidate who can afford to pay a public relations firm to help him come up with every word he says publicly. We assume he doesn’t pay them to help him write his emails back and forth with Brent McKim, though. [Toni Konz]

The family of the second victim killed in the homeowners association meeting inside a church speaks out. The family said it doesn’t want Marvin Fisher to be forgotten. [WLKY]

Here’s what Kelly Downard had to say about the HOA murders: “Our prayers go out to everyone involved in this tragedy as we continue the grieving and healing process. David and Marvin stepped forward and dedicated themselves to making their neighborhood and our community a better place to live. These two fine gentlemen and leaders will be missed by all who knew them.” [Press Release]