The Metropolitan Sewer District on Monday hired new legal and finacial advisers, and the agency’s board members made sure that the agency’s former long-time attorney, Larry Zielke, would not be among them. [C-J/AKN]

Louisville Metro Police have confirmed that they are investigating a shooting that took place in the 1600 block of Earl Ave., near Churchill Downs. [WDRB]

One KFC patron in central China was so outraged by one location’s disregard for his complaint about its hygiene levels that he staged a protest outside it. [HuffPo]

David Whitlock, the Jefferson County Constable accused of shooting a suspected shoplifter at a Wal-Mart store in Pleasure Ridge Park last November, was back in front of a judge for a pre-trial conference. [WAVE3]

The Jefferson County Board of Education has approved the performance objectives for Superintendent Donna Hargens’s evaluation, but measuring student performance may still be a challenge. [WFPL]

After two decades of partnership, the National Quartet Convention (NQC) will leave Louisville and the Kentucky Expo Center in 2014. [WHAS11]

The Kentucky Finance and Administration Cabinet has issued a request for proposals on behalf of the Kentucky State Fair Board, seeking an amusement park operator to manage the former Kentucky Kingdom property at the Kentucky Exposition Center Kentucky Exposition Center. [Business First]

Another day, another shooting in the metro area? Of course. That’s how things go in Possibility City. [WLKY]

A crucial step in determining the success of the Keeneland September yearling sale each season is seeing how smooth the auction’s transition is from its boutique session to the remainder of the catalog. [H-L]

Here’s your daily duh moment. A new study about Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell shows there are no negative effects on the military one year after repeal. [HuffPo]