A group opposed to the Ohio River Bridges Project is asking a judge to force Kentucky and Indiana to stop spending money on the plan until a federal lawsuit challenging the project is resolved. [C-J/AKN]

The “Roll Out” fitness event on the University of Louisville’s campus was designed to encourage those with disabilities that they too can participate in a number of sports. [WDRB]

The Special Olympics is known for unconventional fund-raisers such as people jumping into freezing water in winter, but pulling a 70,000-pound UPS truck full of greeting cards is a truly different way to raise money. [H-L]

A decorated and accomplished solider and lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army said Louisville Metro police used excessive force against him. [WAVE3]

Hilliard Lyons has lowered its rating for Republic Bancorp Inc. stock from “buy” to “neutral,” citing “recent news that could negatively impact the bank’s refund processing group.” [Business First]

Six months into the job, the Louisville Metro Police Chief is promising big changes to the way the department tackles violent crime. [WHAS11]

Wait, are we still supposed to pretend that the Louisville-area economy is puppies and rainbows? New U.S. Census information shows that even as the 13-county Louisville area’s population continued to grow last year, there were fewer households — largely because homes were, on average, packed with more people. [C-J/AKN]

Does anyone think this thing from Greg Fischer that requires closing a massive section of a major roadway will be a big deal? Especially when the city can’t even afford to pay for it? Will anyone even notice it on a Sunday? [WFPL]

One of Louisville’s West Nile victims went home Friday after two months recovering in the hospital. [WLKY]

The family of Ethan Bennett has announced it is offering $1,000 for information on the whereabouts of the missing Sellersburg man. [News & Tribune]