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We told you that was going to happen. Louisville attorney Teddy Gordon said Wednesday he is ready to file a lawsuit against Jefferson County Public School Board member elect David Jones. [WAVE3]

Have you seen the latest from corrupt Miss Barbara? Attorney Aubrey Williams told his client, Councilwoman Barbara Shanklin, to leave a Metro Ethics Commission hearing Wednesday as the prosecutor prepared to question her. [C-J/AKN]

You’ll gag a little when you see Miss Barbara walk out of the ethics hearing. Doesn’t help that her idiot ass is now threatening reporters. Jim King should be ashamed for defending her and keeping her around. [WDRB]

For the past four years, officials in Kentucky’s coal industry have fought President Obama’s steps to further regulate emissions from coal plants and pollution from coal mining. Now that the president has won re-election, they wonder if anything will change in a second term. [WFPL]

This is the best story all week. Police say a man they arrested for manufacturing meth hid in a dryer from detectives. [WHAS11]

They don’t have anything better to do in Lexington? The battle of Lexington’s religion-themed billboards rages on. [H-L]

Students voiced concerns Wednesday over the removal of their principal at Jeffersonville High School. James Sexton was placed on paid leave on Oct. 18, only to be reassigned to the same position at Greater Clark County’s alternative learning center less than two weeks later. [WLKY]

A trust that gives government money for the health care needs of the indigent at University Hospital in Louisville has decided on a new, one-year agreement for $29.6 million, that is less than in years past. [Business First]

Wouldn’t it be nice if this were the only thing Louisville had to worry about? The city approved allowing Keep New Albany Clean and Green to install planters downtown, however the stipulations attached to the deal could prohibit the project from starting until next year, members of the organization said. [News & Tribune]

The moral of the Ben Chandler-Andy Barr story, Brave Patriots, John Yarmuth acting silly and the kind of candidate Democrats will need in order to beat Mitch McConnell. [Page One]