Awww, lookit, Al Mohler is really upset that the Boy Scouts have decided to stop hating on gay kids. He’s the Rush Limbaugh of the church world. But even Rush Limbaugh isn’t that uptight. [WDRB] The Louisville Metro Council on Monday approved a resolution urging Norfolk Southern Railroad to allow cyclists and pedestrians on the [...]

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You won’t want to miss the first part in our multi-part series about Shawn Reilly and Progress Kentucky. It’s the story behind the story that sheds light on a familiar history, one that Democrats didn’t see coming. [Page One] From couches and cribs to family photos and personal bills, trash continues to line alleys and [...]

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What was that, again, about Joe Donnelly having the courage to do what’s right and the courage not to just out-Republican the Republicans? About that: There’s a new lonely hearts club in Washington: Senate Democrats who haven’t endorsed gay marriage. -SNIP- The nine Democrats who haven’t endorsed gay marriage are Tim Johnson of South Dakota, [...]

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Just what Louisville needs: another road rage incident involving a gun. A Louisville man has been arrested after police say he pulled a gun in an act of road rage. [WDRB] While a pointless way to “protest” in Kentucky, the prosecution’s push to prevent the reality that a gay marriage fight is the reason it [...]

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You can learn about different walks of life thanks to an exhibit on loan from the Brooklyn Children’s Museum. [WDRB] The Kentucky General Assembly voted Tuesday night to overturn Gov. Steve Beshear’s veto of controversial legislation known as the “religious freedom” bill, which was opposed by many human and gay rights groups and leaders of [...]

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You’re familiar with House Bill 279 at this point and already know that it would, according to the Governor’s Office: Weaken local civil rights laws Impact implementation of new Common Core Standards in schools Negatively impact economic development efforts Adversely impact the enforcement of drug laws Add additional financial burden on local governments Allow the [...]

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Upset over vehicle damage is understandable. But filing a hate crime report because bumper stickers were defaced? Uh, not so much. What a waste of energy. (Don’t get us wrong – it’s TERRIBLE that someone would deface anything with such a hateful Nazi symbol.) Read about it here where Chris Hartman claims… well… you’ll roll [...]

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They are the two new CEO’s of two of the largest area chamber of commerce organizations. Craig Richard, the CEO of Greater Louisville, Inc. and Wendy Chesser, CEO of One Southern Indiana. [WDRB] A federal court has ruled that a Kentucky coal mine owes the government $1.67 million in fines for more than 1,200 safety [...]

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This is a big deal so we’re cross-posting from Page One. House Bill 279 has become a hot topic. All the liberal groups and gay organizations are wringing their hands wondering whether or not Governor Steve Beshear will veto the legislation. It won’t matter, as it passed both the State House and State Senate with [...]

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Woo, let’s tear everything in Louisville down for a couple unnecessary bridges! In the Shadow Wood Subdivision, houses have already have been torn down to makes way for the approach to the East End Bridge. [WDRB] Kentucky expects to have estimates next month on how much money may be generated by tolls on new Ohio [...]

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