Friday marked one year since the deadly shootings in the West Louisville, that left a lasting impact on our community. On Saturday, hundreds of people, including gunshot survivors, banded together with a call for peace. [WDRB] Just think – it’s all thanks to mismanagement and will be used to pay for that corrupt swap. Louisville’s [...]

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When Marilyn Parker was running against Jon Ackerson, something interesting went down that no one wants to talk about. A supporter approached Ackerson with a piece of campaign literature sent by Parker and received by that supporter on May 14. It was all about multiple ethics charges filed against Ackerson. The strange thing? Ackerson didn’t [...]

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In addition to our thoughts on this mess yesterday: If a bankruptcy judge rules against Kentucky Retirement Systems, allowing Seven Counties to leave KERS, that’d make it much more likely that CERS would move toward divorce. CERS has its own non-governmental issues: Kentucky League of Cities, Kentucky Association of Counties and dozens of other groups. [...]

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This was originally published on Page One but is relevant here. … Here it is: SEVEN COUNTIES SEEKS INJUNCTION Seven Counties Services has filed a motion seeing an injunction that would determine that it is not eligible to participate in the Kentucky Employees Retirement System. The motion was filed yesterday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in [...]

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Early morning brunchers will now be able to sip bourbon or any other drink of choice on Sunday mornings. [WDRB] The annual financial audit of Louisville Metro government found only one reportable deficiency, Mayor Greg Fischer reported Friday. Really? We’re going to take his word for it? Because there are dozens of people in Metro [...]

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Another day, another murder in Possibility City. Homicide detectives are investigating Louisville’s latest murder. It happened just after 2 a.m. Wednesday off Southern Parkway near Churchill Downs. [WDRB] The city has given two lawyers exclusive rights to develop a $200 million, mixed-use project on riverfront land abandoned by the Museum Plaza investors nearly two years [...]

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General Electric is hoping to bring some excitement to the chore of doing laundry with a line of high-efficiency, front-loading washers and dryers. The new line means about 200 new jobs in Louisville. [WLKY] Why the hell is government constantly creating charities? The Louisville Water Co. has created a charitable affiliate, the Louisville Water Foundation, [...]

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Who knew the story of the Progress Kentucky-Mitch McConnell scandal would end up involving guns, drugs, murder, gay escorting and full-on mental illness? It’s a story so crazy no one would believe it without documentation to back it up. [Page One] A southern Indiana man is behind bars in connection to a deadly golf cart [...]

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Who knew the story of the Progress Kentucky-Mitch McConnell scandal would end up involving guns, drugs, murder, gay escorting and full-on mental illness? It’s a story so crazy no one would believe it without documentation to back it up. Here’s a round-up of our coverage for those who still haven’t dipped their toe into the [...]

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Progress Kentucky’s Shawn Reilly, the figure at the center of the Mitch McConnell audio recording controversy, appears to have a criminal past beyond what was previously known, that 1) involves drugs and firearms, and 2) appears to have been covered up. You’ll want to read the latest on this scandal. [Page One] It could be [...]

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