- "Today in Lexington, the Occupy Lexington General Assembly announced a call to action for all citizens of the Commonwealth and the State Treasurer to divest the General Fund from JP Morgan Chase Bank and move it to a financial institution headquartered in Kentucky." [Press release via Barefoot Progressive]
- "Louisville Metro Government has fined Louisville Gas and Electric for several violations surrounding equipment malfunctions at the company’s Cane Run Power Station. In the Notice of Violation, the Air Pollution Control District fines the company $26,000, but notes the company could enter in a settlement with the district and undertake remedial action. If LG&E chooses that option, the settlement amount would be $19,500." [WFPL]
- "Owners of Louisville food trucks voiced their objections to newly passed rules at a meeting of the Metro Council Public Safety Committee on Wednesday. Six truck operators attended the meeting and three addressed the committee. The council had passed changes to the ordinance that regulates food trucks on Oct. 14. The amendment exempted food trucks from some of the rules governing other types of mobile businesses. At the meeting, however, operators said that the exemptions did not go far enough. In particular, they objected to rules requiring a criminal background check for every employee, diagrams for every spot they intended to occupy during the year and notarized letters of permission from property owners. [Courier-Journal]
- "University of Louisville coach Charlie Strong talks about statement wins, but the Cardinals’ 38-35 victory at No. 24 West Virginia on Saturday may be bigger than that." [Courier-Journal]
Photo: Courtesy JP Morgan Chase Bank
