JANUARY 2025
Louisville Metro
VIDEOS: (1) Grant from DOJ, more (2) Metro Council Revamps (3) Belvedere News
Rezoning Denied; Metro Council Hears the Protest
The council voted 19-6 to deny the rezoning after its planning and zoning subcommittee voted to overturn the planning commission's recommendation for approval.
Metro Louisville Features
Whatever happened to Citizens Plaza?
‘Louisville Metro Housing Authority to Relocate Headquarters to the 500W Building in Downtown Louisville’
Whatever happened to whistleblower lawsuit?
UPS Labport increases profit margins, improves healthcare outcomes
Jan 6, 2025— UPS Healthcare was a $10 billion business at the end of 2023, accounting for about one-tenth of total revenue. The company aims to double that number by 2026 with the help of acquisitions and new business ventures.
For its latest endeavor, UPS is renting out about 100,000 square feet of custom laboratory space near its main air-cargo hub in Louisville. Construction was completed at the end of the year, and medical companies have already locked up all the available space for the next 10-plus years. By setting up shop directly on UPS property, they’ll be able to process test results within a matter of hours. The facility, known as Labport, will soon be bustling with technicians preparing samples, scientists peering under microscopes, and computers churning out data to treat faraway patients.
That doesn’t sound like a parcel company. In fact, the business is so unusual that it’s ditching the trademark brown that’s made UPS delivery drivers, trucks and cargo planes recognizable around the world for the last century. UPS Healthcare employees will wear navy blue instead.
Louisville Migrants may face a new day
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Kentucky
James Comer Book No. 1 Bestseller
Comer’s new book accuses the Secret Service of destroying evidence during its 2023 White House cocaine investigation, covertly working to protect whichever Biden administration party animal wanted to run some lines on the job.
Hedge funds agree to pay Ky Pension Systems $227.5M settlement Read more.
WHY?
Why can students file a complaint against the for-profit school industry but not the public school system?
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USA & World
Trump Is In!
VIDEOS: (1) President Trump Inaugural Address (2) Pre-inauguration rally in D.C.
President Trump freezes civil rights cases | ICE on the go
VP Vance Addresses March for Life 2025
Marco Rubio says terms of Panama Canal handover may have been violated
Ensuring the Executive Order to release J6ers is obeyed
J6 prisoners wait
J6ers Class Action Lawsuit
I am one who believes that the events on January 6 were a set-up. Democrats knew that Trump supporters would be flooding D.C., so they withdrew law enforcement, removed physical guardrails, seeded the crowd with provocateurs, trusted the press of people to steer innocents into trouble, and then used a weaponized Justice Department to destroy people who showed up on January 6 and found themselves near the Capitol. That’s why I happen to think the planned $50 billion class action J6 prisoner lawsuit is a good idea to expose the government’s role in J6. Read more.
AP Wire
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has pardoned, commuted the prison sentences or vowed to dismiss the cases of all of the 1,500-plus people charged with crimes in the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol riot, including people convicted of assaulting police officers, using his clemency powers on his first day back in office to undo the massive prosecution of the unprecedented assault on the seat of American democracy. Read more.
Children of the wrongly convicted J6 political prisoners pardoned by Trump Read more.
Fani Willis confesses
Fastzone Features- The Way We Are | 2025
