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Downtown Louisville tower vacancy rate reaches 40.2%, up from 35%
Waterfront Plaza has most available space
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“There is more than 1.65 million square feet of available space inside Downtown towers representing a 36.6% availability rate. The vacancy rate does not include subleased space.
“The tower with the least amount of space available is One Riverfront Plaza, which is also owned by Al J. Schneider, with 42,010 square feet available at $15.50 per square foot. The tower has more than 291,000 total square feet, meaning just 14% of the building’s rentable square footage is available, the lowest percentage of any Downtown tower.” Read more.
Churchill Downs wants $300M for Victory Run project
...pending incentives from Metro Government and other state agencies
Wrestling? In Louisville?
The next phase of the Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center tops the most recent Project Watch update...
The indoor and outdoor track facility is aiming to raise $3 million to build multipurpose sports fields on its property. Read more.
UofL opens patient care tower!
Hankison Appeal Goes Forward
12-19-2025: Brett released from prison.
A Merry Christmas for Brett
Metro Louisville Features
Louisville founder and CEO of Switcher helps to launch Buy.video
Entrepreneur Nick Mattingly has a new digital platform for the video economy. Buy.video lets uploaders earn directly from their videos — no ads, no subscriptions, no mischievous algorithms. Upload your video, set the price, views, availability, and share your link. Viewers pay once to watch ad-free, and when it expires, you collect your payout.
Hundreds of weapons seized at Louisville schools in the last year
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Real guns, fake guns and knives have all been confiscated at Jefferson County Public Schools this year, raising concerns among parents about student safety.
District records show nearly 60 incidents involving weapons in the first two months of the 2025–26 school year. Of those, five were detected by the Evolv weapons detection system, and one was caught by a metal detector. The confiscated items included a gun, two knives, a replica or toy gun and two electric water guns. Read more.
College students build Due Gooder into platform now used at 2,100 schools nationwide
Due Gooder’s platform had its official launch in August. It works by essentially tracking due dates of assignments through Google Calendar after students upload their syllabi to the platform. There are three plans, which range from being free to $5.99 a month for a “scholar access” tier of service. Note: The founders would not disclose revenue amounts, but did say they had a 1,655% jump in revenue from the spring semester to the fall semester. Read more.
GREATER LOUISVILLE INC ECONOMIC DASHBOARD
Greater Louisville is gaining some ground on its peers in jobs and earnings, even as it continues to battle familiar headwinds in population growth, education and crime, according to new data from Greater Louisville Inc.
Christmas gifts
Louisville has many independent bookstores!
Louisville Philharmonia Christmas & upcoming concerts
Jaynes & Meany case moved to Spring 2026
The USA case against former officers Joshua Jaynes and Kyle Meany in Judge Charles Simpson’s court, has been delayed. Why? His Order filed on October 28 following a status conference states:
Defendants and the Government agreed that the parties are engaged in meaningful discussions as to a potential resolution of the remaining charges in this action; that conditions which warranted the previous declaration of this case as complex remain on-going; and that there are many complicated aspects of this case that still require a significant amount of counsel’s attention. More particularly, the Court was advised that there are over one million pages of discovery materials. Given these circumstances, all parties agreed that this matter should be set for a status conference in the Spring of 2026.
New role for Jefferson Co. Sheriff’s Office
Interim Jefferson County Sheriff David James has said he thinks sheriff’s deputies can be the part of the solution to the Louisville Metro Police Department’s staffing shortage. Looks like they’re on the job!
Candidate for Metro Mayor, Jeff Yokum, explains ‘affordable housing’ and more.
I have warned about the rise of Andy Beshear, people said no, it will be AOC, no, it will be Newsom. Well today the mayor almost slipped up on Andy's presidential run coming soon, also he is now the HEAD of ALL DNC Governors. When they speak of "homes", it is actually 116 section… https://t.co/CHjAVPruNQ
— Jeff Yocum 🇺🇸 (@TheOneWeFeaR) December 10, 2025
Video of News Conference
Candidate filing deadline is Jan. 9!
Lots of opportunities!
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Kentucky
$836M missing from Medicaid services
Auditor Allison Ball calls out Governor Beshear | More
Why is the Federal government blamed in local media when KY is the problem?
Courier-Journal | 10-23-25: ...Upheaval at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has plunged Kentucky's public health infrastructure into a state of confusion and uncertainty, officials said, and some local departments are beginning to question the credibility of the agency's guidance.
Amid cuts to federal programs and mass layoffs at federal agencies, Kentucky's local health departments have lost millions of dollars in funding for immunization and outreach programs, according to Dr. Steven Stack, who leads Kentucky's Cabinet for Health and Family Services. In a statement, he described "gaping holes in public health systems not only in our state, but across the country."
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Kentucky Courts Need Money
Chief Justice Lambert asks legislative judiciary committee for funding READ MORE
The Judicial Branch faces a projected $14.3 million shortfall for Fiscal Year 2026 and will seek early approval to access its reserve account to prevent service disruptions, Chief Justice Lambert said. She emphasized that the request is not for new spending but to use funds already appropriated to the branch...
Rand Paul Review
Rand’s SafeGuarding Personal Information Act, also called REPEAL REAL ID Act of 2025
Is eyecare safe in KY?
Kentucky relaxed licensing standards for almost two dozen new optometrists over a recent three-year period, triggering alarm from a national board charged with testing to ensure optometrists have met qualifications to begin treating patients.
Among those who appear to have been licensed without completing a required exam is the daughter of the current president of the Kentucky Board of Optometric Examiners, according to a list compiled by the National Board of Examiners in Optometry or NBEO ...Read more.
Sen. Meredith, chair of the Senate Health Services Committee, will seek answers when the General Assembly convenes in January.
Lance Pearson interviews TJ Roberts
With America’s largest city electing an openly socialist mayor, I want to introduce you all to Austrian Economics, a method of economic thinking that makes clear what we already know: the free market works, and government meddling just doesn’t work.
— TJ Roberts (@realTJRoberts) November 6, 2025
As your state representative,… pic.twitter.com/3XuoQxAERF
Power of One Voice seminar a blockbuster!
Presented by patriot Lisa Harris and held in LaGrange, KY
Participants heard from Free Speech Defender, JoeyLynn Mesaros, J6 Praying Grandma making America godly again, Rebecca Lavrenz, and Toni Shuppe, CEO, Audit The Vote PA. and PatriotAcademy Ambassador. Participants enjoyed excellent presentations and featured guest, Michael Faris, a Republican candidate for US Senate, 2026.
Toni interviews Rebecca in this video. Toni’s motto is: Duty is ours; results belong to God.
Forecasting election results in the 6th District
2026 Election Warning
Losing your home while helping charity make big money
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A Jefferson Circuit Court judge issued a restraining order Nov. 25 that blocks the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation’s order for charitable gaming organizations to disable machines made by two major manufacturers, according to court documents.
The restraining order comes after three organizations — Shirley’s Way, Southwest Center for the Developmentally Disabled and Education Justice — filed a lawsuit against the order, claiming it is “an existential threat” to their charitable gaming and their “ability to carry out their charitable missions.” Read more
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Astounding Gift to UK
The Bill Gatton Foundation’s $150 million gift — one of the largest in UK’s history — will create a new home for the arts at the University of Kentucky. The project includes a new College of Fine Arts building, a modern performance theater and public greenspace that will anchor a growing arts and innovation corridor along South Broadway.
Record-Breaking Gift for Arts District
Enjoy the Season!
Flannel & Frost to transform downtown Farmers Market Pavilion into a festive forest
Candidate Filing Deadline - 2026
The Excel file is up to date; not all candidates have filed. Read more.
KY's education goals run counter to President Trump’s.
WHY?
Why can students file a complaint against the for-profit school industry but not the public school system?
Watch for more news.
USA & World
Happy New Year!
Celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the USA in 2026
Trump thanks Michael and Susan Dell for $6.25B investment in 25 million American children 10 and under, through Trump Accounts.
AP Wire | Invest in America Act
Louisville Sister City Mayhem
1) Somali Overreach 2) Background from Powerline Blog
Dr. Jon Padfield teaches you to protect your privacy
1) Burner credit cards 2) Flock camera pushback
Dr. Padfield provides sample Open Records requests on his website, so you can find out who is tracking your travel.
Border expert explains migrant scams
Border expert explains migrant scams
One billion taxpayer dollars given to ?
The CMS investigation uncovered that blue-state bureaucrats and politicians exploited federal funds to bankroll free healthcare for illegals -with Dr. Oz accusing Democrats of lying about it to protect their open-borders agenda. Read more.
JD Vance: "A lot of young people are saying housing is way too expensive. Why is that? Because we flooded the country with 30 million illegal immigrants who were taking houses that ought by right go to American citizens." pic.twitter.com/3zWrklTNR8
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 13, 2025
CELL TOWER WARNING
If this bill passes, every community in America is at risk of:
- More antennas and equipment added to cell towers near homes, schools, and parks
- No meaningful environmental oversight
- No historic-preservation review for sensitive or culturally important sites
- Little to no notice before major tower upgrades
- Federal decisions overriding local concerns and community priorities
ACT NOW to tell Congress to Vote NO on H.R. 2289 — and stop this nationwide federal takeover of local cell tower decisions.
CDC Advisory Committee on Hep B for Newborns Debate | Overruled | Help your baby | Higher Mortality Rates Detected in Vaccinated 3-Month-Olds Compared With Unvaccinated
IVF Is A Horrible Substitute For Real Reproductive Health
Melania’s White House Decor at Christmas
Tariff Revenue Hits Record High of $31.4 Billion in October
Crypto Investors Lose $800,000,000,000 In Just 1 Month
Is Italy preparing a national bullion reserve?
MORE FRAUD now in Ohio
Dancing Robots
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 7, 2025
Fastzone Features- The Way We Are
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USA 250th Anniversary Initiative
