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Duke’s Top Picks Of 2008
This year is the most difficult in a few years for me to pick a top 10, because there were 15 to 20 cd's that lived in my CD player long periods of time.…
Stacy Owen’s Top Ten Albums of 2010
1. Black Keys - BrothersI've listened to this over and over and hear something new every time. How these guys pack so much energy and nuance into…
Louisville Cardinals Upset Top-Seeded Baylor to Reach Women's Elite Eight
Monique Reid hit two free throws with two seconds remaining Sunday night to lead the Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team over the top-seeded
MSD Considers 6.5 Percent Rate Hike, Again
The Metropolitan Sewer District board will consider its annual budget for the next fiscal year as well as a proposed 6.5 percent rate increase during a special session Monday.Last week, Mayor Greg Fischer announced his support for an MSD, Louisville Water Company merger, which was recommended by a task force earlier this year. The possible savings from merger could be anywhere between $14 million to $24 million, according to an outside audit firm.MSD director Greg Heitzman says a merger could eventually translate to cost-savings for customers and lower rate increases.“The Water Company is on about a 4 percent annual rate increase rate, MSD has been on a 6.5. We pull the two together we can begin to pull those rate increases down," he said.This would MSD’s fourth consecutive 6.5 percent rate increase. According to correspondence between board members in May, the rate increase would boost the average monthly waste water bill from $35.60 to $37.91.According to the National Association of Clean Water Agencies Service Charge Survey, the average national rate for the same time period is projected to be $36.18 per month. The NACW estimates the average rate increase this year will be 7.4 percent.MSD officials say the rate increase in Louisville is in large part necessary to comply with the Clean Water Act and the Environmental Protection Agency. MSD is under a consent decree, which Heitzman said is common among large cities east of the Mississippi.Last week, Heitzman called the nearly $850 million consent decree set in 2005 affordable. He said while it is a liability to the community, MSD is on schedule and under budget to date.One report shows Louisville pays around 50 cents more for sewage bills than the national average.
Sherman Minton Bridge Expected to Open in 6 Months
Federal and state authorities say the Sherman Minton Bridge will reopen in about six months. The bridge closed three weeks ago after a crack was found in…
First 6 Months of Plastic Bag Ban For Yard Waste Have Gone Smoothly, Officials Say
Halfway into its first year, Louisville city officials and residents say a plastic bag ban for yard waste has been met with a surprisingly positive…
Stacy Owen’s Top Ten of 2009
As Program Director of WFPK I spend A LOT of time listening to new music, and let me tell you, this was a stellar year. It makes it hard to choose, but…
Recanvass To Be Conducted In 6th Congressional District
Vote totals in Kentucky’s 6th District U.S. House race will be rechecked for accuracy next week. The recanvass is being sought by the man who appears to have lost his first bid for public office.
Kentucky Same-Sex Marriage Case To Be Argued In Federal Appeals Court on Aug. 6
A federal appeals court will hear lawsuit challenging laws against same-sex marriage in Kentucky and three Midwestern states on the same day this...
The Thursday Morning Commute: 6:45am Update
Here's where we stand as Thursday dawns in Louisville and Southern Indiana. Officials say the traffic plan is working well and they don't plan significant…
Paul: Securing Sherman Minton Bridge Should Be Top Priority
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., received an emergency briefing from federal officials regarding the Sherman Minton Bridge on Wednesday.The bridge was recently…
JCPS Expected to Announce Decision by 6 PM Today
The first day of school for JCPS students has been postponed due to Saturday’s storm. A decision about whether students will be in school tomorrow is…
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