We went to print as America was going to the polls, so election commentary will have to wait until next week. This week, we look at the next election. No, not the 2020 presidential election — the election of our... Read More ›

Vote. By voting in this election... and only by voting... can we begin to break the political fever that is sickening this country and provoking violence against blacks and Jews and attacks on politicians and our government. Politicians are simple.... Read More ›

LEO may be full of grumpy, politically-correct, snowflake liberals who think everything is wrong, but we also like scary stories... and lame trick-or-treat references. This is my treat for you: A pillowcase full of the scariest tricks and sweetest treats... Read More ›

Louisville needs to get past this November’s election so the Metro City Council can approve a plan to fix the city’s sewers. Our sewers cannot be used for political posturing. Among the challenges facing the Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District are... Read More ›

What would you say if a company was interested in coming to Louisville, bringing 500 jobs and $264 million over the next 10 years? Not only that, but it would occupy a massive, vacant department store space. Oh, and it... Read More ›

Why would Republican mayoral candidate and Metro Councilwoman Angela Leet want another debate with Mayor Greg Fischer? Hasn’t she lost enough? After last week’s debate, it is obvious that Fischer overwhelms Leet in policy... and politics. Fischer will win this... Read More ›

It was wrong for police to stop Rev. Kevin Cosby last week — and too easy. The officer who pulled Cosby over shouldn’t have been allowed to confront Cosby for (what may have been) a minor traffic violation. We are... Read More ›

“Hot Town,” LEO’s cover story last week, described how trees affect every aspect of life in the city, but how the city is allowing them to die or be destroyed, replaced, in some cases, with parking lots. Trees are not... Read More ›

As we have observed and discussed in this paper, Gov. Matt “Bell Curve” Bevin is a mini-Trump in a number of ways. So it came as no surprise to discover that Bevin also has a resistance within his administration. A... Read More ›

It is true that you get what you pay for… when talking about phone chargers at a highway rest stop. Sure, you paid $1.50 for that $20 iPhone charger because you’re going to use it only twice before throwing it... Read More ›