Maybe hot take for bsky: NuTrek is overwhelmingly bad. Its either nostalgia slop or le quirky reddit chungus humor. Genuinely have not been able to withstand a single series post-voyager.

Highlighting the speaker who stood in front of the Surprise mayor and told him to consider what the Mayor of Ohrdruf must’ve thought before he died by suicide: “He might have thought ‘how is this my fault I had no jurisdiction over this’ maybe he said ‘this site was not subject to local zoning.’”

Happy #TrolleyTuesday Made this gif from my Rails to the Past Project work, showing how Louisville's old streetcar network expanded and contracted over time.

The Humana Tower will be renovated into a convention hotel, and a new tower will be constructed next to it as part of a $600+ million development according to CJ. t.co/GXSuZBxPI7

Kojima game ass reality

I support the REAL thin blue line

The president is a pedophile and I still have to go to work and do laundry

joining the war on cars on the side of going to the beach on the weekend

a nurse who worked for the VA govsalaries.com/pretti-alex-...

IS THERE NOT A SINGLE FUCKING PERSON IN THE GOVERNMENT OF THIS COUNTRY WITH AN OUNCE OF COURAGE

Why dont you actually do something about it pussy

Heres the official rendering, released by WDRB.

While it's an upgrade from the existing parking lot, it is depressing that a corner on one of the busiest intersections downtown is being utilized for a parking garage. Weak corners make for weak urban fabric

Westport Village ass mockups

It gets worse: the second floors on the small retail buildings are fake. Its all single story retail.

Haven't seen it here so here's what's replacing mid city mall. Its a suburban strip mall lol.

2025 saw another year of improvements for cyclists and bicycle infrastructure in Louisville. Envirome's Urban Design Studio examines cyclist safety in Louisville. www.udstudio.org/stories/a-lo...

Looking at their website, it seems this firm exclusively builds suburban strip malls. Going that route for mid-city mall would be one of the biggest squanderings of potential in city history.

I hate when people post about sports sometimed cause they'll say shit like "HES DEAD I CANT BELIEVE IT FINALLY HAHAHA" and then I find out it's about a coach getting fired

The Original Highlands has some of the best housing stock in the city

My favorite grocery store for when I want to spend $50 on three items

Convinced my wife to take one of my favorite 200 level science courses from undergrad and now the whole course is based around an AI platform lol

Designing a super-virus that immediately blows up your computer if you type "Multiple things can be true at once"

DHS murdered a mom in Minneapolis today. It could have been your mother. Your sister. Your neighbor. It could have been you. Tomorrow maybe it IS you. Your neighbor. Your sister. Your mother. There is no justice that will wash this out. But we must tear the killers down anyway. Or it is us next.

ICE Agent Panics After Realizing There More Children Than He Has Flash-Bangs https://theonion.com/ice-agent-panics-after-realizing-there-more-children-than-he-has-flash-bangs/

This is the agent that murdered the woman in Minneapolis on 1/7/2026.

Masked thugs, like the one who just murdered a woman in Minneapolis, are allowed to roam Louisville with impunity all the while concealing their identity. Thank you Metro Council Republicans and Councilman Brent Ackerson!

arrest the officer, destroy ICE and get them off our streets forever. this shit cannot stand.

Happy #TrolleyTuesday In the early 90s, Louisville had a light rail commission that included a subcommittee for an "excursion train". A waterfront trolley service that would mostly serve tourists, connecting the McAlpine Locks to the Wharf by the Belvedere.

Was looking at 1-LV's website, the local subsidiary for the firm Zyyo (which owns half of NuLu), and noticed a "confidential" marked development at Main and Clay. Wonder what this could be. The gold color indicates it is not owned by Zyyo, though.

I know Greenberg is going to try to make Zohran-style campaign videos this year and I want to pre-emptively gauge my eyes out

Christmas book stack featuring @thewaroncars.bsky.social and @aptshadow.bsky.social

Im really gonna have to start being a regular patron of XScape 🫩

I'll never forget experiencing Barbenheimer on a beautiful summer day here

Its out now: Population Density Shifts in Louisville since 1950. I actually underrepresented the shift in density in the other post, some areas in urban Louisville have seen a density reduction as high as 94% since 1950. www.udstudio.org/stories/popu...

Instead of showing a preview of the actual pages you are looking up, Google has started showing AI-generated slop summaries. There is seemingly no way to turn it off.

I plan on writing a Field Notes article about it, but the shift in population density over time in Louisville is insane. Between 1950 and 2025, the average (1950) census tract in urban Louisville has had a 43% reduction in population density. Some has high as 84%.

If you are appointed as one of Greenberg's 57 deputy mayors, he makes you personally clear a homeless encampment as a hazing ritual.

The President of the United States unilaterally levied a tax on all of us and is redistributing our taxes to a core segment of his supporters.

Am I too woke or is my landlord doing some dog-whistling with this phrase lol

My university department deleted their website as part of a university-wide centralization effort. Not long after, an AI-generated website popped up with almost the exact same name. It has been pumping out fake articles nearly every day since, all nonsensical. The slopocalypse is upon us.

Wonder if I could pull this grift as a urban planning student. Gonna write about how walkability is communism with no sources cited. If my professor gives me a bad grade then I will say they're anti car and Sean Duffy will personally gives me a medal and a pilots license.

Pretty high density infill on a street with a protected bike lane? Almost feeling like Louisville is a real city

The kiss of death

Big fan of the microforest with fall colors

it’s pretty simple: you can either induce demand for things that suck and people hate (traffic), or you can do it for things that are good (bikes, the McRib)

Louisville Bike Grid, Now!

Speck Dempsey has released the Downtown Louisville and NuLu Walkability Plan. Its 100 pages but here are some highlights when it comes to recommendations. These changes would drastically improve mobility downtown.