The Daily Populous

Mr. Scaravella, 61, wears glasses with tiny round lenses and thin frames — the kind a wacky inventor might wear.

Mr. Scaravella said at a breakneck pace, as if it were all one word, into a headset.

“They can’t be jealous of each other, because they’re from two different worlds; they’re doing two different things,” he said. »

Until 2013, earthquakes were nearly unheard of in Harper and Sumner counties, the site of recent intensive oil and gas production.

Prior to 1973, there were no felt earthquakes reported in the area, and only one magnitude 2.0 earthquake between 1973 and 2012.

"The probability of this rate change occurring randomly is approximately 0.16%," Rubinstein and colleagues write in the BSSA study. »

A vandalized billboard on Interstate 65 in Louisville called out the National Rifle Association following the recent school shootings in Kentucky and Florida.

Photos of the billboard, which is owned by Outfront Media, circulated widely on social media Monday.

"Resist 45" also popped up on several billboards across Louisville last year, including on a Louisville Soccer board at the University of Louisville and along Interstate 65. »

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai smiled smugly while he blew up the basic net neutrality protections that keep the Internet free from censorship, throttling, and outrageous fees.

If we can pass the CRA and block Pai’s repeal, it will be a humiliating blow, and the worst day of his political career.

Instead, let’s channel our rage productively and get Congress to overturn his terrible, unpopular, illegitimate vote to kill net neutrality. »