The NuLu Fest is the big event on our weekend calendar. It starts at 5 Saturday, featuring free music until at least 11 down on East Market Street in Louisville. The bands aren’t shabby — Ben Sollee, Generic Alternatives, Thomas A. Minor & the Picket Line, Lucky Pineapple and The Instruction. Good names. You can also partake in BBC beer, wine from Felice Vineyards and plenty of food from local restaurants. It’s in the 700 block of East Market, which will be closed to traffic.

These LEO people hate America! And you! [Fat Lip]

Steve Henry is paying a $10,000 fine and will no longer be allowed to raise campaign money. It’s bunk that he didn’t know he was violating the law. That’ll all come out in court. Just wait and see.  And what was that about me making this all up, Kimb…, er, crooks?  Yeah, that’s what I thought. [Joe Gerth]

Amanda Van Benschoten is Pat Crowley’s replacement. Here’s her first big story about Steve Beshear heaping praise on Daniel Mongiardo. [Enquirer]

CentrePointe what? [Barefoot & Progressive]

Did you take part in this year’s Idea Festival? There’s plenty to think about. [John LaFollette]

The Kentucky Democratic Party’s annual Jefferson-Jackson Dinner will be held October 17 at 7:00 P.M. Red Mile Race Track Round Barn. Lexington. Wonder who they’ll bring in? [Email Blast]

Max Baucus claims it’s too difficult to put the health care bill online. What a farce. [Washington Examiner]

A New York Times/CBS poll found that a public health care option is favored by 65% of Americans. [HuffPo]

And Rush Limbaugh told Jay Leno that he (Limbaugh) wasn’t controversial– that Barack Obama is the controversial one. Watch the clips. [More HuffPo]