The Bat-Man: Second Knight shows why The Dark Knight works better as a Golden Age hero.

New life could be coming to one of Louisville's most iconic buildings, sources tell LBF. Here's what we know.

A new study argues Kentucky ratepayers could see billions of dollars in savings through 2050 if utilities moved beyond fossil fuels.

This issue reveals a villain as obsessed with rewriting history as he is with destroying Gotham.

Greater Louisville Inc.'s new interim leader brings experience from both sides of the table as the chamber and LEDA begin conversations about creating a more unified approach to growing the region's economy.

The Sinclair Broadcast Group would love to get its hands on Scripps, but it appears the feeling is far from mutual. Sinclair Broadcast Group may find itself spurned at the altar. The company has made no secret of its interest in purchasing E.W. Scripps, having already purchased an 8.2% stake in the station-owning company. Sinclair reportedly wants the rest of Scripps as well, but Scripps isn’t as eager to be acquired, and has adopted a provision that could kill any such move in its crib. Key Details: Hands off: Scripps has approved a poison pill to stop Sinclair from acquiring it through a hostile takeover. Diluted value: In essence, the provision would dilute the position of Sinclair. Sports giant?: A combination with Scripps would bring a large amount of sports rights under Sinclair’s control. Per reporting from Front Office Sports , Scripps has approved a limited-duration shareholder rights plan that will last for the next year. Current investors will get a share right for every share of Scripps they own as of Dec. 8, which will trigger the poison pill provision if/when any company acquires more than 10% of Scripps. Sinclair already owns 9.9% of Scripps, so the share rights will activate if it acquires any more of the company. At that point, all other holders would be allowed to buy new Scripps shares at a discount of 50%, which Sinclair would not be able to purchase. That could dilute Sinclair’s ownership percentage markedly, and make a hostile takeover incredibly expensive or outright impossible. “The rights plan is intended to protect shareholders from coercive tactics and to provide the board with time to thoroughly evaluate the [Sinclair] offer and any other potential strategic alternatives,” Scripps said in a statement after the shareholder rights plan gained approval. Sinclair wasn’t happy about the move by Scripps to adopt this provision, and made its feelings clear in a statement of its own. “We believe the strategic and financial rationale of a potential Sinclair-Scripps combination is indisputable,” Sinclair said. “Given the family control of Scripps, the only effect of adopting a poison pill is to limit liquidity opportunities for public shareholders of Scripps.” Purchasing Scripps would bring Sinclair’s inventory of local TV stations around the country to over 230, and would also bring over a large selection of sports rights. The deal would still be subject to government oversight, as federal law prohibits any station owner from controlling enough stations to reach more than 39% of American households. DIRECTV Fubo Hulu Philo Sling TV YouTube Free Trial Free Trial Free 3-Day Trial Learn More Get 50% OFF Sign Up $19.99 $14.99 $82.99 $33 $4.99 $9.99 $14.99 $29.99 $45.99 $45.99 $82.99 Ion + $65 + $41 - - - - - - - - ✓ Tennis Channel + $15 + $8 + $10 - - - - - + $11 + $11 + $11

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“I can get hit by a bus now and Portland is still going to have a nice revitalization," Holland said.

All good things must come to an end, and that's certainly the case with Batman: Dark Patterns this week, as the sleeper hit wraps up.

Stop serving a side of microplastics with dinner. Ditch that old plastic spatula ASAP.

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The move will allow T-Mobile to rapidly expand the number of homes in which it offers fiber internet plans. There are lots of advantages to having a T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet plan, but there is one drawback to these plans: they aren’t available as widely as other T-Mobile Home Internet subscriptions. Fiber internet requires a different infrastructure to deliver such high speeds, such as fiber-optic cables that can offer much higher speeds than cable or satellite-based internet. In October, T-Mobile finalized a deal to team with the investment firm KKR for a takeover of Metronet, a formerly independent direct-to-home fiber internet company. That will help it continue to build out its fiber home internet availability, and we’ll give you all the details you need to know about the takeover here. What you need to know about T-Mobile absorbing Metronet What does the takeover mean for Metronet customers? How much do T-Mobile Fiber Internet plans cost? Do you have to bundle? What are the perks of a T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet plan? What if T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet isn’t available where you live? Is Metronet still available as its own brand? T-Mobile Home Internet T-Mobile’s plans offer unlimited talk and text, and some also include free streaming services. Get started now What does the takeover mean for Metronet customers? Metronet subscribers will see their plan continue to operate in much the same fashion as it did before the T-Mobile takeover. There will be changes in the billing arrangements; however, now Metronet subscribers will be billed directly by T-Mobile for their internet service. T-Mobile will also handle customer service for Metronet, and all plans from the company will now be sold to new customers by T-Mobile itself. Existing Metronet subscribers will be able to bundle their internet plans with voice lines, and new subscribers will get benefits like a five-year price guarantee, T-Mobile Tuesdays perks, and more. How much do T-Mobile Fiber Internet plans cost? After the takeover of Metronet, there are now four Fiber Home Internet plans available from T-Mobile. Check out how much these plans cost in the table below. Plan Speed Price with Autopay Price without Autopay Fiber 500 Up to 500 Mbps $55 per month (with voice line) $75 per month Fiber 1 Gig Up to 1 Gig $65 per month (with voice line) $85 per month Fiber 2 Gig Up to 2 Gigs $85 per month (with voice line) $105 per month Fiber Founders Club 2 Gig Up to 2 Gigs $70 per month $80 per month Do you have to bundle a T-Mobile Fiber Internet plan with a voice plan? Just because T-Mobile first made a name for itself as a wireless provider doesn’t mean it will force you to sign up for a voice line with your Fiber Home Internet plan. As long as T-Mobile Fiber is available in your area, you can choose to bundle it with a voice line or not — though as you can see above, doing so comes with a discount on many T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet plans. What are the perks of a T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet plan? T-Mobile’s Fiber Home Internet plans include a free Wi-Fi gateway with no equipment fees and no installation fees. Each plan also comes with unlimited data, and the T-Mobile Tuesdays perks program, which comes with exclusive discounts such as a free year of MLB.TV . These plans also come with blazing-fast speeds, so you’ll be able to stream high-definition video, flat-rate pricing, and a price guarantee that ensures you know how much you’re going to be paying for your internet, with no surprise fees or forced add-ons that jack up the price of your bill. What if T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet isn’t available where you live? If T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet plans aren’t available where you live yet, just have a little patience! The acquisition of Metronet is specifically intended to help T-Mobile spread its fiber wings more quickly. Metronet will continue to help build the infrastructure of T-Mobile’s fiber internet, allowing it to become available in millions of new homes over the next five years. Metronet also has access to 2.6 million homes, so you may now have access to fiber internet through T-Mobile even if you didn’t before! Check the availability of T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet plans to see if you can get it in your home here. Is Metronet still available as its own brand? No, Metronet will no longer be sold as its own brand any longer. Customers who want to sign up for a Metronet plan will have to go through T-Mobile, which is the only point of sale for Metronet fiber internet services going forward. The good news is, T-Mobile’s website and customer service make it easy to sign up for fiber internet if it’s found in your area. T-Mobile Home Internet T-Mobile’s plans offer unlimited talk and text, and some also include free streaming services. Get started now

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LUNA SNOW: WORLD TOUR, a new one-shot by Greg Pak, Ario Anindito and Takeshi Miyazawa, hits stands this January.

A new multimillion-dollar project is coming to Portland.

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The new Kroger will be more than 120,000 square feet.

A feverish, cinematic investigation that makes Gotham the true star of the story.

The city hopes to select a builder before the end of the year.

Breaking News: The Kings are coming to Kentucky. Louisville will have a new pro football team in the spring. Stephen P. Schmidt has the details.