Churchill Downs News

The Sylvania County Club Derby Party Planning Committee members, from lef, Jackie Toth, Cindy Beaker, Josie Guenther, and Alissa Meyer.

They put their lives on the line every day and Friday night some of Louisville's finest, who have gone above and beyond for the city, were honored at Louisville Metro Police Department's 10th Annual Police Awards Banquet.

Michael Pollan and Wendell Berry were in Louisville during the first week of May.

Even more impressive than the security work protecting the more than a quarter of a million spectators at Churchill Downs Friday and Saturday, was the volunteer work and giving done by more than a thousand people throughout the region and Commonwealth prior to Oaks and Derby.

"Kentucky rain keeps pouring down And up ahead's another town That I'll go walking through With the rain in my shoes, Searchin for you In the cold Kentucky rain, In the cold Kentucky rain." One week before Orb's valiant Run for the Roses at Churchill Downs, tears of joy were shed as "Bishop" Bridget Mary Meehan "ordained" Rosemarie Smead to the ... (more)

Jefferson County Sheriff's deputies arrested a man Thursday at Churchill Downs for busting into Millionaire's Row and threatening patrons, saying he had a gun.

Just in time for Derby and Mothers' Day brunches, Louisville Metro has cleared the way for you to have a Mimosa with your Sunday brunch.

The Run for the Roses is May 4 at Churchill Downs in Louisville. She is scheduled to sing "The Star-Spangled Banner" shortly after 5 p.m. EDT.

Churchill Downs Inc. reported a decline in first-quarter profit but higher revenue, resulting from the purchase last year of a Mississippi casino.

A man in his late 20s was shot and killed early Wednesday at a residence off Southern Parkway near Churchill Downs.

Technology and comfort fuse together at our Louisville, KY hotel with our new state-of-the-art lobby, providing more flexibility and choices for guests.

"See something, say something," from Churchill Downs to Metro Police and Thunder Over Louisville, that simple saying contains the words to live by in Kentuckiana.