All of these deaths have people asking, is there a problem with the track? Is it an issue with how the horses are treated? Or something else altogether?
Churchill Downs confirmed to WAVE news that the Director of AG Equine Programs at the University of Kentucky, Dr. Mick Peterson, was at the track Tuesday to “run additional diagnostics” on it.
Louisville’s Fourth of July celebration just got a little bit bigger as the Waterfront Park is partnering with the Louisville Orchestra for a free concert and fireworks show.
UofL Health is teaming up with the Speed Art Museum to tell the stories of more than a dozen of people who have survived of traumatic experiences in Louisville.
LDG Development said they have been working on the project with the city the last couple years because more affordable options are needed to address Louisville’s housing crisis.
Students at Portland Elementary School are getting a head start on summer reading through a partnership with a Louisville-based nonprofit and the Scholastic Book Fair.
Hooks, screws, and rods are normally found in a hardware store, not someone's back. But thanks to all that metal, one woman can walk for days, literally.