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The Kentucky Derby turns 150 years old this Saturday. America's longest continuously held sporting event has survived two world wars, the Great Depression and pandemics, including COVID-19 in 2020. That year it was run in virtual silence without the usual crowd of 150,000. The first Saturday in May is known for fast horses, stylishly dressed fans and mint juleps served in souvenir glasses. Among the changes this year is the value of the race, which has been boosted to $5 million, and the ne...

FRANKFORT — Churchill Downs contributed $100,000 and The Jockey Club gave $50,000 earlier this year to the Republican Party of Kentucky’s fund drive to renovate and expand its party headquarters

Company Sees 36% Revenue Increase and 5% Decrease in Net Income Year-Over-Year

The Dumfries Town Council approved an amendment to plans for The Rose gaming resort in a 6-1 vote Tuesday, allowing more gaming machines to be installed earlier in the construction

Owners of The Rose gaming resort in Dumfries are seeking approval to install more gaming machines in the first phase of the project and provide less green space as it

Talk about a pay raise! The purse for the 150th Kentucky Derby (G1) has been boosted to $5 million, a great leap from $3 million since 2019.

Company's Net Income Rises 7% Compared to Prior Year Quarter

REV and CoBank Team Up, Provide $20,500 to Four Local Non-Profits