|
|
|
Published: Nov. 7, 2009 at 5:57 PM ARCADIA, Calif., Nov. 7 (UPI) -- Furthest Land, the furthest thing from many bettors' minds, rallied in the final yards to post a huge upset in Saturday's $1 million Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile....
Jahmal Corner, Reuters November 8, 2009, 11:49 am ARCADIA, California, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Vale of York captured the $2 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile at Santa Anita on Saturday to set up a possible tilt at next year's Kentucky...
Nov 07, 2009 (The Daily News - A state Homeland Security grant awarded to Warren County is expected to lead to improved communications equipment for county emergency first responders and law enforcement. The $115,505 grant was...
HEBRON, Ky. — The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport has a new $23 million security checkpoint building, where airline passengers will be screened before heading off to catch their flights. The Kentucky Enquirer...
Modern-gun seasonfor deer set to open By Gary Garth • Special to The Courier-Journal • November 7, 2009 Deer season has been open since September, and archers, crossbow hunters, muzzleloader hunters and youngsters who...
The banner weekend for Kentucky based jockey Julien Leparoux continued as he rallied late aboard Furthest Land to spring the huge upset over fellow longshot Ready's Echo in the $1,000,000 Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile to give...
Payton d'Oro finished fifth for trainer Larry Jones in the $167,550 Chilukki at Churchill Downs on Saturday, in the Hopkinsville, Ky., native's final race. Jones, 53, is turning his 23-horse stable over to his wife, Cindy.
By R. G. Dunlop • rdunlop@courier-journal.com • November 7, 2009 Kentucky is spending millions of dollars each year on a capital-punishment system so ineffective that more death-row inmates are dying of natural causes than are...
By James Bruggers • jbruggers@courier-journal.com • November 7, 2009 The federal government has put a wildflower found only in Jefferson and Bullitt counties on track for designation as threatened or endangered. Just the act of...
The ramshackle country store is just a dim memory now, destroyed by fire a few years after Karu Gene White and two accomplices forced their way inside and bludgeoned three elderly people to death at dusk on Feb. 12, 1979.
