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Golden Tempo did not just win the Kentucky Derby. He delivered a movie-script finish.
A longshot horse.
A historic trainer.
A jockey on a two-night tear.
And a brother-vs-brother battle at the wire.
Trainer Cherie DeVaux became the first woman to train a Kentucky Derby winner.
Jockey Jose L. Ortiz won the Derby aboard Golden Tempo, just one night after winning the Kentucky Oaks with Always a Runner.
And the horse he had to beat?
Renegade, ridden by his brother, Irad Ortiz Jr.
Golden Tempo first.
Renegade second.
History made.
That is why Derby Day never gets old!
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The "Pink Building" is getting a massive second act. 🏨
The rumors are confirmed: The iconic Humana Building is set to become Louisville’s new 1,000-room convention hotel.
This isn’t just a renovation—it’s a $600M+ complete transformation led by Poe Companies.
🚨🚨 EMERGENCY SHELTER-IN-PLACE UPDATE: 🚨🚨 The shelter-in-place has been extended. All areas north of the airport to the Ohio River are now a part of the shelter-in-place. Please remain away from the area.
If in a vehicle near the incident: Roll your windows up, close your vents, and set your car's air system to RECIRCULATE (the button with the U-turn arrow). Turn off the AC/heat if you can.
Stay tuned to local alerts.
PSA for those near SDF and Shelter in Place:
Go inside. Close all windows and doors.
Turn OFF your AC, furnace, and any exhaust fans (kitchen/bath) to stop pulling in outside air.
🚨LENSAlert EMERGENCY 🚨 There has been an incident near the airport. A shelter-in-place has been issued for all locations within 5 miles of the airport. Please remain away from the area until further notice.
UPS has been notified of an incident/accident involving one of our aircraft in Louisville, KY. Updates will be posted on https://t.co/zvvXSPZgid as they become available.
• A UPS plane crashed on Tuesday around 5:15 p.m. local time after departing from Louisville, Kentucky, the FAA said.
• The FAA said the plane was en route to Honolulu.
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