Jonathon Gregg

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HARLAN, Ky. — A presidential executive order could breathe new life into Kentucky’s coal mining industry. What You Need To KnowPresident Donald Trump signed an executive order vowing to "turbo charge" coal productionThe Harlan Co. Judge Executive welcomes support of coal industryFormer coal miner and business owner said coal industry was harmed by political overreachHarlan, Kentucky, is a community built on the legacy of coal, but for decades, the industry has been more past than present.

1 week ago | spectrumnews1.com | Jonathon Gregg

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — No matter the weather, the Kentucky Derby is a tradition unlike any other. The sights and sounds on Derby are that of lifetime memories being made. The race was on the moment the gates opened. Becky Copsey of Michigan said, “We love it. We don’t care. Let’s go!”The rain was no bother to the thousands who arrived at Churchill Downs Saturday morning, though they kept a steady pace. Copsey was prepared for the weather and said, “I have to protect the hat. I have to.

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Friday is for the fillies and the Kentucky Oaks, bringing family and cancer survivors center stage. What You Need To KnowFriday is for the fillies and the Kentucky OaksAlong with being a spectacular day of racing, Oaks Day also honors women and cancer survivorsHorse racing fans embraced the day by wearing pink and sharing their storiesOaks Day is much more than a spectacular day of racing. It is also a celebration of women and cancer survivors.

1 week ago | spectrumnews1.com | Jonathon Gregg

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Derby Week is heating up on the third day of racing. Crowds are larger, fashions are bolder, and the payouts are bigger as Thurby arrives at Churchill Downs. What You Need To KnowThe Thursday of Derby Week is called ThurbyFans braced for rain but mostly escape bad weatherFamilies reunited during ThurbyThe gates opened at 10:30 a.m. and Dutch Taylor was one of the first people at the track, beating the first raindrops. “This is great, man. This is awesome,” Taylor said.

2 weeks ago | spectrumnews1.com | Jonathon Gregg

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The energy keeps building up to Derby 151. What You Need To KnowWednesday was "Winsday" at Churchill Downs. A day to celebrate area nonprofitsBrash, beautiful fashion was on display once again at the trackErnest Johnson, 76, made first visit to Churchill Downs on WinsdayWhen “win” is in the name, you can’t lose. Wednesday at Churchill Downs was dubbed “Winsday,” and the crowd keeps building the closer to Saturday. Winsday was a day to celebrate area nonprofit organizations.