The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY)

The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY)

The Courier Journal, often referred to as the Louisville Courier Journal or simply The C-J, was known as The Courier-Journal from November 8, 1868, until October 29, 2017. This daily newspaper is based in Louisville, Kentucky, and is owned by Gannett, which promotes it as a part of the USA Today Network. It holds the title of the most widely circulated newspaper in Kentucky. As noted in the 1999 Editor & Publisher International Yearbook, it ranks as the 48th largest daily newspaper in the country.

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  • 10 hours ago | courier-journal.com | Ryan Black

    Ryan BlackLouisville Courier JournalThis year's Kentucky Derby horse owners range from first-timers to seasoned veterans. Several ownership groups are partnerships, sometimes with as many as 10 individuals involved. Jockeys help guide thoroughbreds to the finish line. Trainers help prep the horses for raceday. But owners foot the bills. Without their investment, hopes and dreams of Kentucky Derby glory would be just that — aspirations instead of reality.

  • 1 day ago | courier-journal.com | Killian Baarlaer

    The Givaudan Sense Colour plant in Louisville, Kentucky, which was the site of a deadly explosion in November, is slated for demolition this summer. Metro Government officials will oversee the demolition process to ensure safety and minimize disruption to the surrounding community. Officials have started preparations for demolition at the site of the former Givaudan Sense Colour factory in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, Mayor Craig Greenberg said in an April 17 news release.

  • 1 day ago | courier-journal.com | Ryan Black

    Ryan BlackLouisville Courier JournalBob Baffert returns to Churchill Downs for the Kentucky Derby after a three-year suspension. Baffert seeks a record-breaking seventh Derby win with horses Citizen Bull and Rodriguez. Steve Asmussen, with a record 26 Derby starts without a win, aims to end his drought with a pair of entrants this year. All eyes will be on Bob Baffert at Churchill Downs on May 3. Not that attention is anything new for arguably the most recognizable trainer in the sport.

  • 1 day ago | courier-journal.com | Killian Baarlaer

    Driver Licensing Regional Offices have seen long lines in recent weeks due to the looming Real ID enforcement date and a new requirement for drivers to do a vision screening before renewing a license. Gov. Andy Beshear and and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet outlined ways people can avoid lines when renewing their license.

  • 1 day ago | courier-journal.com | Ryan Black

    Ryan BlackLouisville Courier JournalTravis Perry, Kentucky's all-time leading high school scorer, has entered the transfer portal after his freshman season. He initially planned to return to Kentucky for his sophomore season but changed his mind. LEXINGTON — The top scorer in the history of Kentucky high school basketball is on the move after one season at the most well-known college program in the commonwealth.