Badges swap handcuffs for bats as police and fire unions battle at Bosse Field, with proceeds aiding Tri-State kids' nonprofits.

The Cardinals' football and volleyball jerseys join a nationwide patch gold rush as Louisville Athletics stares down a projected $30 million deficit.

Missouri's Sterling Webb and Mizzou transfer Mark Mitchell find themselves on opposite sides of the SEC's new eligibility line.

The honor comes almost exactly 10 years after Kaepernick first knelt during the national anthem in 2016.

Undefeated heavyweight Tim “Mayhem” Moten headlines the East Jefferson County fight card as pitmasters serve 14 barbecue dishes for charity.

Nearly 2,000 horses converge on Freedom Hall for the World's Championship Horse Show, where champions take home roses instead of trophies.

Racing Louisville is seeking outside investment as league valuations skyrocket, and owner John Neace says he won't rule out that economics could force a move.

Louisville's Valhalla Golf Club will host 24 of the world's top women golfers in September 2028, its first major women's championship ever.

The Bowling Green defensive lineman says a coach called him back to campus nine days before his mother's funeral.

The build follows 2024's Russell Lee Park mini-pitch in Park Duvalle, with involvement from LouCity's Racing Foundation.

Atherton and Central football programs were fined and placed on probation after an unauthorized full-gear scrimmage at Central.

Louisville is mourning Robby Albarado, a Hall of Fame jockey and Churchill Downs legend who died at 52. His career included 5,222 wins and signature victories aboard Curlin and Swiss Skydiver.

Churchill Downs and NYRA are building a six-race, $5 million championship for 3-year-old Thoroughbreds, stretching from the Kentucky Derby to a new September finale.