A class-action lawsuit was filed Thursday seeking over $5 billion in damages from the Ohio company that owns Shorter College Garden Apartments in North Little Rock, where an explosion on Oct. 4 resulted in the death of three tenants, according to the filing in Pulaski County Circuit Court.
A class-action lawsuit was filed Thursday seeking over $5 billion in damages from the Ohio company that owns Shorter College Garden Apartments in North Little Rock, where an explosion on Oct. 4 resulted in the death of three tenants, according to the filing in Pulaski County Circuit Court.
In a fitting farewell to last year’s spectator-less Kentucky Derby weekend, jubilant crowds in pink poured into Churchill Downs for Friday’s 147th Kentucky Oaks, shaking off a year of pandemic life with the help of mint juleps, flawless skies and temperatures in the 70s.
Limited to 40% to 50% in reserved seating and 25% to 30% in the infield, sometimes-masked but always sharp-dressed fans turned out to enjoy a half-portion serving of normalcy on Louisville s traditional local day at the races, which closes business and schools ahead of the Derby.
While the infield was sparse in some areas, including a few specs of chairs in the third-turn home of historic debauchery, and box seats were spaced out, many loved not having to plow through wall-to-wall crowds in seersucker and long beer and betting lines.