Midnight in Lexington. The top of Sunday, May third.

A quiet close to Saturday evening across the city. Lexington Fire responded to a couple of calls, but nothing major keeping crews out late.

Looking ahead through the overnight hours, we'll see those clear skies continue. Temperatures dropping down to around thirty-six degrees by morning.

No rain in the forecast tonight, so a dry and peaceful few hours ahead.

It was quite a day for horse racing. Golden Tempo taking the hundred and fifty-second Kentucky Derby this afternoon, with trainer Cherie DeVaux making history as the first woman to train a Derby winner.

Lexington watched it all unfold at Keeneland. A perfect spring evening to celebrate another chapter in Kentucky's racing story.

The city settles in under these clear May skies. We'll be back at one a.m. with another brief check on Lexington.

Good night, Lexington.

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