The adult entertainment business on U.S. 31 face fines of $7,500 per day if its violates the ordinance. More >>
Halloween is almost upon us and the cute premies in U of L Hospital's NICU are getting in on the fun. More >>
The brewery on Baxter Avenue was the only one from the Bluegrass State to receive an award during the event. More >>
A list of the 40 most wanted toys is out from the TTP&M or the Toys, Tots, Pets & More website. More >>
The store will feature products that can't be found in the museum store or online. More >>
The Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport ranks behind airports in Hong Kong, Memphis and Shanghai, but recently moved up above some major cities around the globe like Dubai and Tokyo. More >>
The logistics companies said that any extra semitrailers with holiday orders will have to wait to be picked up. More >>
The Breeders Cup, the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and the Kentucky Thoroughbred Association have joined the state horse racing commission and some Kentucky racetracks in urging the state Supreme Court to reconsider its Sept. 24 decision casting doubt on the legality of thousands of slot-like gaming machines. More >>
Protesters had demanded more diversity from NuLu. More >>
Fans will have to act fast to earn a promotion code. More >>
The 22,000-square-foot brewery has plenty of space inside and on the patio to practice social distancing. More >>
A favorite Jeffersonville restaurant is expanding to New Albany for its third location. More >>
Developers hope the hotel will be up and running for the 147th running of the Kentucky Derby in 2021. More >>
A team effort between Boeing, UPS and the Kentucky Science Center brought the permanent exhibit to the second floor of the center. More >>
"Certain types of firms don’t necessarily want to be in a downtown core. They want to be out somewhere kind of closer to their workforce," said River Ridge's deputy director. More >>
The company said it's "working to finalize fundraising and begin construction" of the Ashland, Ky. aluminum mill, but it offered no new details about investments. More >>
The office campus is being developed on 300 acres of land reserved by the River Ridge Development Authority. More >>
The changes apply only to bars, restaurants and other establishments with licenses to sell booze by the drink and not to stores that sell packaged beer, wine and liquor. More >>
To celebrate, one of the original projectors was rolled in Wednesday. More >>
“What we are asking is to be able to announce various payment plan options and for our customers to be able to choose the plan that best works for them," Louisville Gas & Electric spokesman Natasha Collins said. More >>
Bristol Bar & Grille reopened its newly-renovated location in the Highland with new decor, flooring and seating. More >>
David Greene, the hotel's general manager, says he wanted to make sure the plywood went toward projects that help the community. More >>
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On the latest episode of our news podcast, GLI's Iris Wilbur Glick explains the chamber's support for the 9.5% property tax hike, and WDRB.com education reporter Kevin Wheatley gives the latest on the complicated legal battle. More >>
A new exhibit, called "Right to Ride," will examine the role of female jockeys from the 1960s on. More >>
Green District hopes the investment will also help it expand into Cincinnati and Nashville in the coming months. More >>
It's set to officially open in mid-November. More >>
Selected community champions will receive a $500 Amazon gift card, along with gifts from the Kentucky Derby Festival. More >>
Relief is coming to one of Louisville's food deserts. More >>
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"Things in the World are too uncertain to speculate a future for the store at this point in time," according to a post on the bar's Facebook page. More >>
KFC said its new sauce went through “50 iterations” and is “designed to pair with KFC’s Extra Crispy Tenders.” More >>
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Construction projects have blocked off parts of East Broadway for weeks, making the street a maze of detours, traffic and closures. More >>
The new restaurants are in the same building at the site of the former Griff's. More >>
The pool of funding totals $210,000 and will be distributed evenly, giving each business a grant worth $10,000. More >>
Full-time positions will be available at most Louisville-area Kroger and JayC stores. More >>
Starting pay is based on experience level and specific skills, and paychecks are issued weekly. More >>
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Be prepared for awkward family photos with Santa this year. More >>
The owners say they hope to reopen in a few months. More >>
Baptist Health is stepping up to help fill a critical need for poll workers in Kentucky and Indiana. More >>
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Atrium's head brewer described the beers as "a little bit more laid back and relaxed" with different hop varieties, fruits, and clever flavor combinations. More >>
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The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission is considering asking the state Supreme Court to revisit its surprise ruling that the slot-like gaming system in place at three of the state’s six historical horse racing venues does not constitute pari-mutuel wagering. More >>
The Austin-based "craft casual" taco chain is known for its creative take on street tacos, Green Chile Queso and fresh margaritas. More >>
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Business leaders and elected officials have called for plywood protecting windows on buildings start to come down, as civil unrest has settled down. More >>
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President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he has instructed aides to stop negotiating on another round of COVID-19 relief until after the election. More >>
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Louisville's chamber of commerce is calling on downtown stores and offices to remove the plywood. "Together, we can change the narrative,” Greater Louisville Inc. CEO Sarah Davasher-Wisdom told WDRB. More >>
Nearly every industry has been impacted by COVID-19, and movie theaters are no exception. More >>
The burger week starts Monday, Oct. 12 and runs through Sunday, Oct. 18. More >>
Radial is looking for thousands of workers to fill orders and shipments at its Louisville and Shepherdsville locations. More >>
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The Pay Pal subsidiary is offering five color options and a "3-2-1" rewards system. More >>
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Drive-thru times at 10 of the country's top fast-food restaurants increased by an average of nearly 30 seconds compared with a year ago, according to a report from a market research agency. More >>
The Irish pub is currently closed for the renovations. More >>
The new addition is called "The Hamlet." More >>