The contract covers 14,000 rank-and-file Kroger workers at 83 stores, including the greater Louisville, Lexington, Owensboro and southern Indiana markets. More >>
The event space was a community staple, and it’s reopening soon under new ownership and a new name. More >>
A public meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Hillview Community Center, hosted by the Kentucky Department for Environmental Protection, Division of Waste Management and Division of Water. More >>
Gill, of Louisville, will return to the private sector after more than two years leading the state's economic development cabinet. Bevin credited him with "unprecedented" results. More >>
The city of Jeffersonville has been getting a major makeover the past few years. Now, a long-neglected part of the city is finally getting some attention. More >>
The chain announced Tuesday that it will require customers to be at least 21 years old to purchase tobacco in any of its more than 9,500 stores nationwide. More >>
Airbnb said those guests will pay more than $2.5 million to Louisville hosts. More >>
Figures showing retirees will live longer means more benefit checks will be issued by state pension plans. More >>
The days could be numbered for Theatair X in Clarksville. More >>
A Louisville candy and tobacco warehouse has taken a major turn, bringing farm fresh to the inner city. More >>
A new restaurant opening soon will bring big names in food to a small southern Indiana town. More >>
"La Suerte" is Spanish for "fortune" or "luck." More >>
The EPA says the procedure is as “close to the natural process of decomposition [as] you’d assume a body would undergo before we had an industrialized society.” More >>
Easter rolled down Frankfort Avenue as people braved the cold and rain for the 27th annual Frankfort Avenue Business Association Easter Parade. More >>
The Celtic Pig restaurant and pub is officially open on Main Street in the former Main Street Cafe location next to Ice House. More >>
TARC, Louisville’s publicly funded bus agency, offers service that stops about four miles short of big warehouse employers such as Amazon in the Cedar Grove industrial park. More >>
The online-only curriculum will cover regulations, sales and distribution, operations and supply chain management, sustainability and brand marketing. More >>
The gay bar at 1202 Bardstown Road, which is actually tucked into a 728-square-foot space, plans to expand into the vacant Wine Market building next door. More >>
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he plans to introduce legislation that would raise the minimum age to buy tobacco products from 18 to 21 nationally. More >>
The institute will offer courses across engineering, chemistry, business, law, horticulture, forestry, food science and entomology. More >>
The second floor space above the restaurant on River Road will have seating for more than 300 people. More >>
The burger will be topped with Sante Fe sauce infused with hemp-based CBD oil. More >>
IBM will provide “software and cloud technology” with an estimated value of $5 million for U of L students and faculty to use in obtaining digital credentials and college credit. More >>
People with allergies to these types of nuts may suffer serious or life-threatening allergic reactions if they consume the products. More >>
The Lincoln Corsair will arrive in dealerships this fall. More >>
Riders only have to be 40 inches tall, which allows younger children to experience the ride. More >>
The changes are aimed at limiting short-term rentals that not primary residences and at making it easier for city code officers to find violators. More >>
More than 1,000 buildings from the Indiana Army Ammunition Plant will be torn down to make way for new businesses. More >>
"We just have seen the mall traffic continue to decline, and just didn't feel comfortable signing a longer lease." More >>
The bourbon company finished a $55 million expansion to meet product demand. More >>
Cookie lovers are being asked to check the shelves. More >>
The line of products will initially include vape pens and pods with names like "Cabana Daydreamin'." More >>
The bar and restaurant is a popular spot for people wanting to play classic arcade games. More >>
It may be an eye sore now, but "Valley Wing" will add over 60 suite-style rooms and a top-of-the-line sports bar to the resort property. More >>
The waste originated from a Louisville road project conducted by Bluegrass Contracting, a state contractor. More >>
A Russian company that was recently sanctioned by the U.S. government will become the biggest investor in Kentucky's Braidy Industries. More >>
As Google Fiber prepares to pull the plug on Louisville customers tonight, the tech company has agreed to pay Metro government $3.84 million to fix damage to city streets, Mayor Greg Fischer’s said Monday. More >>
3 Day Remodeling is accused of starting big jobs, never finshing them, and never refunding the money. More >>
Crowds came from all over Jefferson County and as far as Ownesboro and even Florida for the ribbon-cutting at noon. More >>
The college students were teaching the elementary school kids how to run their own company. More >>
General Motors has a big change in store for the eighth generation Corvette being revealed July 18. More >>
It's biggest deal is for four miles of concrete repairs on Poplar Level Road in Louisville, the same project in which Bluegrass Contracting now faces environmental violations and serious fines from regulators. More >>
He even has a fake girlfriend. More >>
The low unemployment rate has made it hard to find committed employees. More >>
The idea is to prevent neighborhood blocks from becoming commercialized with de-facto hotels while still allowing Airbnb homes that are not the primary residence of the host. More >>
The line outside the Kentucky Center stretched around the building by 8 a.m. More >>
The doors are scheduled to open in 2021. More >>
It's part of the J's "Our Community, Our Future" campaign. More >>
The company is currently renovating and equipping a recently-purchased building in the North Vernon Industrial Park. More >>
Passport Health Plan is “cautiously optimistic” that an increase in Medicaid payments implemented by Gov. Matt Bevin’s health cabinet this week will allow the Louisville nonprofit to remain in business. More >>
The developer of One Park, the tri-tower high-rise building planned near Cherokee Park, has made “some pretty meaningful” design changes in hopes of moving the controversial project forward after years of planning, said Bill Bardenwerper, the attorney for One Park. More >>
