Friday marks National Bourbon Day, and the Bluegrass State is the birthplace of bourbon. More >>
The American branch of the French spirits brand is aiming to expand Rabbit Hole's distribution "from 18 to 50 markets by the end of 2020." More >>
Every dad will also receive a special Father's Day edition mini bat at the conclusion of the factory tour. More >>
The move raises fresh concerns about the future of the downtown hospital where more than 2,500 people work. More >>
Woodford Reserve had a $35 million plan to upgrade the distillery five years ago, including $2 million dollars to modernize its former welcome center for its 100,000 visitors each year. More >>
The recalls will cost the car maker more than $180 million. More >>
Gov. Matt Bevin’s economic development cabinet wants to give an $8.5 million no-bid contract to a new nonprofit organization whose top officer is a high-ranking cabinet employee. More >>
The hotel plans to open a new restaurant concept in the space in the spring of 2020. More >>
Many users claim the products provide relief from pain, soreness and anxiety. More >>
It's an ongoing debate within the city that's burning like a shot of fine Kentucky bourbon. More >>
The library has done away with fines for overdue items. More >>
It's become an annual tradition for Old Forester, which has released a special bourbon in honor of founder George Garvin Brown's birthday for the past 19 years. More >>
Long lines and chaos, all over teddy bears. That's what happened last year during Build-A-Bear Workshop's "Pay Your Age" promotion. More >>
Tom Reynolds went from delivering pizzas to running the entire business, and he doesn't own just one Domino's restaurant. He has 11 of them. More >>
Louisville-based Brown-Forman Corp. said Monday it will buy the maker of Fords Gin, a premium London dry gin created in 2013. More >>
FedEx is dropping a contract for air shipment of packages for Amazon within the United States, reducing its ties with the online retail giant that is already expanding its own delivery business. More >>
The crash killed the founder of Louisville City FC, the pilot and a marketing executive. More >>
"This is kind of like if Dell came to us in 1993 and said, ‘You know, we would love for you guys to be our regional hub for PC manufacturing.'" More >>
After a brief reprieve, a new deadline looms in negotiations for the sale of Jewish Hospital and other KentuckyOne facilities: June 14. More >>
Family Video is not only surviving, but thriving with more than 600 stores still open. WDRB learns the secret behind the success. More >>
UPS says it's moving as fast as it can to issue the back pay. But with fierce competition for workers, "I think they are holding the money hostage," one Louisville employee said. More >>
The jewelry store has since apologized over its handling of the issue. More >>
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Louisville Metro Council passed the Children's Meal Ordinance last summer, and restaurants were given one year's notice to change their menus. More >>
Biscuit Belly is open for breakfast and lunch on Wednesday through Sunday. More >>
The Louisville-based company said the European whiskey tariffs are "a targeted campaign right at Brown-Forman" for its presence in Kentucky, home of U.S. Sen. Maj. Leader Mitch McConnell. More >>
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"I still think it's a solution seeking a problem," said Leah Stewart, the President of the Louisville Food Truck Association. More >>
Greece is where the restaurant's owner was born. More >>
The dealership moved from Hurstbourne Parkway to Blankenbaker Parkway. More >>
Delta Dental of Kentucky says it was thrilled to be part of a project that would bring kids together, no matter their differences. More >>
The owner says his lease will expire so he decided to do something closer to home in Shelby County. More >>
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The drugstore chain that quit selling tobacco several years ago said Tuesday it will expand a store model it recently tested. More >>
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The company says it uses 450,000 avocados a day. More >>
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Louisville-based Humana has other ways to beef up its Medicaid business besides buying Centene, according to one analyst. More >>
The program is called LouTechWorks, and involves partnering with local schools to begin teaching students digital literacy as early as kindergarten. More >>
Now there's a new place to shop for a new ride. More >>
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Slot-like historical racing machines have helped the horse industry but generated little general tax money for Kentucky. Some want to change that. More >>
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The search giant was fined a record $2.72 billion by European regulators in 2017 for abusing its dominance of the online search market. More >>
An executive at KFC has reportedly warmed up to the idea of possibly offering plant-based alternatives at the restaurant chain. More >>
It has failed in the past, but company officials say times are changing, and the public might be ready for Coca-Cola With Coffee. More >>
The owner says the agency is "going to be like the Google of downtown Louisville." More >>
YPAL has grown to more than 1,000 members since it was founded in 1999. More >>
After getting hooked on ice cream and waffles on a trip to Belgium, Liège & Dairy owner Andrew Llewellyn was inspired to bring the flavor back to Louisville. More >>
The Urban League program has helped more than 100 local families. More >>
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After a turbulent six months, Louisville's primary Medicaid provider will become a for-profit company under a $70 million deal. More >>
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The seller, Meredith Corp., will continue running the print edition and the website SI.com for at least two years under a licensing deal. More >>
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Chic-ail-A and Xscape Theaters are two of the big names moving in near 10th Street and Interstate 265. More >>
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Topshop is closing all of its U.S. stores after its operator, Arcadia Group, filed for bankruptcy, according to a report. More >>
WDRB News uncovers new plans in the works to bring part of the old River Falls Mall back to the glory days. More >>
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What was an abandoned railroad bridge is now a hot economic engine. More >>
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There were chants of, "Put some respect in my check," and "What do we want? 15! When do we want it? Now!" More >>
Proceeds from specially designed coffee mugs will go toward providing kids with soccer equipment, gear, registration fees and transportation to soccer events. More >>
