The restaurant company started by Louisville business titan Junior Bridgeman has been hit with a six-figure fine for allowing teenagers to work beyond the limits of federal labor law. More >>
A $5,000 donation from waste management company Ecotech will help train businesses through the Autism Friendly Business Initiative, which teaches employees awareness, acceptance and appreciation. More >>
Opening day will feature cake, sweets and treats until they run out, according to the restaurant's Facebook page. More >>
A small southern Indiana city is driving major success for Toyota in 2020. More >>
A bill aimed at ending the required sale of cleaner-burning reformulated gasoline in the Louisville area took a step forward in the state legislature this week. More >>
Faisal Noor's healthy, home-cooked cuisine is a hit. More >>
You'll find the bistro, a venture of Southern Hospitality Group, at 204 E. Chestnut St. More >>
It's designed to help low-income students by providing day-to-day necessities like non-perishable food, school supplies, hygiene products, shoes and clothing. More >>
Kentucky lawmakers took a step toward legalizing sports betting on Wednesday with a unanimous committee vote. Opponents argue it's unconstitutional. More >>
The funding for the project is a question mark, but leaders are doing everything they can to avoid using tax dollars. More >>
Bianca Cox Richardson started holding Inner Sparkle Teepee parties in Louisville to celebrate birthdays. More >>
The company did not detail who was let go on Tuesday or how many were given pink slips. More >>
The busy corridor has fallen on hard tough times since many businesses moved north. More >>
A few dozen workers and supporters rallied Tuesday near a Jeffersonville warehouse to protest a plan to fire the warehouse’s 257 employees, most of whom are represented by a union. More >>
A developer plans to demolish the former laundromat on Bardstown Road to make way for a five-story boutique hotel and a bar, according to plans filed Monday with Louisville Metro government. More >>
Allegiant now offers 11 nonstop flights from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport. More >>
Some Kentucky coal miners and their families stood on train tracks Monday to prevent a train loaded with coal from leaving, saying they had worked since Dec. 16 without being paid. More >>
Staying at the Galt House the weekend of the Kentucky Derby usually comes at a hefty price tag. More >>
The man who literally wrote the book on the Cornbread Mafia has started his own hemp business. More >>
Several new bars and restaurants will soon open in downtown New Albany. More >>
Metro government is hungry for revenue, because the spiraling cost of public pensions is eating the budget. More >>
The 103,000-square-foot building has been in the works for several years. More >>
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Consumers are being warned about a couple of recalls involving travel mugs and milk bottles. More >>
The land is "ready to build" with infrastructure, including electrical, water, gas, sewer and paved roads. More >>
The limited product can be found at the Woodford Reserve Distillery and in a few liquor stores in Kentucky. More >>
Jammie Willen, an equipment operator at Legacy Supply Chain Services' warehouse, said he was "stunned" to learn of its' closing. More >>
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The Michigan-based company will close the Shelbyville plant in July. More >>
Country music star and Taylorsville native J.D. Shelburne joined Governor Andy Beshear at the Capitol on Wednesday to unveil the new state visitor's guide, which features Shelburne on the cover. More >>
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"My gripe is with what I believe is deceptive marketing from @Amazon and poor quality controls." More >>
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For all the Bronxites who have had to politely dodge film fanatics on their daily route, Burger King is promising to give one free Whopper to anyone who lives there. More >>
The block has been under resurgence ever since, with the arrival of hotels, restaurants, a distillery, an Irish pub and retail. More >>
The age limit has changed for buying, selling and using tobacco products in the U.S. More >>
The Louisville-based company announced on Monday that it's buying the parent company of The Habit Burger Grill. More >>
The venue has virtual reality racing simulators, projector-based ax throwing and virtual reality gaming. More >>
The restaurant specializes in Nashville-style hot chicken tenders and sandwiches. More >>
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Ashli Watts, who recently became the first woman to lead the state's business lobby, rejects the notion that the chamber is too close to the Republican Party. More >>
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Disney is on track for seven of its 2019 releases to gross more than $1 billion. More >>
Barry's recently opened a location on 2nd Street in Old Louisville and broke ground on a location in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, in December. More >>
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Passport Health Plan says it's reviving its stalled construction project at 18th Street and Broadway in West Louisville amid uncertainty about the future of the Louisville organization as it works to save its 20-year-old Medicaid business in the state. More >>
There is a unique office space taking shape in the Russell neighborhood. More >>
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Kentucky and Indiana officials note that the meetings are required in the governing bylaws but aren’t required by law. More >>
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DETROIT (AP) — Three crashes involving Teslas that killed three people have increased scrutiny of the company’s Autopilot driving system just months before CEO Elon Musk has planned to put fully self-driving cars on the streets. More >>
The restaurant will sell hamburgers, chicken, milkshakes and salads made from scratch. More >>
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U-Haul International approved the nicotine-free policy set to go into effect Feb. 1 in more than 20 states where the company operates. More >>
The e-commerce sector is growing much faster than overall retail sales, but still makes up only about 11% of overall retail sales, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce. More >>
The Galt House has taken down its iconic sign so it can be replaced with a new logo. More >>
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Specialists in the field have even gone as far as to call it “Divorce Month.” More >>
Louisville Water Company officials say that's a good deal compared to nearby cities. More >>
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Louisville Slugger Field has been taking people out to the ball game since April of 2000. Over the years it's only had minor renovations, but a major renovation is now on deck for about $7.2 million. More >>
The building that housed Ann's by the River for years will soon be home to a breakfast and Mexican restaurant. More >>
