Vance was an early investor in AppHarvest, a mega-greenhouse company that produced its first tomatoes this year at a 300-employee facility in Morehead. More >>
Ford Motor Co.’s Kentucky Truck Plant will be down for two weeks beginning April 26 and will not run weekend overtime shifts in May, as the automaker continues to struggle to procure computer chips for its vehicles. More >>
Gallant Fox Brewing Company announced it will expand into Bullitt County with a second taproom and brewery. More >>
Several local hotels still have rooms available for Derby weekend. More >>
The iconic car is celebrating its 57th birthday on Saturday, April 17. More >>
They will offer cage-free boarding, full grooming services and 24/7 supervision. More >>
A California-based company plans to build a $103 million plant in southern Indiana that will produce dairy and plant-based beverages and create more than 100 jobs. More >>
There are six shows with ticket prices starting at $11.60. More >>
All week long, U of L Health is hosting a series of events targeted at helping women of color feel more comfortable seeking medical care during pregnancy. More >>
At several points Tuesday afternoon, the state’s 502-564-2900 hotline was telling people call volume was too high and hanging up on them. More >>
City leaders cut the ribbon Tuesday on the 208th Thorntons store. More >>
Fat Rabbit Thrift and Vintage had been on Oak Street in Germantown for years, but closed that location over the weekend. More >>
The latest episode of our news podcast, Uncovered by WDRB, takes a deeper look at the computer chip shortage roiling the auto industry and its impact in Louisville. More >>
Kroger stores across the area that had been administering the Johnson & Johnson vaccine -- including those in Louisville and southern Indiana -- are following that guidance and pulling it off their shelves. More >>
The company hired 40 new employees for the store. More >>
As Ford Motor Co.’s Louisville Assembly Plant entered its fifth full week off in 2021 on Monday, President Biden called for building up domestic manufacturing of computer chips during a meeting with CEOs from the auto industry and other sectors. More >>
Kentucky is on track to relaunch its online unemployment insurance system on Tuesday morning after a four-day shutdown to root out fraud, Gov. Andy Beshear said Monday. More >>
Dr. Robert Redfield served as the CDC director from 2018-21. More >>
Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams is working "9 to 5" to get the Strawberry Pretzel Pie ice cream to customers. More >>
Business has been going so well at Louisville’s airport that three airlines added a total of at least eight new routes – all during the pandemic. More >>
It's located in the old Buckhead Mountain Grill. More >>
Desperate to stop "rampant" fraud, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is shutting down the state's unemployment insurance system for four days starting tonight. More >>
Kenneth Randall, who has been in business for 33 years, said the sign has been up for 10 years, but has recently received attention on Facebook. More >>
According to Sarah Davasher-Wisdom, president and CEO of Greater Louisville Inc, industries like tourism, hospitality, manufacturing, health care and restaurants have been hit the hardest. More >>
Ford Motor Co. is tentatively planning to idle Kentucky Truck Plant for two weeks in late May as a result of the microchip shortage hampering the automotive industry, according to the top union official at the eastern Jefferson County plant. More >>
Many businesses inside the district had already opened, but Thursday was the official grand opening of the space. More >>
Alfred Osborne was one of the first to snag an in-person unemployment appointment when they came open across Kentucky on Wednesday. "I feel a lot better,” he said. “Like my dad said, now we’re cooking with gas.” More >>
Derby week is a "make or break" event for surrounding businesses who are still recovering from the pandemic. More >>
Goodwill Industries of Kentucky aims to create a one-stop center to help people get their lives back on track. More >>
MR3 Development focuses on industrial, retail and life-science and technology office projects. More >>
The mixed-use property sits in the 800 block of East Market and Main streets. More >>
Each employee that gets fully vaccinated against COVID-19 will receive a $100 gift card to their choice of Target, Walmart or Amazon. More >>
This will be ice cream shop's fifth location to open in Louisville. More >>
Stopping for gas or a drink can also include a job interview. More >>
Ford is trying to be a driving force in the fight against COVID-19. More >>
About a dozen people were already in line at 6:30 a.m. More >>
The distillery based in Frankfort began working with the Chicago Rabbinical Council in 2010 to create what's believed to be the first Kosher whiskey, according to a news release. More >>
Congressmen John Yarmuth and Andy Barr are Co-Chairs of the Congressional Bourbon Caucus. More >>
Derby winning and Horse Racing Hall of Fame jockey John Velazquez and Derby winning trainer H. Graham Motion signed the bottles Tuesday morning. More >>
A total of 100 julep cups are being sold to benefit the Project to Protect African-American Turf History. More >>
The mask mandate has shifted to a mask advisory. More >>
The NuLu location will be The Seafood Lady's third in Kentucky. More >>
Positions are available from entry level to management. More >>
"502 Kids Biz Week" kicks off April 4th and running through April 10th. More >>
In addition to Louisville, new Amtrak routes are proposed in Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Nashville, among other cities. More >>
Portage House restaurant is temporarily closing because of a lack of staff. More >>
The founder of Papa John's International on Wednesday released the full recording of a 2018 conference call in which he uttered a racial slur that ultimately cost him his company. More >>
Of all the city’s businesses, just 2.4% are Black-owned. More >>
Vectren and it's parent company, CenterPoint, want a natural gas rate increase of $20.8 million. More >>
For 22 years, UPS Air District employees have been holding an Easter basket drive to collect items for kids in need. More >>
Louisville venture fund Render Capital is again offering $100,000 investments to eight early-stage companies in a competition aimed at boosting the metro area’s startup scene. More >>