While degrees are still an important factor in landing career opportunities, some workers are reconsidering their paths due to the state of the economy.

A Hometap survey reveals women entrepreneurs report significantly lower financial resilience than male founders despite shared growth optimism for 2026.

Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co. now has a suite dedicated to the brand at Hotel Distil. Stephen P. Schmidt has the story.

The seasonal route operates up to twice weekly and comes as SDF reaches a record 41 nonstop destinations.

The closure follows the end of the flagship Highlands location in March. Ownership cited a short-term lease and declining lunch traffic.

The effort aims to address decades of disinvestment totaling $1.8 billion. OneWest is calling for collective action from the broader Louisville community.

Dr. Mark Lynn didn’t expect his namesake soccer stadium to become a football venue. Four games into the Louisville Kings’ inaugural season, he likes what he’s seen.

The property owner is auctioning the building as part of a fund that is sunsetting. Bidding starts at $1.75 million for the 4.2-acre site.

Blakemore and his wife moved into the Mockingbird Valley Drive home in 2010. He says convening groups there creates stickier conversations than other venues.

LBF conducted Q&As with five CRE pros in Greater Louisville to get their perspective on hot segments, areas of town and more.

As fuel prices bleed into other spending categories, consumer sentiment is getting weaker.

Uric Dufrene says elevated oil prices, high interest rates and inflation create multiple pathways for the economy. A recession remains possible.

The new top leader at WLKY-TV started at the Hearst station as an intern and rose through the ranks.

A Northern Kentucky wealth management firm has been acquired by another investment company that already has a big presence in the market.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear recently signed an executive action to form a council for small business and founder growth. Stephen P. Schmidt has the story.

Justin Baker, of TRIO Commercial Property Group, shares insights on the Louisville commercial real estate industry for LBF's Inside Commercial Real Estate.

Brigitte Owens, of Colliers Louisville, shares insights on the Louisville commercial real estate industry for LBF's Inside Commercial Real Estate.

Casey Smallwood, of SRS Real Estate, shares insights on the Louisville commercial real estate industry for LBF's Inside Commercial Real Estate.

Jim Dahlem, of Dahlem Realty Company shares insights on the Louisville commercial real estate industry for LBF's Inside Commercial Real Estate.

Brian Forrest, of FJR Commercial, shares insights on the Louisville commercial real estate industry for LBF's Inside Commercial Real Estate.

Labor Department rescinds overtime pay expansion rule.

Dr. Mark Lynn is known for his numerous vision centers in Louisville. In a few months, he and others will be launching a new brand that should sell specialized glasses across the country.

Jim Graven, who owned Steepleton for over 40 years, died Sunday at 77. His children now lead the St. Matthews pool table and outdoor equipment retailer.

A former Corydon bakery is taking over the Floyds Knobs space previously occupied by Adrienne’s.

A former Navy SEAL and his family plan to open three Another Nine golf simulator locations in the Louisville area. Stephen P. Schmidt has the story.

Zen 620 in NuLu will rise above neighboring buildings.

The more than 20,000-square-foot store will open in October at Mall St. Matthews. It's part of a 60-store national expansion.

FAA testimony raised questions about whether a cracked bearing involved in the Louisville crash should have been treated as a critical structural component.

Louisville proper grew 1.6% to 641,962 residents. Ten Kentucky cities and five Southern Indiana cities hit at least 5% growth.

Forget doomscrolling. Despondent long-term job hunters are trapped in a different cycle.

Louisville’s first nonpartisan mayoral race is headed to a November matchup between Mayor Craig Greenberg and Metro Council member Shameka Parrish-Wright.

Scott Reynolds is back at WAVE after a seven-year break, and his return coincides with a major shift in Louisville's television landscape.

Ryan Edwards joins LDG Development as its first president, bringing experience in banking, affordable housing finance and bourbon.

Extreme demand for data centers from deep-pocketed tech companies is straining the construction sector's ability to deliver. It's driving up costs.

A new attraction featuring wild animals, kayaks and a train (maybe) tops the most recent Project Watch update.

Forecastr has large aspirations. Now after closing a Series A round, it's ready to go after them. Stephen P. Schmidt has the story.

The crew was reassigned to a different aircraft after maintenance deemed their original plane not airworthy. That replacement crashed minutes after takeoff.

Tim Barry's four decades in Louisville government included leading a massive $700 million airport relocation and three major federal redevelopment projects that reshaped Louisville communities.

In our latest Member-Only Webinar, panelists weigh in on the current state of the housing market, efforts to address affordability and where housing is heading in the second half of 2026 and beyond.

Hard statistics show addressing mental health can improve worker productivity, employee retention, workplace morale and corporate reputation.

SBA's latest rule change allows businesses to combine 7(a) and 504 loan limits. It takes effect July 4.

The development’s name pays homage to a former elementary school that once stood on the property.

A cooking showdown between local chefs using locally sourced ingredients is one of several attractions at this year's fair.

The new concept will include cocktails, vintage memorabilia and a hi-fi vinyl listening lounge.

The two-day NTSB hearing is expected to examine maintenance, safety communication and aircraft design issues tied to the fatal UPS crash in Louisville.

The coffeehouse, café, bar and bookstore replaced Trouble Bar early last year.

Developers are responding to a wealth influx in a historic community, adding major projects that are poised to shift the neighborhood’s landscape.

Gray Media has named a new general manager for WAVE, WDRB and WBKI as it continues integrating its Louisville stations.

Candidates outlined their priorities on public safety, housing, jobs and the future of Downtown.

The Ville will face Kentucky's La Familia in a best-of-three series starting July 18 in the revamped TBT tournament with doubled prize money.