Unionized employees have ratified a new labor agreement with Ford Motor Co.In a news release, Ford said the agreement increases manufacturing competitiveness and provides $6 billion in U.S. investments, creating and securing 8,500 hourly jobs in Am… - 2 days ago, 16 Nov 19, 11:13am -
Ben Reno-Weber is now the former CEO of MobileServe LLC, the Louisville-based technology startup he co-founded with new CEO Chris Head.Reno-Weber has transition to the role of board chairman — a change that occurred in August. And while he mainta… - 2 days ago, 15 Nov 19, 2:26pm -
Janna Flowers remembers sleeping in the back room of her first salon on Frankfort Avenue. It was 2008, and she had just founded Clique Boutique in an old house across from the Kentucky School for the Blind. Less than a year after opening, there was… - 2 days ago, 15 Nov 19, 1:55pm -
Alex Reed took his son to the cleaning products aisle at a local grocery store and asked him what he thought."There's a lot of stuff," his son said. In the crowded retail space, Reed said he caught on to the fact that there were all of these bran… - 2 days ago, 15 Nov 19, 1:36pm -
Check out the classy ice sculpture that welcomed hundreds to Louisville Business First's inaugural Most Admired CEOs Awards Wednesday night.That set the scene at the Louisville Marriott Downtown, where we recognized 25 of the area's most influent… - 3 days ago, 15 Nov 19, 1:16pm -
A homeless man whose selfless act of using his last $20 to fill up the gas tank of a stranded motorist got him worldwide attention is now suing the couple who led a $400,000 fundraising campaign to help him. - 29 Aug 18, 9:25am -
Two baseball fans have tied the knot at a southern Indiana baseball stadium that features in the 1992 movie "A League of Their Own". - 29 Aug 18, 8:04am -
The steel sheets fell off in the northbound lanes of I-265 at Taylorsville Road around 7:10 a.m. Wednesday, according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. - 29 Aug 18, 7:50am -
Ten people were shot and four of them were killed Sunday at a party in Fresno when suspects sneaked into the backyard and fired into the crowd, police said. - 8 mins ago, 18 Nov 19, 1:28am -
A New Albany outreach group says the health department recently told them to stop giving out free hot meals to the homeless. - 2 hours ago, 17 Nov 19, 11:31pm -
The “Mustang Mach E,” which will go from 230 miles to more than 300 miles per charge depending on how it’s equipped, was unveiled Sunday night ahead of the Los Angeles Auto Show press days. - 2 hours ago, 17 Nov 19, 11:13pm -
WLKY Meteorologist Chris Johnson says it's a cloudy and cool start to the work week with a few isolated showers possible. - 3 hours ago, 17 Nov 19, 10:38pm -
A family new to the U.S. is one step closer to having their dream home with the help of volunteers and Habitat for Humanity. - 2 hours ago, 17 Nov 19, 11:47pm -
The FOCUS team is digging into FAA data, the incidents, what goes wrong in the air and seeing some problems that fly under the radar. - 2 hours ago, 17 Nov 19, 11:46pm -
A new coalition is partnering with a Kentucky law maker and survivors of the practice to raise awareness and introduce new legislation. - 2 hours ago, 17 Nov 19, 11:45pm -
As I was making my decision on what places to include in this list of the most romantic restaurants in Louisville, I found myself with a song from the Disney movie Lady and The Tramp stuck in my head. If you want to have your own Lady and The Tramp r… - 13 Mar 17, 7:29am -
Looking for the JCPS school calendar for 2015-2016? First day, winter break, summer break, and more. School dates every parent (and student) needs to know. - 13 Mar 17, 7:29am -
Kid birthday parties! Looking for a venue for your child's party in the Louisville area? Here's a list of venues, all for different ages and interests. - 13 Mar 17, 7:29am -
2016-2017JCPS school calendar. First day, winter break, summer break, and more. The school dates every parent (and student) needs to know. - 13 Mar 17, 7:29am -
The Kentucky Derby is a huge annual event for Louisville. Every spring, visitors from around the country—and world—flock to KY for parties and the race. - 13 Mar 17, 7:29am -
Evolent Health gave Passport Health Plan a $40 million loan to shore up the nonprofit’s finances before it reapplied for the Kentucky Medicaid contract, which last year paid Passport about $2 billion. Evolent CEO Frank Williams mentioned the loan l… - 7 Aug 19, 2:30pm -
Before there were hundreds of bourbon-centric events throughout the year in Louisville and throughout Kentucky, there was the Kentucky Bourbon Festival. And after 27 years, the five-day event always held during National Bourbon Heritage Month continu… - 7 Aug 19, 1:30pm -
As the Revelry Boutique Gallery approaches its ninth birthday, it is now set to expand to a second location, the owner told Insider on Tuesday. “I am very excited to celebrate nine years of Revelry,” said owner Mo McKnight Howe in an email. “It… - 7 Aug 19, 11:35am -
The ancient practice of yoga is coming to The Morton Center as a way to help people in the Louisville area defeat their addictions. Yoga for Recovery is a pilot project for participants in Morton’s intensive outpatient program and is aimed at teach… - 7 Aug 19, 10:00am -
Legendary rock icons Slayer brought their Final World Tour to the Yum! Center last night, as part of the band's final tour, joined by Primus, Ministry and Philip H. - 6 days ago, 12 Nov 19, 11:45am -
The eagle spreads her wings, lifted by the cold winds of Scotland's North Sea. If there are storms, she weathers them. If there is sun, it illuminates her wingspan. - 7 days ago, 11 Nov 19, 11:53am -
Boyd, 40, is the artistic and managing director of the LGBTQ choral ensemble VOICES of Kentuckiana. She lives in Clifton. - 10 days ago, 8 Nov 19, 1:32pm -
The Rusty Satellite Show’s consecutive episodes streak, now numbering 332, is not deterred by the host’s various travels. This week, after spending five glorious days in Colorado, your intrepid interviewer returned to learn about a wonderful loan… - 4 days ago, 14 Nov 19, 6:41am -
There’s something reliable and much-loved about a local business. It’s small, characterful, and possibly runs in the family, and locals are loyal to their products and services. Nevertheless, local businesses are vulnerable to the market forces t… - 11 days ago, 7 Nov 19, 6:25am -
One of Louisville’s most successful and well-known Real Estate Brokerage Firms has a new Owner. Joe Hayden, a long-time local real estate leader, is the new Principal Broker at RE/MAX Properties East. Hayden recently took over the leadership of the… - 13 days ago, 5 Nov 19, 11:55am -
The Rusty Satellite Show finds itself talking about true crime at WHAS-TV, as the city’s most interesting podcast talks with the star of the city’s most-promoted and talked-about podcast. “Bardstown” is a product of WHAS-TV and debuted in Aug… - 17 days ago, 1 Nov 19, 12:49pm -
All businesses have the occasional unhappy customer. While the majority of customer complaints can be dealt with efficiently via emails or phone calls, a business will face challenges if a complaint results in an online negative review. Thanks to the… - 19 days ago, 30 Oct 19, 2:16pm -
When Mitch McConnell returned to his home state of Kentucky, he couldn't escape the debate over criminal justice reform. Ads in favor of the Senate bill were running on television. - 20 Dec 18, 3:50am -
A man who has been running from police for nine months after escaping home incarceration, is back in jail and now faces thirty charges. In March, police say Devon Jefferson, 22, removed his Home Incarceration Program anklet and left the home he was c… - 19 Dec 18, 11:28pm -
One in eight people in the United States struggle with hunger, and many people worry about where their next meal will come from. Here in Louisville, there are several non-profit organizations that aim to change that. - 19 Dec 18, 11:28pm -
One day after his birthday, a Louisville teen has learned he will be returning behind bars. A re-sentencing was held on Wednesday for Anjuan Carter. - 19 Dec 18, 11:28pm -
"You don't want to be seen as weak." First responders often struggle in silence because of the stigma surrounding post-traumatic stress disorder. - 19 Dec 18, 9:23pm -
