Gov. Beshear has appointed Sarah Hail and George Moorman to the Juvenile Justice Advisory Board. The Governor has reappointed ...

Stellar Snacks, the first woman-owned pretzel manufacturer in the U.S., cut the ribbon in November on a new $137 million industrial bakery in West Louisville that will create 350 full-time jobs ...

Our acquisition of Lexmark will bring together two industry-leading companies with shared values, complementary strengths, and a deep commitment to advancing the print industry to create one stronger ...

Hosted by Rick Hesterberg (Class of 1980), vice president for university advancement and a proud MSU alumnus, ‘Always An Eagle’ takes listeners on a journey through the personal and ...

Nicholas Lopez and Austin Ward are cardiothorasic surgeons at Baptist Health Paducah, whose rate of patient readmission for complications after heart bypass surgery is sixth lowest in the nation.

LOUISVILLE — Leading health and well-being company Humana Inc. announced today that it has named Japan Mehta as Chief Information Officer. In this role, Mehta will oversee Humana’s digital ...

Kitchen Food Company was founded 20 years ago in Australia by lifelong friends Christian Avramides and Daniel Borenstein, who discovered a shared love for delicious food and the joy of entertaining.

FRANKFORT, Ky. — Gov. Andy Beshear announced that Team Kentucky continues to lead the way in the fast-growing electric vehicle (EV) sector with a fourth round of awards to further expand the ...

Nexigen Communications managed IT provides cybersecurity, cloud services, outsourced IT, and managed networks to businesses in Kentucky, Cincinnati, Dayton, and ...

Louisville, Ky. (December 19, 2024) — TARC has finalized a series of service reductions and changes proposed earlier this fall. Those changes will take effect on Sunday January 26, 2025.

Gov. Andy Beshear participates in one of more than 1,150 private sector new-location and expansion projects since the start of his administration with more than 59,800 full-time jobs. FRANKFORT, Ky.

“We learn about regulations and different career paths, from agriculture to public safety to construction,” said Jackson Beardsley. “Agriculture is a big interest of mine—you can scan the ...