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The leader of Toyota’s flagship plant acknowledged there’s likely some interest among its roughly 8,000 rank-and-file workers in joining the United Auto Workers union, though he cautioned workers against taking

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — An aging office building at a prominent downtown intersection is under contract to a buyer who will make “significant improvements,” according to the real estate agent

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Jim Rechtin will take the reins of Louisville-based Humana Inc. on July 1, the company said Monday.

The new paddock is the latest in a decade-long string of multi-million-dollar capital projects at the racetrack.

One of Louisville’s largest family companies and its longtime CEO have quietly parted ways.

The $90 million downtown gaming venue is off to a slow start, according to figures from the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission

As bourbon brands, Jim Beam and Maker’s Mark aren’t going anywhere.

Supplier to Ford's Kentucky Truck Plant in contract dispute with UAW workers

Ford Motor Co.’s union assembly workers will receive record profit-sharing bonuses for their work in 2023 despite taking down some of the automaker’s key plants during a high-profile, six-week labor

July is peak moving season when renters, homeowners, and college students typically make their move.