Pink Lily started as a "maternity leave side hustle" and has now become one of the fastest growing online fashion retailers in the U.S.
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Millions of customer packages will be processed per week at the 600-acre Amazon Air campus at CVG in Northern Kentucky.
The Top Women in Business feature recognizes women in key roles who are making important contributions to commerce—and life—in Kentucky.
The Top Women in Business feature recognizes women in key roles who are making important contributions to commerce—and life—in Kentucky.
After the Year of Shutdown and Stay Home, people are traveling in droves. If you’re one of them, are you seeking a romantic interlude? Looking for a friends...
One of the newest exhibits at the Frazier Museum in Louisville showcases some of the individuals and accomplishments that have created a unique culture.
A Lexington nonprofit has become a beacon of support for people in recovery from addiction and their families. It was created, in part, by a Lexington mother...
Shaun Washington's horse industry experience makes his farm tours stand out from the rest
Cincinnati Bell is expanding its fiber network and will be able to provide all 207,000 consumer and business addresses in those counties.
Fruit of the Loom plans to expand its existing distribution center in Warren County and create 50 full-time job opportunities.
The Lane Report
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- MSU Space Science programs expand reach and student opportunities
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- 18 UK faculty named 2025-26 University Research Professors
- Markey research team discovers gut hormone’s role in fatty liver disease
- OP-ED: State moving to speed up driver’s license system
- E & E Hardwoods to establish new operation in Bell County with $2.1M investment
- OpEd: Ky House leaders wisely insisted on 340B accountability
- Aegis Sortation to expand Louisville operation with nearly $16M investment