As we move through 2024, the bourbon industry in Kentucky continues to flourish, marking yet another chapter in the rich history of America’s native spirit. Kentucky...
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Mark Green: You’re nearly 30 years into what’s been a transformative time at Buffalo Trace. What are you still learning about bourbon distilling nowadays? Harlen...
Unemployment rates were higher in July than a year earlier in 350 of the 389 metropolitan areas, lower in 22 areas, and unchanged in 17 areas, the U.S. Bureau of Labor...
Been wondering what all the buzz about glamping is about and want to see for yourself? Ever stayed in a classic Airstream? Well, thanks to two Louisville families who...
Does it feel like retaining your employees is as hard as preventing college athletes from leaving through the transfer portal? Many organizations continue to incur...
The work for the 2025 legislative session is well underway in the state’s capital. January may be months in the future, but insiders know that the fall and early winter...
Election years, particularly those involving presidential races, often bring heightened uncertainty and volatility to financial markets. Investors, faced with potential...
Berea College has added a state-of-the-art technology building to its 169-year-old Madison County campus. The $24.2-million facility had been in the school’s capital...
One of the ways Kentucky is steadily upgrading the talent it has competing in the field for economic growth is with its annual Kentucky Institute for Economic...
The Lane Report
- MSU Space Science programs expand reach and student opportunities
- New Ky Home initiative offers free marketing workshops to small business
- 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
- Debra “Debbie” Wulfeck named newest member of NKU Board of Regents
- WKU launches RN to BSN program with online format