The immunization crisis in Kentucky is not just a Kentucky issue, but is happening nationwide.
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Updates on business and economic news from across Kentucky compiled by the editors of the Lane Report.
Kentucky has one of the highest rates of new cancers in the U.S., with bladder cancer in the top 10 list of new diagnoses. Understanding the signs, risk factors and...
The University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center’s Research Day held May 10 highlighted the wide scope of cancer research taking place at UK.
UofL's Belknap Campus has a dozen construction projects taking place during midyear.
For the first time in its history, the Raymond A. Kent School of Social Work and Family Sciences at University of Louisville has graduated 19 students who earned a...
The latest winners of small business funds from the City of Covington are an eclectic bunch – both in terms of location and use:
While quilting may seem like a traditional craft, in Paducah it's a thriving industry that has showcased our community on the global stage as the Quilt Capital of the...
Bardstown Bourbon Co.’s award-winning Collaborative Series will continue to push the boundaries of possibility in 2024, partnering with category innovators in whisky...
For a mother, there’s always a dream to be a guiding light for her children. It’s a hope that she can show her daughter that she can surmount any obstacle, embrace her...
Louisville Metro Government’s Department of Economic Development and Greater Louisville Inc., the metro chamber of commerce, have jointly received the 2024 Mac Conway...
The Lane Report
- General Fund and Road Fund receipts reported for fiscal year 2025
- PSC and KCTCS join forces with new PSC 811 Damage Prevention Scholarship
- Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ launches inside Louisville Walmart
- Crunch Fitness brings state-of-the-art fitness facility to Lexington
- Gov. Beshear announces $14.4 million to improve infrastructure damaged in 2022 floods
- BreyerFest 2025: Cheers to 75 Years of Horse Magic at the Kentucky Horse Park
- 8 Kentucky companies awarded nearly $750,000 to continue technology development in the Commonwealth
- Op-Ed: Proposed Federal cuts hurt KET
- New study reveals which metro areas have the most and least disposable income in Kentucky
- Saint Joseph London pulmonologist performs first robotic-assisted bronchoscopy