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Courtesy Louisville Metro Public Works/A government initiative to eliminate roadway deaths by 2050 determined several of Louisville’s road redesign goals weren’t completed last year. -
Employees of the Louisville chain Heine Brothers’ Coffee ratified the agreement nearly a year after their organizing effort went public.
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The Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee voted late Wednesday to reject a controversial proposal by the Louisville Collegiate School to demolish the Yorktown Apartments. -
City officials expect to release an updated plan for the Preston corridor, which addresses injuries and fatalities, this spring.
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House Republicans were in disagreement on Friday on whether to pass new restrictions on so-called “gray machines.”
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The state will use the funding to provide loan support and matching investments into businesses.
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Americans began the new year with a spending spree, but businesses are not sure how long it can last. There's a lot riding on the answer, since consumer spending is the backbone of the U.S. economy.
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Health insurance giant Humana, which is based in Louisville, will discontinue its employer-sponsored programs over the next two years. The company has not said how the change will affect the local workforce.
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Lawmakers hope to streamline the process to reduce the amount of work the state has to do to give claimants their money. On Tuesday, Indiana’s House passed House Bill 1451 to simplify the process for Hoosiers receiving unemployment compensation. Though, it wouldn’t change the application process.
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The project’s approval comes three years after its companion site across Lexington Road was rezoned.
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The ordinance would target employers receiving at least $50,000 in taxpayer-funded contracts or incentives.
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The company expanded to Atlanta in 2020 after founder John Schnatter’s departure.
