Louisville Courier-Journal

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited Louisville to highlight progress in the supply chain issues going into the busy holiday season.

Brooklyn-based urban farming company Square Roots is opening a climate controlled, hydroponic farm in Shepherdsville growing herbs and leafy greens.

Weeks after the tornado, she heard the wind picking up. She grabbed earplugs, but could not block it out. She had trouble breathing. She began to cry.

For three women who were trapped in the wreckage of the Mayfield Consumer Products factory, the trauma of that night remains fresh now one year later.

BlueOval SK has already invested $5.8 billion to produce electric vehicle batteries for Ford and Lincoln vehicles starting production in 2025.

State leaders are bashing heads over if medical marijuana should be legal in Kentucky — and who gets to decide.

Unlike past years, the medical marijuana bill will start in the Kentucky Senate, and Andy Beshear's recent executive order may add some urgency.

The Louisville Urban League plans to build a $3.2 million expansion of its West Broadway headquarters, to include both office space and apartments.

"By Candlelight," a three-part series from the Courier Journal, debuts online Dec. 6 and starts in print on Dec. 11.

Eli Capiluto announced in November that the Board of Trustees approved millions in funds to make university spaces more inclusive.