Kentucky’s real estate and construction industry is so hot that demand may have the power to reshape the communities we live in, experts say.
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Thanks in large part to expansions in Central Kentucky, the state’s health care industry, like much of the nation, is growing, and it is not showing signs of slowing...
When Kroger reopened Lexington’s Euclid Avenue store with murals created by Lexington artists, the grocer’s CEO asked why murals weren't in all stores.
Kentucky's surging engineering enrollments, graduate numbers must keep growing to fill industry demand
DHL Express settling in for a long-term and further growth of its super hub at CVG, Senior Vice President Travis Cobb says
Shift to fuel-saving aluminum components bringing Kentucky billions more in investment
ROI for limited improvement budget showing promise, but there is $200 million more to do
Kentucky-based AMTEC brings together industry and education to increase profitability
Louisville engineering co-workers win '40 Under 40' honors
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- Brescia U adding bowling team to its athletics
- College Consensus ranks U Cumberlands most affordable in Ky
- Ky Ag Finance Corp. OKs 18 loans for $2.9M; 8 are new farmers
- WKU celebrates topping-off $74M College of Business building
- Louisville mayor proposes 21 recipients for $5.3M in opioid funding
- $300K grant targets Kentucky childcare business support
- Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital invests $2.2M in 256-Slice CT scanner
- Proposed Louisville police pay increase is 22% over 4 years
- New analysis offers 5 NKY strategies for economic competitiveness
- Lexington to hold Clean Slate expungement clinic, job fair