Category - July 2016

Set for December completion, impact of $2.3B project began rippling through Louisville area right after work began in 2013

Fracked gas gains steam, but coal still central to state's cheap, plentiful power supply

Kentucky has more navigable miles of water than any state in the union, other than Alaska, although starting with only three small, naturally occurring lakes. Its many...

Louisville dining scene accolades are the tip of the iceberg for its robust food and beverage industry

It’s July, and the dog days of summer have arrived, complete with soaring temperatures and sticky humidity. You’ll want to be exercising early in the morning, then...