Meet 20 professionals who help make our lives go.

Mark Kirchdorfer, of ISCO Industries, is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

A panel of local sports leaders recently spoke about drawing national and international attention to Louisville. Find out how the Kentucky Derby helped land the upcoming U.S. Olympic trials in gymnastics.

Nina Greipel brings traditional German recipes directly to clients' kitchens, teaching hands-on techniques.

Erick Lawson, of Atlas Machine and Supply Inc., is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

Shelley Goodwin, of Kentucky Association of Manufacturers, is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

Darryl Gee, of Lantech, is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

Scott Broughton, of University of Louisville’s Kentucky Manufacturing Extension Partnership, is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

Lisa Skidmore, of GE Appliances, is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

Trevor Blondeel, of Manufacturing Greatness, is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

Nadeem Siddiqui, of Dynacraft, is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

Stuart Thomas, of C&S Machine and Manufacturing Corp., is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

Jennifer Ratterman, of Process Machinery Inc., is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

Jamie Watts, of Hex Head, is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

The Louisville-based insurer saw its stock reach a 52-week high after federal regulators increased quality scores for 18 Medicare Advantage contracts.

Brian Bierman, of Louisville Paving and Construction, is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

Steven Baker, of PDS Optical, is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

Melinda Allen, of Zeon Chemicals, is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

Mark Coxon, of Machine Tool Emporium LLC, is among our 20 People to Know in Manufacturing.

Regional executives and workers say political rhetoric masks deep challenges in domestic supply chains. The industry faces high material costs and a lack of American-made tools.

The Kentucky brokerage is targeting the small- to medium-sized market as industry consolidation leads larger firms to drop lower-revenue clients.

Dant Clayton CEO Jamie Richardson recently spoke to Business First about his new role, playing bass and his spot in the UofL/UK rivalry for the latest segment of "The Boss."

More than 7,500 students are enrolled at Louisville's largest private high schools. See which schools are the region's largest.

Rising mortgage rates and global credit market volatility pushed Kentucky home sales down by 31% in July. Average prices topped $333,500 despite the slump.

A Louisville developer aims to rezone 24 acres in a Raleigh suburb, pivoting a site previously designated for a residential subdivision.

HR expert: "If you have a big variation in pay for two people doing the same job ... that is going to be a problem.”

Executive Chef Mikey Miller leads the new concept at the 14-room boutique hotel. The seasonal menu focuses on ingredients from regional producers.

A Bourbon Hall-of-Famer will move into an emeritus role following a decade of mentorship in the transition.

The agency represents five Southern Indiana counties and specializes in grant acquisition. The previous director separated from the organization in June.

The owner says potential investors needed to see him duplicate the burger concept committing.

The report details the insurer's local footprint as Humana reorganizes operations and works to restore Medicare Advantage profitability.

The premium for changing jobs has dropped since 2022, but those pay raises still outpaced the national median pay increase in September.

Burn Boot Camp corporate will manage four gyms in Kentucky and Indiana for now as a third-party review begins following voyeurism allegations against the spouse of operator Julie Henderson.

Mondays and Fridays will now feature flights to the Big Easy. The service arrives alongside increased frequency for existing routes to Florida and Connecticut.

The chef says many of his customers already know his cooking from his years working at well-known Louisville restaurants.

Can a dance party help fix what is becoming an endangered part of the workday?

A physical setback during a volleyball game tested the leadership philosophy of this local CEO. She now balances recovery with growing a family business.

The family-owned veterinary practice has grown from a small house into a 15,000-square-foot facility.

Instructional staff on partial or full-year contracts, though, are decreasing at many schools, especially four-year private schools, and above all at Midwestern private schools.

Julie Henderson, the Burn Boot Camp franchise partner and wife of Wes Henderson, says only professional security cameras have been installed at the gyms. Her husband was recently ousted as CEO of TKC Distilling after a civil lawsuit.

"Infrastructure will always be judged by the systems it improves. Public investment should also be judged by what it makes possible for the neighborhoods, businesses and families those systems serve."

One of the biggest barriers to closing a deal on a home has gotten harder due to AI.

The 4,938-square-foot store will employ eight people and showcase engagement rings, diamonds and wedding bands at multiple price points.

The St. Matthews Crumbl Cookies location has closed after its owner filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy with more than $352,000 in liabilities.

The properties contain 31,326 square feet across 4.5 acres with capacity for 521 children. KinderCare acquired operations while Fortec led the real estate purchase.

For first-time homebuyers and people with poor credit, keeping up with monthly mortgage payments is getting tougher by the day.

Built in 2013, the property includes a full basement with gym, bar and theater. The lower level opens to an outdoor patio.

The former Cardinals guard helped lead the team to the 2013 national championship. He has expanded his business interests through bourbon and sports ventures.

A Peruvian-Vietnamese fusion restaurant that opened in Simpsonville two years ago is moving into a vacant Frankfort Avenue space

Pending federal legislation could provide small-business owners with an assist in the bankruptcy process.