A co-owner said the Frankfort Avenue location struggled with foot traffic in the crowded corridor.

“We’re not trying to change anything for the person who loves the craft of sourdough,” FirstBuild president said.

The 90,000-square-foot store at Jeffersonville Commons Drive received updates designed to enhance the customer experience. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for Thursday morning.

Hiring managers would rather see this than a master's degree.

The renovation permit was filed for the 324,500-square-foot facility at 8001 Air Commerce Drive. The warehouse is expected to open in the second half of 2027.

Nearly half of workers say companies are less loyal now than five years ago. That's reshaping what commitment means in the office.

Airlines have a mixed bag, according to a new report from the U.S. Department of Transportation, which examined consumer complaints in July of 2026.

The company's revenue dropped from $2.78 million in 2024 to $1.1 million this year. It also owes over $120,000 in unpaid wages, records show.

One Louisville-based company is ready to lead the way when it comes AI-driven futures contracts. Stephen P. Schmidt has the story.

Two Louisville independent schools serving students with learning differences plan to merge in August 2027 on the Meredith-Dunn campus.

Vertical Aerospace will continue operating from Oklahoma under its founder as First Class Air reaches 330 total employees.

The donation anchors a $450 million fundraising campaign at Centre College in Danville. The goal is to double the endowment to about $900 million.

One of the most exclusive clubs in Downtown Louisville has expanded its footprint. Stephen P. Schmidt has the details.

The new bar uses equipment like centrifuges and rotary evaporators to create unique drinks while minimizing waste.

A veteran startup exec says the true benefit of AI isn't in replacing workers. It's about being able to do more with an existing staff.

The term "workplace ick" is the new way employees are describing workplace behavior that makes them lose interest in the job.

The expansion includes a 60,000-square-foot egg facility and new swine breeding operation. It marks one of the most significant business expansions in Orange County in recent years.

The Access Louisville podcast covers Clore Station development in Oldham County, housing market trends, and Churchill Downs' role in economic development this week.

Our roundup of Jefferson County's most expensive home sales is back. This week, the top transaction was nearly $800,000.

An industry analyst described the current job market as "stuck," and that has consequence for both employers and employees.

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office has closed its new office after one year

In this edition of The Playbook, we explore how labor-relations strategies are being tested by new workplace challenges, why there’s a growing disconnect on the value of AI skills when it comes to salary, and more.

"The future of business will not be defined by humans or AI alone, but by how effectively they work together."

The new route to Canada will operate every day during peak summer months starting in late April.

The sale marks the final piece of Bass Real Estate Group's Southern Hospitality brand as the firm shifts focus entirely to commercial real estate.

The Epiphany won a national cocktail championship and will represent the United States at an international competition in China.

The nation's wealthiest ZIP codes are getting wealthier. Many of them are also becoming more diverse, older and more educated, according to a Business Journals analysis.

The company is looking at facilities in Buechel and expects to expand for fulfillment before the end of the year.

The 220,000-square-foot facility will house primary care, urgent care and specialty services. First patient visits are targeted for spring 2029.

See which coach topped the list.

These are the highest-paid employees working for Louisville-Jefferson County Metro Government and its related agencies.

Women worry menopause carries career risks. Employers can help.

Andy Blieden's path to becoming a Butchertown developer includes getting fired by actor Tom Cruise.

The bar owner said the cost of insurance coverage and ongoing road restrictions made reopening impossible.

One of the biggest names in bulk whiskey is about to have a new one. Stephen P. Schmidt has the story.

The firm is "is no longer actively conducting business."

The new director brings more than 20 years of experience in organizational leadership and financial management to the Southern Indiana nonprofit.

Don't look at pricing, experts say. Look at what doesn't sell.

This year's festival will honor a late Louisville musician who performed Grateful Dead covers for decades.

The foundation aims to help 5,000 students with tuition assistance, up from the number it currently serves.

Millcraft, a Cleveland-based packaging supplier, made a Louisville acquisition.

Nearly half of workers in a recent survey are staying in their current jobs even as they worry it will hurt their careers. But that doesn't mean they're always engaged or loyal employees, new research finds.

Hiring managers are navigating a new recruiting landscape in the age of AI. New stress points come with it.

Delta Air Lines is overhauling its Delta One hospitality experience as the carrier doubles down on its premium offerings.

Last month, one Kentucky distillery had a hard-and-fast deadline to open its tasting room in Bardstown — and met it. Stephen P. Schmidt has the story.

The townhome-style complex contains 646 units and sold for more than $201,000 per unit.