Kentucky often falls in the national spotlight for its signature bourbon, advanced manufacturing industry or growing logistics leadership.

From boxing to ballet, there’ve never been more ways to get fit. Want to try them all? Here’s a sampling of Louisville’s trials, with notes on what you can try at no cost. Gyms in your city may have similar offers.

Don’t fear the robotic invasion. They’re just checking our pipes.

The cost of a college education is a stressor for many students, but those at Kentucky State University in Frankfort won’t have to worry about the expense of buying a computer anymore.

In this day and age, one thing is clear: We’re surrounded by plastic. While recycling can help reduce the amount of plastic that ends up in landfills and waterways, there are many other options for making the switch to more sustainable items and reducing plastic use in your life.

The recent opening of a $46 million facility in Bardstown illuminated a long-running international relationship between Japan and Kentucky.

Kentucky’s famous bluegrass and rolling hills are certainly a spectacle for visitors but a recent Travel + Leisure article featured the Commonwealth for what’s below the surface.

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Kentucky company CompMed plans to bring 150 additional full-time jobs to Newport with an $1.11 million expansion of its Campbell County office, tripling its Kentucky workforce.

Mouth-watering foodie pics may be an obvious draw on Instagram, but one Insta-famous Kentuckian is illuminating more than just great food.

The sting of rejection doesn’t hurt any less in the professional world than it does in your personal life. Being rejected at work can feel like a breakup. Maybe you were passed over for a promotion or had one of your ideas shot down by a manager.

Picture walking through a spiraling trellis that transforms plants into architecture. Imagine tasting the sights and smells of an edible garden. That awaits you in Louisville’s own Waterfront Botanical Gardens, set to open in October this year.