Fall in Kentucky is one of the best times to explore the outdoors.

If you’re looking to improve communication between leadership and employees, it is important to remember that providing feedback should happen more often than during an annual review.

Louisvillians are digging a new outdoor offering in Butchertown.

A Robards, Kentucky, woman was surprised to receive a few words of encouragement from her favorite famous face.

October is Global Diversity Awareness Month, which aims to promote the understanding of differing cultural perspectives. A tough objective, as it’s one that people have struggled with over the course of recorded history (probably before that, too).

A new Work Ready Training Center is coming to Barbourville, Kentucky. The new center will offer trade, certificate and postsecondary education opportunities to the region for high-demand career sectors like health care, technology, advanced manufacturing and logistics.

The long-awaited Logan Street Market is now open in Louisville’s Shelby Park neighborhood.

Flu season is just around the corner, but before you head in to get your shot, check out what’s new this year.

The wisest guy I know often schedules walking meetings at work. It’s especially effective for regular one-on-one meetings and quick progress updates.

Massive flywheels. Spiral staircases. Arrays of dials.

In 1919, Louisville Water Company’s “Quiet Giant” was an engi­neering marvel – a 100-foot-tall steam en­gine that could move millions of gal­lons of water from the Ohio River.

Plans include replacing the current grandstand with a $150 million racing and gambling facility. “Our team is poised to restore Turfway to its former glory,” said Churchill Downs president Kevin Flanery.

UPS has announced $750 million in upcoming projects, creating about 1,000 jobs. The largest of the projects is a $220 million maintenance facility that will allow UPS to more quickly service its fleet.