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Delyse and Stellar Snacks, have grown into artisanal food empires that are available on Alaska Airlines, JetBlue and American Airlines.

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

Mayor Craig Greenberg delivered the annual address Thursday morning at the Rotary Club of Louisville.

As part of a push to enliven 9 acres of city-owned land downtown, Louisville Metro Government has selected three developers to re-envision the spaces.

From longtime business closures to multimillion-dollar investments in west Louisvilles future, the Kentuciana region saw a lot of changes in 2023.

A job fair was held Saturday for a company that will bring hundreds of jobs to west Louisville.

The $137 million investment into West Louisville will bring 350 local jobs to the area over the next ten years.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A snack company coming to Louisville held a job fair Saturday ahead of its $137 million investment in the Park Hill neighborhood.

A snack company investing more than $100 million in west Louisville will host a job fair this weekend.

The state grant funds would cover the cost of a rail spur at Stellar Snacks Park Hill site and hiring incentives, according to a Metro Council resolution.