Coverage of business in Kentucky focuses on corporate mergers, market trends, regional economic shifts, leadership changes and company expansions. Reporting takes in the full scale of commerce, from small enterprises to large organizations.
God's Pantry Food Bank volunteers packed boxes for its Sharing Thanksgiving program during the annual Basket Brigade in Lexington and London.
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Do you think your community is doing enough to help families facing hunger?
Freeman will lead commercial banking across Lexington, surrounding counties and Eastern Kentucky, Truist announced.
The new fund pairs reduced-fee financing with one-on-one business coaching for eligible enterprises across Eastern Kentucky.
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Do you expect to apply for heating assistance this winter?
Central Kentucky Community Action Council begins taking applications for a one-time fall energy subsidy for eligible households.
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Do you feel your job leaves you enough time for life outside work?
A new OfficeRnD study scores 1,460 U.S. cities on work-life balance, placing Kentucky near the bottom of the states.
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Do you believe state policies prioritizing business investment benefit your local community's economic growth?
The legislator received the 2026 MVP Award for his role in advancing pro-growth business policies in the state.
Day to day, that means market shifts, regulatory updates, company funding and the executive decisions that change how a business operates. Coverage spans from the urban centers to the rural counties throughout the state. Business in this state often faces the unique challenge of balancing tradition with the infrastructure demands of a changing industrial landscape. Expansion and restructuring remain the two most consistent drivers of regional business activity.
