Chris Larson

One of the most exciting startups in Louisville has blown past other startups of similar age by relying on the character of its founder.

This move is an apparent result of negotiations with the league and the players' association.

This congressional seat was already contested. Now there's a new challenger in the race.

The newly launched app seeks to diminish inequity in health care by helping people feel connected.

Renovated media center, new student center project totaling $7 million are part of a $51 million capital campaign at this Catholic high school.

Kentucky, the Louisville Metro area and Jefferson County have grown and diversified. But is it enough?

The supermarket chain received preliminary approval for tax incentives for this project. Now, it looks like it's not happening.

It's been a big week for this organization, being that it also just announced an acquisition.

The new facility is meant to expand Signature Healthcare's capacity. It's part of a larger partnership that Signature has with a real estate company.

Humana alleges that the pharma company improperly pushed those that took its multiple sclerosis drugs onto public health plans and then improperly induced payments from health plans by paying patient copays.

The Louisville-based facility lost access to payments from government health plans because it failed to comply with safety and quality standards.

A coalition of powerful health care CEOs now has a key element in place to deliver on its mission to make Louisville a go-to spot for aging care innovation.

The lawsuit alleges that two pharma companies conspired to delay the introduction of generic versions of drugs, apparently keeping the costs of the drugs artificially high.

While employment has soared in major metro areas since the initial shock of Covid-19, labor force participation has not. It's leaving businesses grappling with a severe labor shortage, and experts don't expect relief. Here's a closer look at the supply-demand dynamics of the local job market and how they've evolved.

The University of Louisville has released its plan for students and staff to come back to campus for the fall 2020 semester. The 16-page final report released on Tuesday (which you can read here) lays out several plans for students, staff and faculty…

Expenses are anathema to business. But Signature Healthcare CEO Joseph Steier says the Louisville-based company is looking at taking on at least $60 million of additional expenses this year because of the coronavirus and devastating impact it’s had…

Plenty of Louisville area leaders are willing to let their employees get on a plane for business as the U.S. reopens in the face of the coronavirus outbreak. An exclusive survey conducted by Louisville Business First parent American City Business…

Gov. Andy Beshear’s administration will resurrect Kynect, the state-based online health insurance exchange that his predecessor, Matt Bevin, shutdown in 2017. Speaking at his daily news conference on Wednesday, Beshear announced that the state had…

Editor's note: This interview is part of a regular series called Dealing With Disruption, where we talk to local business owners and leaders about how they are managing during the coronavirus outbreak. If you have suggestions for people to profile,…

The University of Louisville has raised $46.6 million to help pay for the first round of its student housing revamp. However, the coronavirus may limit the school’s previously approved big-dollar-figure plan for new dorms. The school has also…