Kentucky
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Bourbon barrel recovery underway at storm damaged warehouse
19,400 barrels were aging in the Kentucky warehouse.
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Steel producer Nucor to build US$1.3B mill in rural Kentucky
Nucor CEO and president said the project will create about 400 jobs.
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Ford shifting 550 jobs to boost SUV production in Kentucky
Growing sales for Expeditions and Navigators are driving a 20% production boost at the Louisville plant.
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Distillery warehouse fell last year, now 120K gallons spill
A 55,000-gallon tank gave way and flipped a container holding the mash.
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New Flyer to invest $28M in bus parts plant in Kentucky
The 300,000 square-foot facility will serve three business units of the NFI Group in the US.
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Apple invests $200 million in scratch resistant glass
Money is the first of $1 billion the company plans to spend on US-based companies from its Advanced Manufacturing Fund.
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FACT CHECK: Trump out of his lane on auto jobs again
Had nothing to do with the $1.3 billion investment in Kentucky that Toyota announced.
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Oh, the irony! Solar panels power Kentucky Coal Museum
It’s a symbol of the state’s efforts to move away from coal as its primary energy source.
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GM plans $290M investment in Kentucky Corvette plant
Includes technology upgrade to improve processes, with $3 million in tax incentives.
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Kentucky bourbon production hits 50-year high
Distilleries filled nearly 1.9 million barrels last year, the highest level since 1967.
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Kentucky’s AG sues VW for emissions rigging scheme
State claims automaker violated consumer protection laws.
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Kentucky bourbon is booming
Inventories hit 40-year high, nearly 5.7 barrels aging in warehouses.
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Fire breaks out at GE’s Appliance Park in Kentucky
Cause of the blaze remains unknown and there are no injuries reported.
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UPDATE: Three Corvettes pulled from sinkhole at Kentucky museum
Chevrolet will oversee restoration of the cars at a Michigan plant.
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Sinkhole swallows 8 classic cars at National Corvette Museum in Ky.
At least two cars could be saved, but salvage costs could run into hundreds of thousands of dollars, officials say.
