Mayor Craig Greenberg said it was the last thing he wanted to do, but did so at the advice of the contractors.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Yum! Brands announced Thursday it will be moving its Louisville corporate office into the PNC Tower in downtown Louisville. The company says they plan to occupy four and a half ...

The company announced in February plans to relocate around 100 corporate jobs in Louisville to the company's Plano, Texas ...

In July 2024, WAVE News reported plans for 140-West, a new 27-story tower planned for downtown Louisville. Officials said it ...

On Thursday, Oct. 30, Yum! Brands released a statement saying that it will be moving its corporate office to the PNC Tower in ...

Yum! Brands has signed a 10-year lease to move its headquarters into the landmark PNC Building in downtown Louisville, ...

Yum! Brands, the Louisville-based fast-food chain giant, is moving into a new corporate headquarters office in downtown ...

Louisville's downtown library could be closed for up to a year. Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Monday that Louisville Free ...

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The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office officially cut the ribbon on its new headquarters at 515 West Market Street on ...