Joel Schipper is an Anchor/Reporter at WDRB Media. He specializes in covering events and conferences, with a keen focus on construction, real estate, and regional interest stories, particularly in Kentucky and Louisville. An Emmy-winning journalist, Joel is passionate about news and pop culture, and his work has been featured prominently in the region.
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Joel Schipper's articles predominantly cover local business, events, and tourism in Louisville, Kentucky. He frequently reports on new businesses, developments, events in the area. Given his focus on local news and press releases about business-related topics such as openings, closures or relocations of businesses in Louisville.
If you have insights into new business ventures or event launches within the Louisville area or can provide unique perspectives on how these developments impact the local economy and community, your pitch is likely to resonate with Joel.
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Thousands of people work tirelessly to ensure your Christmas gifts reach their destinations in time — and many of them are in Louisville.
The upscale specialty grocery chain takes the place of the former Barnes & Noble Bookstore that moved next to Total Wine in the same area.
An annual downtown Louisville tradition returns Saturday.
By: Joel Schipper
Justin Schultz, who credits vaping with helping him quit smoking, calls the impending ban disheartening.
By: Joel Schipper
Jimmy Carter's enduring commitment to service and humanity remains an inspiration to many.
By: Joel Schipper
As southern Indiana residents dig out from the weekend winter storm, clean up efforts vary widely by location, with some areas tackling lingering ice and snow more effectively than others.
By: Joel Schipper
As Kentuckiana continues to dig out from the winter storm, local businesses are counting the cost of lost sales, with many forced to close for days due to hazardous weather.
Home of the Innocents broke ground Monday on a $75 million renovation and expansion project at its 22-acre campus.
Brown-Forman's recent announcement of layoffs at its cooperage facility marks another major restructuring move for a prominent Louisville-based company, reflecting ongoing challenges faced by businesses in a shifting economic landscape.
By: Joel Schipper
Tourism officials are expecting 2025 to bring unprecedented economic gains, projecting an impact of nearly $4.2 billion for the local economy this year.
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