The summer vacation season is almost upon us, but many Americans have a hard time getting away from their desks.

Douglas County has extended its employee smoking ban to include smokeless tobacco.

Hewlett-Packard plans to jettison 27,000 workers as the growing popularity of smartphones, the iPad and other mobile devices makes it tougher for the company

Unemployment rates have dropped in most Wisconsin counties and largest cities.

Dozens of Roman Catholic dioceses, schools and other institutions sued the Obama administration Monday over a government mandate requiring most employers to

Wilfred Wendt is, by definition, a farmer. He lives in the same white farmhouse where he grew up just outside the village limits here, and his farm includes

Gov. Scott Walker and his Democratic challenger Tom Barrett are sparring for a fifth day over how many jobs have been created or lost in Wisconsin.

A federal judge has ruled that Wisconsin public union members must proactively tell the state to subtract dues from their paychecks.

Gov. Scott Walker said Friday he still holds out hope for an iron mine in northern Wisconsin.

Gov. Scott Walker says he will work against passage of any bill making Wisconsin a right to work state, but he still won't commit to issuing a veto should such

The state Department of Workforce Development has released new data that shows Wisconsin lost 6,200 private-sector jobs in April.

Precision Machine is hoping a new partnership with Algoma High School will machine needed workforce talent for its company, but also others across the state.

Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Secretary Reggie Newson says the decision to release new jobs numbers early was his alone and not made in

Economists say new jobs numbers being reported by Gov. Scott Walker's administration are a more accurate reflection of how the state is doing.

One set of data says the state gained jobs. Another says the state lost jobs. So which one is right? Economists say both sets of data are valid.