Artificial intelligence is a factor, but so is overhiring, higher interest rates and more cautious employers — all as ...

Utah’s job market finished 2025 on solid footing, with steady growth and low unemployment, according to the Utah Department ...

Utah's economy continued to outpace most of the rest of the country in 2025 despite persistent problems, and state leaders ...

Utah Senate President Stuart Adams spoke with Utah's Morning News about what will be prioritized during the state's 2026 ...

A letter writer takes issue with the GOP Chairman of Santa Cruz’s lament that “Gavin Newsom and California Democrats have sabotaged” state legislation that would have eliminated taxes on tips for “low ...

An Iowa teacher has been denied unemployment benefits after he was fired for posting negative Facebook comments about conservative activist Charlie Kirk. (Stock photo by Greenleaf123/Getty Images) An ...

Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West, the book that inspired the hit musical and blockbuster adaptation, is one of a number of books recently banned in some Utah school districts ...

The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell again last week, according to weekly data released Wednesday by the Labor Department, signaling steady labor conditions amid persistent ...

Social media posts about unemployment can predict official jobless claims up to two weeks before government data is released, according to a study. Unemployment can be tough, and people often post ...

An acupuncturist, alleged gang members charged with murder, a crossing guard, a college professor, an aspiring congressman — they’re all among the Long Islanders accused of stealing nearly $350,000 in ...

The drop in unemployment claims is good news, but other indicators show that few jobs have been created over the past few months — a trend likely to continue in 2026. Some relatively good news about ...

Deadbeat California lawmakers still haven’t paid off a $20 billion federal loan for unemployment claims during the COVID-19 pandemic — and struggling businesses are picking up the ballooning tab.