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About 3.9 million people said they didn’t work because they had COVID symptoms or were caring for someone sick between June 29 and July 11.

TOKYO (AP) — Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said hats off to South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol for “making a difficult decision and action” by overcoming the troubled history between the two countries, pledging to work with him toward better future relations. “I want to express my heartfelt respect to President Yoon for making […]

Scammers are now requesting payment through CashApp, instead of other methods like prepaid debit card or wire transfers.

Are families in Tennessee positioned to weather the storm of higher prices amid an uncertain few months ahead?

The Better Business Bureau issued a warning saying impostor calls are on the rise across the Mid-South.

City officials say a Texas sinkhole has expanded after a long hibernation, renewing fears from some residents.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Thursday named Leroy Chapman Jr. as its new editor-in-chief, making him the first Black editor to lead the newspaper in its 155-year history. Chapman, 52, has worked in journalism for nearly three decades and has spent the past 12 years at the Journal-Constitution, serving as its managing editor since 2021. Publisher […]

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — When the Problem Solvers first met Yvette Booker, she explained her deep frustration with the unfinished work on her driveway. “Once it starts raining, it looks like white stains all over my driveway when it rains,” she said in August. “Every time I drive up, I want to cry because this is […]

Apple turned a lot of heads when it said it wouldn’t charge more despite higher costs to make the devices.

As we see layoffs happen again and again, we’d expect the pool of jobless Americans to grow. Yet, in recent weeks, the number of unemployment claims has actually been dropping.

last decade, according to data released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau.