Ohio’s unemployment rate has gone up for the first time in three months, to 10.5 percent in October from 10.1 percent in September.

Rachael Ray plans to serve an early Thanksgiving dinner to an Ohio community slammed by job losses.

State officials say Ohio’s jobless rate has fallen for the first time in a year—to 10.8 percent in August, from 11.2 percent in July.

The unemployment rate jumped almost half a point to 9.7 percent in August, the highest since 1983.

Ohio’s unemployment rate ticks up a notch to 11.2 percent in July, another level not seen for more than a quarter century.

Employers throttled back on layoffs in July, cutting just 247,000 jobs, the fewest in a year, and the unemployment rate dipped to 9.4 percent, its first decline in 15 months.

Growing numbers of Dayton-area job seekers are turning to nonprofit groups for help with resumes and interview attire amid the weak job market.

If you’re looking for employment, a career coach could be the way to go.

Ohio’s unemployment rate has climbed further, one month after crossing into double digits for the first time in more than a quarter century.

A Dublin company offers a program to help unemployed people increase your chances of getting your career back on track.

A local life-insurance company is planning to hold a job fair Wednesday.

The state’s unemployment rate continued to rise in April.

In a region stung by layoffs and the pullout of a major employer, comedian Jay Leno was good for a few laughs.

Members of a local church have pitched in to raise more than $625,000 for fellow worshippers who have lost their jobs.

DHL Express has decided to move U.S. hub operations for its international business to the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.