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

A wide range of job losses has pushed Ohio unemployment higher for the seventh month in a row, to 11.1 percent in June.

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

The government says the number of people filing first-time claims for jobless benefits increased last week, partly due to layoffs related to the end of the school year.

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

There are jobs up for grabs at the Ohio State Fair in 2009. 

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

The government says unemployment rates rose last month in just four of the country’s 49 largest metropolitan areas—and three out of the four were in Ohio.

Ohioans are increasingly turning to food stamps to make ends meet as the state’s economy worsens. 

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

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

A local plant closes, and more than 100 employees are out of a job.

Many people getting unemployment benefits in Ohio will receive an extra payment because of a delayed raise.

GETTING ANSWERS: Central Ohio Pontiac dealers say there’s no need to worry about parts and service for your vehicle.

Honda employees begin accept buyout offers Wednesday.