The economy may be rebounding, but it probably won’t seem that way when the government releases its monthly employment report this morning.

A news report says North Korea is in the final stage of restoring its nuclear facilities.

A group of Parkersburg residents has persuaded a federal judge to let it press DuPont to fund a medical monitoring program.

Despite predictions the Great Recession is running out of steam, the House is taking up emergency legislation this week to help the millions of Americans who see no immediate end to their economic miseries.

Some cattle bolted from a parade route and made their way into a Washington mini mart.

A growing handful of state governors are proving too wary to accept “free” laptop computers that have shown up at their offices this month, unsolicited.

Government safety officials warn parents about Simplicity bassinets after two more infants were killed when they became trapped.

President Barack Obama will appear in a back-to-school television special with singer Kelly Clarkson and basketball star LeBron James next month.

There’s a new world record for the most items of clothing collected for recycling as more than 30,000 pairs of jeans have been gathered at Washington’s Union Station.

A King County Superior Court judge has sentenced two Fort Lewis soldiers accused of robbing University of Washington students. 

The House voted Friday to rush $2 billion into the popular but financially strapped “cash for clunkers” car purchase program, heeding calls from consumers who hope to keep taking advantage of the trade-in incentives.

The CEO of the Columbus Jewish Federation says she is saddened by Wednesday’s shooting at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington.

An advocacy group for online poker says the federal government has frozen more than $30 million in the accounts of payment processors that handle the winnings of thousands of online poker players.

Nineteen Ohio students are competing in the annual Scripps National Spelling Bee, beginning at 9 a.m. today in Washington, D.C. 

An arrest warrant was issued Tuesday for an imprisoned Salvadoran immigrant in the killing of federal intern Chandra Levy.