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Outcome came as no surprise WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans derailed a Democratic “Buffett rule” bill Monday forcing the nation’s top earners to pay at least 30 percent o...

With corn planting season right around the corner, here are some tips to prepare your planter for the new season. By placing a level on the toolbar, you can easily check...

Season points toward recovery WASHINGTON— Five years after the U.S. housing bust sent sales and prices plunging, the spring home-buying season is pointing to a long-await...

Farm animals given too much WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration called on drug companies to help limit the use of antibiotics given to farm animals, a decades-o...

Sean Fitzgerald, left, vice president of the Americas for Joy Mining Machinery based in Warrendale, presents a $50,000 donation for disaster relief to Patricia Waldinger...

Westinghouse exec talks at GC GROVE CITY — Despite the nuclear plant disaster in Japan last year, nuclear energy will continue to grow, said the just-retired Westinghouse...

BUTLER TWP — The Butler Human Resources Association and the Butler County Chamber of Commerce will host the annual Human Resource Forum at 8 a.m. May 16 at the Butler Co...

Borrowers may pay more WASHINGTON — The Obama administration’s consumer financial watchdog agency is backing off a plan to limit big upfront fees on credit cards, a move ...

The Mercer Livestock Auction provided the following report on the April 10 livestock auction. Market steady. Commercial bulls, $95. to 115.; commercial cows, 62. to 97....

He visits sites that may close INGOMAR, Mont. — The top U.S. Postal Service official on Thursday took his case for rural post office closures straight to those it will hu...