DETROIT — A relieved United Auto Workers President Ron Gettelfinger said he's happy that the White House appears poised to step in and rescue the beleaguered auto indust...
WASHINGTON — The government said this morning that wholesale prices sank in November for the fourth month in a row. That is likely to raise fresh fears that prices will ...
WASHINGTON — The White House said this morning it will consider using the Wall Street bailout fund to prevent the U.S. auto industry from collapsing after the Senate ref...
CHICAGO — Illinois Lt. Gov. Pat Quinn this morning said if he's made governor, he may opt to appoint President-elect Barack Obama's Senate replacement rather than wait f...
CHICAGO — President-elect Barack Obama said today he didn't discuss his vacant Senate seat with disgraced Gov. Rod Blagojevich and said he's confident nobody on his staf...
EVANS CITY — Four fire companies were called to Railroad Street at 10:48 a.m. today to respond to a house fire.
The home of Rich Barto and his wife and sons suffered sm...
WASHINGTON — Prospects for a $14 billion auto industry rescue bill dimmed today amid growing opposition in both parties and despite urgent appeals by both President-ele...
WASHINGTON — New claims for jobless benefits rose more than expected last week, exceeding even gloomy expectations for an economy stuck in a recession that seems to be d...
Although Butler County officials have wiped out a $1.7 million deficit in the proposed 2009 budget of $185.6 million, they now have a new $1.1 million deficit to overcom...
WASHINGTON — Majority Democrats and the Bush White House have finalized a deal to spend $14 billion on emergency loans for struggling U.S. automakers, congressional offi...
