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The Ohio Supreme Court Tuesday upheld the decision of Lucas County child protection officials to remove two young children from their home because their father had been convicted of molesting boys 17 years ago.

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This economic downturn and rising prices are creating hardships for many people.

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A new nationwide home loan program takes effect today, and some nonprofit organizations hope it will help homeowners struggling to make house payments.

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A former mental health counselor and minister who lived in Vernon for several years without registering as a sex offender received the maximum sentence from a Superior Court judge on Tuesday.

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FORT RILEY, Kan. – Soldiers and families who deal with enough stress during 12-month deployment to Iraq say they’re now keeping a little closer eye on their finances.

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Soldiers and families who deal with enough stress during 12-month deployment to Iraq say they’re now keeping a little closer eye on their finances.

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Lafayette attorney Alfred Smith Landry Jr. had $100,000 in credit card debt after his business failed years ago.

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Steven J. Devlin gave a tearful thank you Tuesday to police who arrested him last year on charges he tried to arrange a sexual tryst with young girls over the Internet.

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Politics sank the emergency bailout plan. Technically, it was the Congress’ vote on a bipartisan plan for a $700 billion bailout of Wall Street on Monday that caused the package to fail.

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BRUSSELS, Belgium : The European Union on Wednesday imposed one of its highest ever cartel fines on a “paraffin mafia” accused of fixing prices and markets.

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Wall Street snapped back Tuesday after its biggest sell-off in years amid growing expectations that lawmakers will salvage a $700 billion rescue plan for the financial sector.

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Now the last resort for banks will have to be private venture capital. Peak Capital Group,LLC, an Investment Fund Joint Venture, had announced last week they had won the bid for the purchase of a large pool of …

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Wanted: An even dozen lawmakers, willing to make a really big commitment. Party affiliation no concern.

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Archives from October 1, 2008 Stocks surge, credit woes persist NEW YORK - Wall Street snapped back Tuesday after its biggest sell-off in years amid growing expectations that lawmakers will salvage a $700 …

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Investors looking at their 401 statements for the quarter that ended Tuesday might be tempted to bail out of stocks entirely.

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Perhaps more than most peoples, Americans believe in progress, in the purposeful march of history – and have the history to justify it.

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Congress must save U.S. financial system October 1, 2008 Congress must approve a financial rescue package, and it must do so this week.

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Wall Street snapped back Tuesday after its biggest sell-off in years amid growing expectations that lawmakers will salvage a $700 billion rescue plan for the financial sector.

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In a bold bid to revive President Bush’s multibillion-dollar financial rescue plan, Senate leaders scheduled a vote for tonight on a version of the bill that adds substantial tax cuts meant to appeal to …

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In a surprise move to resurrect President Bush’s $700 billion Wall Street rescue plan, Senate leaders slated a vote on the measure for Wednesday – but added a tax cut plan already rejected by the House.

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President Bush’s plan to rescue U.S. financial markets is headed for a Senate vote Wednesday night after leaders there agreed to add tax breaks for businesses and the middle class and increase deposit insurance …

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By Yuri Kagayema Tokyo – Asia was shaken yesterday by the collapse of the US financial bailout, with the region’s political leaders expressing hopes for a quick solution and Japan’s central bank injecting more …

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There are many causes of the nation’s economic crisis. One of them has its origin right here in our backyard.

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The media clearly has an agenda when reporting this credit crisis and are making things look much worse than they actually are.

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With the holiday shopping season about to start, consumer confidence is hovering near the lowest it’s been since President Bush’s father was commander in chief.

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The worsening credit crunch has automobile dealers scrambling to find loans for their customers, and some banks that offer auto credit are basing loan decisions on the size of the vehicle and its fuel economy, ...

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If you aren’t strapped for cash or burned out by the financial fiasco on Wall Street, and still see long-term investment potential in a luxury home or custom lot in Utah, a foreclosed property auction is …

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For better or worse, the American people, speaking through the House of Representatives, have apparently made themselves heard.

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Click on your state to visit the state’s labor or unemployment office, learn more about unemployment benefits and get contact information.

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Chapter 7 bankruptcy wipes out nearly all the debt associated with homeownership, says the Bankruptcy Adviser.

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The U.S. House passed a credit cardholders’ bill of rights this week. But help is still far off for consumers.

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Banking expert predicts Citigroup’s acquisition is another step toward industry consolidation.

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If you’re out of work and collecting benefits, some part-time work can reduce what you collect.

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Soldiers and families who deal with enough stress during 12-month deployment to Iraq now acknowledge they are keeping a little closer eye on their finances.

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Unemployment is high but you can still land the job you want if you follow these 10 smart tips.

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