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President Joe Biden will travel to Chicago to attend the 40th convention of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.

About 50 people will lose their jobs this summer when Frontier Communications closes portions of its local facility. In a WARN letter to the Indiana ...

The IBEW ordered the strikers to return work, without any say, after agreeing that an arbitrator will dictate the workers' terms of employment.

The New York State Assembly recently approved legislation that would hinder economic opportunity and innovation across the state at a time when jo...

The center of the strike is in the Greater Toronto Area, where real estate speculators and banks have made a killing in recent years from astronomical prices for residential properties built by the strikers.

Highlights from an L.A. Times road trip across Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Nevada.

Douglass High School senior Jaymond Shabaka will graduate May 20 after a two-year internship with Veterans United Home Loans.

About 50 people will lose their jobs this summer when Frontier Communications closes portions of its Fort Wayne facility.

Ever since she first learned about skilled trades in high school, Taylor Riley knew she wanted to become an electrician.

A new Marquette poll shows Lasry just three points behind the frontrunner for the Democratic Senate nomination, Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes.