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(The Center Square) – Texas once again broke its own employment records in September, as it has every month over the past two years. Texas also leads the U.S. again

Western states are still posting annual declines while Midwestern and Northeastern states are still heating up, according to CoreLogic's House Price Index.

State of Working Ohio 2023 is currently available to members of the press and Saturday Stats subscribers via a private link. It is embargoed until Monday, September 4. [image:17] This July, Ohio reached a critical milestone. The state posted the largest number of jobs in its history: 5,639,200. Reaching this benchmark was...

In this article, we will be looking at a brief overview of the American education system, the basis of US illiteracy as well as the 25 most illiterate cities in America. If you wish to skip our detailed analysis, you can go directly to the 5 Most Illiterate Cities in America. Education in the US […]

In this article, we will be looking at a brief overview of the American education system, the basis of US illiteracy as well as the 25 most illiterate cities in America.

Historically low or tied July unemployment rates in 18 counties, 8 major cities and one metro area compared to July unemployment rates in previous years

Historically low or tied June unemployment rates in 29 counties, 15 major cities and one metro area compared to June unemployment rates in previous years

Story at a glance The area in Florida surrounding Tampa, St. Petersburg and Clearwater has the highest inflation rates in the country, according to a new WalletHub analysis. While the U.S. has seen high inflation since last year, inflation rates are not the same across the country. In a new WalletHub analysis, the personal finance website…

MADISON – The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) today released the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) estimates of unemployment and emplo

Thirty-nine counties, 15 major cities and six metro areas report historically low May unemployment rates