The video he posted on YouTube is now a viral sensation and he and his father are getting attention from all over the world.

Places like the former Mohawk Carpet plant in the Allendale County town of Ulmer have been sitting empty.

Addressing a graduating class of new police officers in Ohio, the president talked about Friday’s grim report - a spike in the unemployment rate to 8.1 percent in February.

The government says the nation’s unemployment rate bolted to 8.1 percent in February, the highest since late 1983, as cost-cutting employers slashed 651,000 jobs.

The South Carolina lawmaker leading efforts to overhaul the state’s Employment Security Commission says his plan will better help unemployed workers find jobs.

We asked career counselors and state employment officials for their best advice. Here’s a step by step guide to surviving a layoff.

A South Carolina legislative leader is disputing whether the governor can follow through on his threat to fire three people in charge of the Employment Security Commission.

The South Carolina Employment Security Commission says it’s run out of money again to pay unemployment
benefits.

The unemployment rate in December surged to its highest level in nearly 16 years.

The government says the nation’s unemployment rate bolted to 7.2 percent in December, the highest since early 1993, as employers slashed 524,000 jobs.

The chairman of a South Carolina Senate panel that oversees the Employment Security Commission says he wants detailed information on how the agency hat calculates unemployment is doing its job.

The speaker of the South Carolina House says he’ll ask the Legislative Audit Council to review the Employment Security Commission.

Sanford says he won’t request a $146 million federal loan to pay benefits through March until the commission agrees to his demands…..

A spokesman for South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford says a request for federal aid to pay benefits to out-of-work residents will be signed as soon as unemployment officials agree to certain conditions.

With a shaky economy and unemployment numbers reaching record highs, long lines are becoming the norm at Tricounty Family Ministries in North Charleston.