Ripco Credit Union's high school branch gives students relevant learning experience, while providing easy access to lunch money.

Without an agreement, automatic tax increases for everyone and across the board spending cuts will take effect in January.

Citigroup says it will eliminate more than 11,000 jobs.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, along with one of the nation's biggest lenders, said Monday that they will suspend some foreclosures during the holidays.

The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation says Wisconsin is on pace to set a record for state exports this year. It's projecting exports of $23.5 billion, surpassing last years $22 billion.

The winning Powerball numbers for the $550 million drawing on 11/28/12 are: 5-16-22-23-29 and the Powerball is 6. The huge jackpot had people running to the stores to buy a ticket.

A Walworth County man has hit a million-dollar Powerball jackpot. Roger Cobb of Darien missed the top prize in Saturday's drawing by one number.

Perhaps the most ubiquitous holiday charity is the Salvation Army and its Red Kettle Campaign, but unfortunately in Marathon County donations for the season are down.

The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development says SNE Enterprises, Inc., a division of Schield Family Brands, violated a business closing law when it laid off hundreds of employees over the last year by not providing a specific closing date.

Drivers are paying more at the pump than a year ago, but gas prices in many parts of the country have fallen recently. Triple-A says gas prices could finish the year lower than where they started.

Unemployment rates fell in all but one Wisconsin city and county last month.

Cherry tomatoes packaged in one-pint containers as Capital Brand Clamshell Cherry Tomatoes have been recalled due to Salmonella found in random sample testing by the Food and Drug Administration.

Gov. Scott Walker's administration says no emergency budget bill will be necessary next year and that the state is poised to end the two-year budget cycle in June with a $348 million balance.

If you're shopping for kids, you'll likely be spending lots of time in the toy aisle. But before you make your purchases, consumer advocates are warning you about dangerous toys.

An increase in hiring helped lower unemployment rates in 37 U.S. states last month, the latest indication that the job market is slowly healing.

Even though Thanksgiving will come unseasonably early this year, there's no need to wait for Black Friday for holiday deals and door busters.

If you are one of the brave souls who will venture out on Black Friday (and the newer version, "Grey Thursday), one of the best ways to save money is to not fall prey to retailers' seemingly "great deals."

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. on Wednesday is officially launching its first mail subscription service, called Goodies, that lets shoppers discover new foods from the comfort of their homes.

McAfee, the company behind the popular virus scan software has released their 12 Scams of Christmas to help alert consumers to the most common online shopping traps.

They were surprised during Monday's Veterans Day celebration at the school complex, which this year centered around the organization that takes veterans to Washington, D.C. to see the memorials made in their honor.

Most Thanksgiving dinners in Wisconsin will cost less than last year and the national average.

AT&T is agreeing to pay the federal government $700,000 and offer refunds to customers for mistakenly forcing some smartphone users into monthly data plans.

WPS Insurance announced Friday that it's cutting 600 jobs, many in it's Wausau office. It blames a lost contract and competitive pressures.

The IRS is giving taxpayers and tax preparers hit by Hurricane Sandy an extra week to file returns and make payments.

In an effort to convince potential voters that President Barack Obama's policies have failed them, Americans For Prosperity offered cheap gas Tuesday in Rib Mountain.