Denver airport's jobs fair hoped for 5K visitors – only 100 people showed up
Denver International Airport held a job fair this weekend hoping to see 5,000 eager prospective hires. But only about 100 people showed up.
McDonald's workers strike to protest alleged sexual harassment with goal of unionizing
McDonald’s employees are planning a one-day strike this week over the company’s handling of sexual harassment at the workplace
Supply chain disruptions impacting dairy farmers amid ongoing COVID-related issues
The nation’s dairy farmers are feeling the squeeze of the pandemic, as supply chain issues are raising the cost of producing and packaging milk.
Pumpkin supply impacted by extreme weather and supply chain issues
Consumers could soon see a shortage of pumpkins and canned pumpkin due to delays in shipping and inclement weather hurting the growing season for farmers.
Little Rock, Arkansas real estate: What you can get for $1.2 million
Little Rock, Arkansas,
Mike Pence visits In-N-Out Burger in California after chain opposes vaccine mandate
Mike Pence was in California on Thursday – and took some time out for a bite to eat. The former vice president just so happened to choose an In-N-Out Burger location.
DeSantis calls business vaccine mandate a 'stab in the back,' moves to counter orders
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said he feels betrayed by business-mandated vaccinations during a Thursday press conference and vowed to call legislators back to counter the orders.
Advocate Aurora Health fires more than 400 workers over lack of vaccinations: reports
Health care company Advocate Aurora Health has fired more than 400 employees because they haven’t been vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to reports.
Elon Musk's Boring Company gets OK for Las Vegas underground tunnel project
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk’s vision for underground transit has received a green light in Las Vegas.
Facebook admits allowing users to inquire about human smuggling, entering countries illegally
Facebook admits that it allows users to freely share information on how to enter other countries illegally, and to inquire about being smuggled
DeSantis says Florida ports can help alleviate supply chain crisis: 'We have capacity'
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, R, says his state's ports can help alleviate the ongoing supply chain crisis in the U.S.
Warnock has spent over $600K in campaign cash on personal security, despite gun control push
Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., has spent more than $600,000 on personal security over the past year, despite pushing for gun control, according to new campaign finance data reviewed by FOX Business.
Virginia energy company faces backlash for funding anti-Youngkin ads aimed at suppressing pro-gun voters
Ads were funded by the political action committee of Dominion Energy, a company Democrat candidate Terry McAuliffe said he would not take money from and which gave $200,000 to the Accountability Virginia PAC.
Not one arrest made in Portland riots a week after ‘anarchists’ caused $500G in damages: Police
Portland police have yet to make any arrests in connection to widespread vandalism that resulted in at least $500,000 in damage after a group of "100 anarchists" marched through the city's downtown on Oct. 12.
Arkansas restaurant 'desperate' for workers pays students to do homework
A restaurant group in Arkansas is paying students to do their homework during shifts as it struggles to find staff.
Violent protesters tear through Portland, cause more than $500K in damages
Local police say new law prohibits them from using tear gas and crowd control measures. Marine Corps veteran Gabriel Johnson with reaction on 'Fox & Friends First.'
127 Washington state police employees terminated for refusing to comply with vaccine mandate
More than 100 Washington State Patrol employees were terminated after refusing to comply with the state’s vaccine mandate.
Southwest Airlines scraps plans to put unvaccinated employees on unpaid leave
Earlier this month, Southwest became the latest airline to require its employees to get inoculated by Dec. 8, although it still gave employees the option to apply for medical or religious exemptions.
California shipping backlog hits manufacturing businesses
The shipping backlog at the Los Angeles and Long Beach, California, ports is not expected to ease up any time soon. Many western manufacturing and production companies ship in products from overseas by ship, and many of their products have been sitting on those ships for weeks to months.
St. Louis Italian restaurant forced to close after 46 years, can't find workers: 'Very sad'
Balducci's restaurant in Missouri that has been operating for 46 years permanently closed because they can’t find enough staff to work.



















