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The picturesque Main Street of Ellicott City, Maryland, faces a monthslong recovery that could cost hundreds of millions of dollars after devastating flooding left two dead and damaged nearly every home and business along the road, officials said.

A few small adjustments can change your office to a temple of comfort and creativity.

A New York engineering firm that was hired by insurance companies to evaluate damage caused by Superstorm Sandy faces charges that it illegally altered reports prepared by inspectors in the field.

A new mom finds financial security and flexibility with a pet-care-services franchise.

An Arizona couple are accused of leaving their 2-year-old son alone to go play the "Pokemon Go" smartphone game.

Authorities say a man who goaded a New Jersey police officer into shooting him had written a note apologizing for using the officer in his suicide.

This entrepreneur started a side-business online just to see if he could. Here's how he did it.

If your contract covers employees who have no access to trade secrets, you may want to reconsider.

A roundup of the best deals of the day for stuff you won't want to miss.

Professionalism can set boundaries and expectations when the way seems unclear.

The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is visiting Turkey to address U.S. troops and meet senior Turkish military officials.

A brand statement clarifies what exactly a company does.

More than 30 enterprise-level marketing-automation platforms exist, if you have the cash. But what about those of us with smaller budgets?

The Latest on an Ohio man accused of plotting to attack the U.S. Capitol (all times local): 11:20 a.m.

A Seattle doctor who killed his partner and their toddler son five years ago was sentenced Friday to 49 years in prison.

It's hard to hire an SEO expert when you don't know much about it yourself.

Police say a group of men with semi-automatic weapons and body armor went to a Kentucky Wal-Mart to prepare for doomsday.

A Nashville man is charged with human trafficking of a juvenile missing for a month.

One strategy that works is to use gamification in your recruitment process.

A federal appeals court has upheld the petty misdemeanor arrest of an Albuquerque student accused of repeatedly disrupting his middle-school class with loud burps.