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U.S. companies added the fewest jobs in four months in October, as construction and manufacturing firms continued to shed workers, a private survey says.

The Greenwood Lake, N.Y., man was last seen in his yellow kayak paddling toward West Milford on Greenwood Lake.

Stocks are opening modestly lower on Wall Street as the market extends a pre-election losing streak.

The new Closter Target store that opened today reflects the mass merchant’s new philosophy that smaller just may be better. The Closter store has many of the same departments as traditional Targets, but with smaller selections of merchandise.

Annual holiday tradition continues with the 2016 Hess SToy Truck

The 12-member jury broke from its first full day of deliberation Tuesday without reaching a verdict but, based on their handwritten questions to the judge, appeared to be examining details of the charges against Bridget Anne Kelly and Bill Baroni.

Iraqi special forces were holding their positions along Mosul's eastern outskirts on Wednesday as poor weather hampered visibility in operations to rout Islamic State fighters from the country's second-largest city.

Two Des Moines area police officers were shot to death early Wednesday in ambush-style attacks while they were sitting in their patrol cars, and police are searching for suspects, authorities said.

The Russian president on Wednesday offered a new unilateral humanitarian pause for Syria's war-ravaged Aleppo, urging rebels to use it to leave the city's eastern, besieged districts. The Syrian rebels quickly dismissed Vladimir Putin's initiative.

A new poll finds nearly half of Americans approve of legalized sports betting, reasoning that so many people are already doing it.