Part One in a new series on smart-phone programs that have earned must-have status from real, grown-up women.

WVFC’s Diane Vacca profiles one woman who brings to life all those numbing headlines about job loss.

Honoring Ursula Burns, the only African-American woman helming a Fortune 500 company.

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Like many websites these days—The Atlantic, Slate, Salon, and National Public Radio, to name a few—we’ve been rethinking our site and how it’s [...]

As the health-insurance-reform battle rages in Washington, new research confirms what we already knew: women over 45 face unique challenges when it comes to paying for our health care.

No women on the corporate board, no women in senior management? Take your career elsewhere, writes Douglas A. McIntyre, who spotlights some of the worst corporate offenders.

The eternal blond has gone hi-tech geek, complete with Bluetooth headset and netbook. But in Silicon Valley, the news is not good.

For many of us, the word “date” reminds us of nervous high-school moments, our first dinner with our eventual mate, that first time after a divorce we agreed to have [...]

(Many observant WVFC readers are already fans of Julia Kay, who first told us of her Daily Portrait Project a year ago and this fall shared vivid memories of many Septembers. [...]

The above public service announcement aired during the Jets-Bengals playoff game on Saturday, possibly unnoticed by football fans anxious to continue cheering their teams. But some fans saw, in this [...]