The Labor Department announced its latest round funding to help states fix unemployment systems battered by pandemic-era fraud.

After noticing unusual activity, Ohio authorities said more than $10 million was stolen from a pandemic-era unemployment program.

An ex-employee of a state board was sentenced 70 months for using her access to government databases to file phony unemployment claims.

Officials found that 345,000 disability insurance claims were associated with criminals using fake or stolen medical provider credentials.

Overpayments, underpayments and 400,000 unread emails from citizens were among the findings of a recent audit of the Kentucky unemployment bureau.

The Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program, created to support gig workers, has become one of the leading targets of fraud, a Recorded Future report found.