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US Home Prices Rise 5.1 Percent In October

U.S. home prices rose again in October as buyers bidding for scarce properties drove prices higher.

Blizzards, Ice storms Wreak Havoc Across Northern Plains

Travel conditions remained hazardous as a winter storm swept across much of the northern Great Plains Monday, with blowing and drifting snow creating near-zero visibility on some roads.

How to Cash in Unwanted Gift Cards

They may not be very thoughtful - but gift cards are always a safe bet during the holidays. The National Retail Federation says more than half of shoppers are giving one to someone this year.

British Pop Superstar George Michael Dead At 53

George Michael, the British pop superstar who reached early fame with WHAM! and went on to a solo career lined with controversies and chart-topping hits that blended soul and dance music with daring social and personal commentary, has died, his publicist said Sunday. He was 53.

Queen Elizabeth II Misses Christmas Service Due To Illness

A bad cold kept Queen Elizabeth II from attending the traditional Christmas morning church service near her Sandringham estate in rural Norfolk, England, raising some concerns about her health.

George Washington Re-enactors Set For River Crossing

George Washington is set for his annual Christmas Day trip across the Delaware River.

Carrie Fisher in Star Wars: The Force Awakens

Carrie Fischer Reportedly Suffers Heart Attack On Plane

"Star Wars" actress Carrie Fisher is receiving treatment in an intensive care unit after suffering a medical emergency on a flight Friday.

U.S. Economy Grew At Strong 3.5 Percent Annual Rate Last Quarter

The U.S. economy grew at a 3.5 percent annual rate in the July-September quarter, the fastest pace in two years and more than the government had previously estimated. But the growth spurt isn't expected to last.

Luke Kuechly on Playing with Fear

WCCB News @ Ten anchor Morgan Fogarty also asked Kuechly to about Thomas Davis, Kelly Davis, the media and the retirement.

The Get with Morgan Fogarty: Luke Kuechly

One of the best football players in the game talked to the media for the first time Wednesday, since his high profile concussion in November. He and Morgan met, one on one, beforehand, to talk about his health and what's next.

Bill would block computers bought in S.C. from accessing porn

People buying computers in South Carolina would be limited in their access to porn online under newly proposed legislation.

North Carolina's 'Bathroom Bill' Set on Fast Path to Repeal

North Carolina lawmakers appear poised to repeal a controversial law widely derided as the "bathroom bill" because it requires transgender people to use restrooms corresponding with the sex on their birth certificate in many public buildings.

12 Dead After Truck Runs Into Crowded Christmas Market In Berlin

An asylum seeker detained by police after a large truck was rammed into a Christmas market in Berlin may not have been the driver, Berlin police said.

The Stormy History of HB2

Here's a quick look back at the House Bill two timeline.

Governor McCrory Calls Special Session Following Repeal Of Charlotte's Non-Discrimination Ordinance

Governor Pat McCrory released the following video message regarding his action to call the General Assembly into a Special Session on Wednesday, December 21.

50+ Protesters Arrested Since Thursday in Raleigh

They describe what Republican lawmakers are doing as "sneaky" and "unconstitutional." Friday, they gathered again outside the viewing galleries, locked out, but refusing to leave.

Official: FBI Backs CIA Conclusion On Russian Hacking

The FBI is supporting the CIA's conclusion that Russia interfered in the presidential election with the goal of supporting Republican candidate Donald Trump.

Trump Taps Friedman As U.S. Ambassador To Israel

President-elect Donald Trump said he will nominate campaign adviser David Friedman, a bankruptcy lawyer with hardline views on Israel, to serve as US ambassador to the country.

Salisbury Man Who Fired Shots In D.C. Pizza Shop Pleads Not Guilty, Remains Jailed

A man who police said was inspired by false internet rumors to fire an assault weapon inside a Washington pizzeria has pleaded not guilty to charges including assault with a dangerous weapon.