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US House May Review Disputed 9th District Election

A U.S. House committee is signaling that Congress may ultimately resolve the nation's last undecided congressional race.

US Aviation System Is Starting To Show Strains From Shutdown

The partial government shutdown is starting to strain the national aviation system, with unpaid security screeners staying home, air-traffic controllers suing the government and safety inspectors off the job.

Police Charge Suspect In Southeast Charlotte Murder

CMPD has charged a suspect in connection to a man found dead in southeast Charlotte on Friday, January 4th.

Jayme Closs Reunited With Aunt, Dog After Nearly 3 Month Long Abduction

During a news conference Friday afternoon, Barron County authorities provided some new information regarding the investigation into Jayme Closs's kidnapping and her parents' murder.

Weekend Storm To Impact The Region

A mixed bag of precipitation will impact the region Saturday night into early Sunday.

Trump Indicates He Won't Declare Emergency "So Fast"

President Donald Trump tamped down expectations that he is close to declaring a national emergency to get the money he desires to build his long-promised U.S.-Mexico border wall as a three-week impasse closing parts of the government continued on Friday.

Charlotte Douglas International Airport To Begin Concourse C Renovations On Monday

Concourse C renovations begin Monday, January 14 at Charlotte Douglas International Airport as part of Destination CLT, the Airport’s $2.5 billion capital investment program.

Ink N Ivy Receives Low Grade After Health Inspection

The health inspector cited a general lack of control in the bar area and kitchen at Ink N Ivy after finding nearly 20 violations, some critical, during an inspection on Wednesday.

One Suspect Arrested, One Suspect Wanted In Rock Hill Armed Robbery

Police in Rock Hill say they arrested one suspect and are currently searching for a second suspect in reference to an armed robbery.

Clemson All-American DE Ferrell Headed For NFL Draft

All-American defensive end Clelin Ferrell made it a clean sweep of top-round prospects, joining All-American tackle Christian Wilkins, tackle Dexter Lawrence and end Austin Bryant in heading to the draft.

#Trending: Bride's Final Dance With Terminally Ill Father & Yale's Mascot Takes Over Swim Practice

A bittersweet father-daughter dance, Yale's mascot barks at the swim team & a funny moment between fans and a Milwaukee Bucks player!

Expert: Comatose Woman May Not Have Shown Signs Of Pregnancy

A doctor examined an Arizona woman in a vegetative state nearly nine months before she gave birth but did not find that she was pregnant, and medical experts said Thursday that it’s possible she displayed no outward signs that workers who cared for her every day would have noticed either.

Trump Closer To Declaring Emergency; 800,000 Won't Get Paid

President Donald Trump is edging closer to declaring a national emergency to fund his long-promised border wall, as pressure mounts to find an escape hatch from the three-week impasse that has closed parts of the government, leaving hundreds of thousands of workers without pay.

Charlotte-Based Bojangles One Step Closer To Sale

A North Carolina-based chicken-and-biscuits chain is one step closer to having new, New-York based owners.

U.S. Approved Thousands Of Child Bride Requests

Data obtained by The Associated Press shows thousands of requests by men to bring in child and adolescent brides to live in the United States were approved over the past decade.

Norovirus Outbreak Sickens Almost 300 People On Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship

Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas is returning to a Florida port a day early and giving passengers full refunds of their fare after 277 guests and crew members were hit with an outbreak of Norovirus as it sailed to Jamaica.

U.S. Official Says Troop Withdrawal From Syria Has Started

An American military official says the U.S.-led military coalition has begun the process of withdrawing troops from Syria.

Lowell Cop Convicted of Raping and Impregnated Teen Girl Faces New Civil Suit

A Lowell police officer convicted of raping a teen girl and getting her pregnant is now being sued by the girl and her family. They allege that the city of Lowell and the police department knew about the officer's history of sex assault and hired him anyway.