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Boseman's partner is expecting in January, a due date that can't come soon enough for the two moms. But devoting all of her time to her son Jacob, and new baby means putting her political career on hold.

For many people the extension of unemployment benefits is a ray of hope, but with the payments still two to three months away, some worry they won't make it.

Black Friday is still a week away, but stores are not waiting. They are already rolling out deals to catch early holiday shoppers. Stores are using early sales as incentives to get people spending money during the holidays in a rocky economy.

Going green in a big way: a number of local projects are being recognized for their efforts to be environmentally friendly. The Lower Cape Fear Stewardship Development Awards were given out Thursday night.

Try as we might to personally distance ourselves from the stories we read on the air, some cut through the emotional armor and grab us by the heart. And so it has been this week for me with the story five-year-old Shaniya Davis in Fayetteville.

The second round of the high school football playoffs kicks off Friday night all around the Cape Fear region. WWAY's John Rendleman has a preview of the key match-ups.

A New Jersey couple buys a home in Burgaw, with plans to open their own business. Sounds like the American dream, but the Chomiczewskis say, that dream was shattered when the steel building they paid thousands of dollars for, turned out to be a bust.

A startling statistic coming out of Columbus County; the rural county dispenses the most prescription drugs in the entire state on a per capita basis. Columbus County Sheriff Chris Batten said prescription drug trafficking has well-surpassed the county's cocaine and marijuana problem.

The American Red Cross provides nearly half the nation's blood supply. They come to the rescue during emergencies and natural disasters, and now they're using social media to communicate with the public.