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Ahead of the Bell: New Home Sales
Modest increases in new-home sales at the end of last year will likely add to growing optimism that the housing market is starting to recover. But the gains won't prevent 2011 from being the worst year for new-home sales on record. Read more

Home births coming back
Home birth is making a marked resurgence in the United States, according to data released Thursday by the federal government. A century ago, most births took place at home. The rate fell steadily and slipped to less than 1 percent of all births by 1969 and half of that in 2004. Read more

Home Births in the U.S. on the Rise
Home births had declined from 1990 to 2004, but this number jumped by 29% from 2004 to 2009. Read more

Home Births Grow More Popular In U.S.
Advocates of home births applaud the trend, but some doctors caution there are risks when deliveries come with complications. The federal data suggest the trend appears to be driven primarily by the choices of older, white women. Read more

Colorado new-home permits increase in 2011
Colorado home builders, for the second year in a row, pulled more permits than they did the year before. Read more

Instant view: New home sales fall in December, prices drop
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New single-family home sales unexpectedly fell in December for the first time in four months and the median home price dropped, dampening some of the hopes the housing sector will boost the economy this year. COMMENTS: MARC PADO, U.S. MARKET STRATEGIST, CANTOR FITZGERALD & CO. IN SAN FRANCISCO LEADING INDICATORS "It was a little light. But when you dig into the component ... Read more

More U.S. Babies Born at Home: CDC
THURSDAY, Jan. 26 (HealthDay News) -- The rate of home births in the United States has made a dramatic upturn since 2004, reversing a trend of decline throughout the 1990s, government health officials said Thursday. Read more

Home births are making a comeback
Home birth is making a marked resurgence in the United States, according to data released Thursday by the federal government. Read more

Home health agencies say Medicaid payments are three months overdue
FRANKFORT — Home health agency officials told a legislative panel Thursday that Kentucky's new managed care system for Medicaid is three months behind in its payments to them. Read more