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Fire crews on scene of house fire
The Pamlico County Fire Marshal tells 9 On Your Side an elderly man is dead following a house fire in Pamlico County. More>>
The North Carolina Public Safety Pipes and Drums is a group of musicians made up predominately of firemen and police officers. More>>
North Carolina investigators are opening a probe into allegations that Fayetteville's police chief had an assistant take a certification exam in his place. More>>
Willie Abner BrownA serial rapist is starting a sentence of more than 400 years in North Carolina prisons. More>>
Three teams from Eastern North Carolina competed in state championship games on Saturday. Unfortunately only one came out a winner. The dynasty that is Kinston basketball continued its dominance with another More>>
Ian Townsend sparked an eight-run second inning by belting a pair of home runs, which tied and NCAA record, as East Carolina (10-10, 3-3) completed the Conference USA doubleheader sweep over Tulane (10-8, More>>
Brig. Gen. Jeffrey SinclairThe trial of an Army general accused of sexual assaulting a female captain under his command heads back to a Fort Bragg courtroom. More>>
Sheriff's deputies in Beaufort County arrested a man for stabbing his girlfriend in the chest. More>>
A new study finds a device developed in Greenville could benefit those with Parkinson's Disease. More>>
Belhaven is one step closer to saving its hospital. More>>
Greenville Police are investigating a woman’s death at an apartment. More>>
The Wilson Police Department are looking for two suspects in connection to a Tuesday night shooting. More>>
Food inspections take place in our state everyday. More>>
The speed limit will be reduced on a busy roadway in Craven and Jones counties after several fatalities and a number of injuries. More>>
A Newport man is behind bars for the sexual battery of a 12-year-old girl. More>>
A Pamlico County couple is charged with abusing a 4-month-old baby girl. More>>
A warning for those of you planning on starting your Saint Patrick's Day festivities a little early, the "Booze It and Lose It" campaign is back.
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Marine Corps Sgt. Maj. Lanette Wright is becoming the first female senior enlisted leader of a Marine Expeditionary Unit. More>>
Every day a life is saved because someone took the time to give blood. More>>
A two day symposium on climate change here in the southeast is taking place Friday and Saturday at East Carolina. More>>
North Carolina Rep. Robert Pittenger is calling on congressional leaders to resume talks on child protection legislation after the death of the 4-year-old girl for whom the measure is named. More>>
On Saturday, there’s a chance to learn a little more about the future of the Tar River. More>>
The water level is up at the Town Common in Greenville. More>>
Officials at East Carolina University have announced make-up days for classes missed due to winter weather this semester. More>>
Highway Patrol said a mother and her child have been sent to the hospital after their car was stuck by a train in Edgecombe County. More>>
The New Bern board of Alderman is set to spend $20,000 on a utilities consultant. More>>
North Carolina educators will have a new way to save for retirement by investing from their paycheck. More>>
A group of college students is spending their spring break in New Bern helping the less-fortunate. More>>
New Bern residents may see lower water bills after a water main project on Neuse Boulevard was completed more than $200,000 under budget. More>>
A Pitt County jury ruled in favor of David Sutton by returning a verdict of not guilty. More>>
A Jacksonville man is accused of engaging in sex acts with several girls. More>>
As the investigation into Duke Energy's coal ash spill continues, the lead attorney for the Southern Environmental Law Center is talking about how the same emergency could happen in the east. More>>
A Pitt County woman is behind bars after embezzling money from Pitt County Schools. More>>
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