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South Lenoir High School is on a modified lockdown.
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Crews in South Africa are building the stage at a Soweto soccer stadium, where close to 100,000 people are expected at tomorrow's memorial service for Nelson Mandela.
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Winter does not officially begin until the end of next week, but millions of Americans have already had to break out their shovels and ice scrapers.
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The parade must go on.
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Billy Graham's son, Franklin, says his father's health continues to decline. More>>
A Mount Olive man is behind bars, accused of kidnapping a woman. More>>
A Williamston man is charged in the robbery of Sal's Corner Store. More>>
A Pikeville man is charged with manufacturing meth. More>>
Newport Police are searching for two suspects responsible for Saturday evening’s home invasion. More>>
Deputies in Pamlico County caught and arrested the suspect in Saturday's armed home invasion. More>>
Miranda and Elyett Barbour recently moved to Sunbury, Penn., from Dunn. The couple are charged in the murder of Troy Laferrara. More>>
A 10-year-old Greenville boy is fighting for his life for the third time.
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The East Carolina Pirates accepted an invitation to play in the Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. The game set for December 23 will kick off at 2:00 p.m. More>>
Gov. Pat McCrory's administration has rolled out a scaled-back model to Medicaid reform in North Carolina after an effort unveiled several months ago fell flat. More>>
Dozens flapped jacks to help send chronically ill kids to camp. More>>
On Sunday, the NAACP will issue a statement to address a complaint filed by Patty Greene. Greene sued the city of Greenville for the death of her husband in 2007. More>>
Over 9,000 people signed a petition asking the Southern Environmental Law Center to drop their suit against the state of North Carolina. More>>
Police say it happened at the Ashley Furniture Distribution Center on Pactolous Highway. More>>
A New Hanover County commissioner has been arrested for the fourth time since he was elected to the board in 2010. More>>
This time of year, people go out of their way to help others. More>>
Dozens of kids in Onslow County are not letting their disabilities hold them back. More>>
A federal agency is confirming the health risks of tainted tap water at one of our local military bases. More>>
Police say a tip from a good Samaritan helped them make a swift arrest. More>>
A New York Times best-selling author and North Carolina native visited eastern Carolina Friday to share his story of forgiveness. More>>
Police need your help to identify a person of interest in a car break-in. More>>
Detectives with the Greenville Police Department have identified a woman found dead near ECU's campus Tuesday. More>>
Christmas celebrations are happening in Morehead City. More>>
Military leaders have canceled the 2014 Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point Air Show. More>>
After 27 years in prison, Nelson Mandela walked into freedom . Against all odds, the leader of a rebellion against South Africa's white apartheid government became the leader of national unity. More>>
A judge dismissed charges against a Lincoln County man in the deaths of two children. More>>
Lenoir County deputies spent much of Thursday on the scene of a meth lab investigation. More>>
In Pamlico County, controversy continues surrounding a large piece of forested land that's being converted into farm land. More>>
Puppy mills, backyard breeders and pet hoarders, anyone can get into these situations because as long as pets have food, water and shelter, you can own as many as you want. But is that ok? More>>
Greenville Police have arrested a nightclub bouncer in connection with an assault that sent an ECU student to the hospital. More>>
A man who has been on the run since September for stealing ATM's in Pitt County was arrested Thursday.
Deputies say on Wednesday, November 20, 2013, the Currituck Sheriff’s Office received a report of Secret Peeping from the Volunteer Fire Station, located in Grandy, NC. More>>
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