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A Conetoe hunter has bagged a massive wild boar that tipped the scales, weighing in at over 500 pounds. More>>
A candidate for Pitt County sheriff, accused of being racist, abandons his campaign. More>>
A former assistance basketball coach already facing a charge of sex offense against a child has been indicted on a second count of statutory rape. More>>
A military judge on Tuesday dismissed the jury in the midst of an Army general's court martial on sexual assault charges to give prosecutors and defense lawyers time to hammer out a plea deal in the closely watched case. More>>
A Greenville attorney is back in the courtroom on charges of intimidating a state witness through a voicemail. More>>
The Obama administration says North Carolina's marketplace for subsidized health insurance continues to enroll buyers for private coverage at a steady clip. More>>
A court date for former Princeville mayor Priscilla Everette-Oates has been moved back until September. More>>
The Cape Hatteras National Seashore plans to restrict driving on the beach where shorebirds are expected to nest. More>>
Gov. Pat McCrory says he's going to stay out of the debate whether his former employer Duke Energy should be able to pass the costs of closing North Carolina's coal ash ponds on to consumers. More>>
The Highway Patrol and Gov. Pat McCrory want to get rid of the litter on North Carolina roads, and save taxpayer dollars to clean up the mess. More>>
Elon University has some big plans for its 125th birthday. More>>
A system upgrade is making emergency calls to Pitt County first responders more difficult to receive. More>>
The Town of Ayden and the Pitt County Coalition on Substance Abuse will hold a forum on substance abuse on March 11th from 4pm-6pm at the Ayden 2nd Street Community Building. More>>
State Rep. Pat McElraft, R-Carteret, is pushing for the legalization of marijuana oil. More>>
More than 17,000 North Carolina customers are still without electricity after last week's winter storm. More>>
A caravan of people urging the restoration of the Voting Rights Act will join North Carolina activists in Raleigh in a protest. More>>
Live music and creative arts festival begins March 20th. More>>
Bethel Police arrested a man on Monday for possessing marijuana near a school. More>>
Rescuers used a Black Hawk helicopter to get to a climber who fell from Shortoff Mountain in Burke County. More>>
Current and former members of the Township Seven EMS station are accusing station management of failing to maintain ambulances and mismanaging finances.... More>>
Local boys and girls heard classic stories Monday night as part of Pitt County's pledge for the "Read Across America" push. More>>
North Carolina archaeologists are delaying plans to use high-tech equipment in hopes of finding parts of a Confederate ship that sank almost 150 years. More>>
Belhaven Mayor Adam O'Neal presented a plan to save Vidant Pungo at the Beaufort County Board of Commissioner's meeting Monday evening. More>>
Diane Miller, the communications coordinator for the City of Havelock, has been named the new town manager for the Town of Oriental. More>>
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in North Carolina. More>>
A new online system meant to streamline things like grades and transcripts has become a major headache for school leaders and students across our state. More>>
At the age of 5, Hunter Presgrave was diagnosed with stage 2 kidney cancer. More>>
Emergency crews responded to the scene of a rolled over log truck. More>>
Edgecombe County deputies arrested a 21-year-old father after they say he slammed his two week old child on a bed causing the baby's brain to bleed. More>>
A military judge has declined to dismiss sexual assault charges against an Army general. More>>
A car accident backed up traffic in Pitt County Monday afternoon, after a car went into a ditch. More>>
A Beaufort woman is accused of cashing her mother’s Social Security checks and refusing to pay for her care. More>>
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