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Greenville Police are investigating an attempted armed robbery that happened in the Greenville mall parking lot around 6:35 Wednesday night. More>>
When it comes to masterminds in technology, just about everyone can name a few, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, among many.
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Authorities are looking for a missing Jones County man.
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An undercover operation at a motel near Raleigh-Durham International Airport has led to the arrest of a 21-year-old man who's accused of subjecting a 17-year-old to prostitution. More>>
A North Carolina legislator has resigned following her arrest on felony tax charges. More>>
N.C. Department of Transportation crews conducted several tests and surveys Wednesday on the Herbert C. Bonner Bridge over the Oregon Inlet. More>>
An EMS provider in Bertie County closed unexpectedly and the decision has left many asking why. More>>
Police say it happened at the Ashley Furniture Distribution Center on Pactolous Highway. More>>
A judge in Duplin County ruled “not guilty” today in the county’s first gambling and video sweepstakes case to go to court. More>>
An overnight house fire is under investigation.
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America's Next Top Model casting agents were in Greenville Wednesday. More>>
IRVING, Texas East Carolina junior quarterback Shane Carden has been named Conference USA¹s Most Valuable Player according to announcement by the league office Wednesday.
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It's an annual tradition in the east; riders hitting the open road for the less fortunate. More>>
Jesus HuertaDurham Police Chief Jose Lopez said Jesus Huerta died of a self-inflicted gun shot wound.
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Kinston Police say they've located a missing teenager. More>>
Student athletes in Pitt County are safer than any other high school athletes in the state according to the National Athletic Trainers' Association. More>>
A Wilmington police officer has been cleared after he was questioned about using excessive force when a police dog bit a suspect. More>>
A murder in Greensboro left a former ECU football player dead. More>>
Greenville Police are investigating where a vehicle hit a home on Harding Street last night. Officers responded after the vehicle hit the home at 101 North Harding Street and drove away. More>>
The man who served as a sign language interpreter during Nelson Mandela’s memorial in South Africa Tuesday is now accused of being a fraud.
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Greenville police tell 9 On Your Side they were called to the Waffle House restaurant on Greenville Blvd. around 1:00 Wednesday morning for a report of an armed robbery. More>>
The N.C. Department of Transportation will hold a series of public meetings along the Outer Banks in January to gather input from citizens on the long-term plans for N.C. 12 in Rodanthe on Hatteras Island in Dare County. More>>
Lenoir County sheriff's deputies are looking for a man who robbed a grocery store in Kinston. More>>
White Oak Elementary School was awarded $25,000 from U.S. Cellular as part of their 2013 Calling All Communities Campaign. More>>
Authorities in Iredell County have accused a Mooresville man training for a student teaching job of having child pornography on his computer. More>>
Police in Asheville have charged the driver of a limousine driver involved in a wreck that killed a Pennsylvania couple. More>>
South Lenoir High School was on a modified lockdown Monday. More>>
New Bern's mayor is passing the torch on Tuesday. More>>
It's no secret burglars like to steal money, weapons, and electronics. But these days they're also interested in taking your prescription medications. More>>
Former North Carolina lawmaker Stephen LaRoque will have to wait another month to find out whether he'll get a retrial. More>>
The technology chief at the N.C. Department of Health and Services says the agency's new $255 million computer system for processing Medicaid claims is working well, despite a critical audit and complaints from medical... More>>
North Carolina's tax collection agency is reminding millions of people who work or generate other income to fill out a new form by the end of the month to ensure the amount withheld from their paychecks is adjusted... More>>
Officials in Currituck County say they recently met with North Carolina Department of Transportation officials about the long-delayed construction of a Mid-Currituck Bridge. More>>
About 20 associates are needed at the new Walmart Express store in Oriental. More>>
Police say three suspects are in custody in a Newport home invasion. More>>
A Union County couple has been indicted after an 11-year-old boy was found handcuffed to a porch with a dead chicken tied to his neck last month. More>>
Police say three people have been shot in New Bern, including one who has died.
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Environmentalists are not backing away from a lawsuit over replacing the only bridge to much of North Carolina's Outer Banks, continuing a court fight despite pressure from politicians. More>>
An Elizabeth City State University student whose bid for city council was originally rejected by the local elections board has been sworn into office. More>>
Tens of thousands of South Africans and leaders and dignitaries from around the world came together to honor the late Nelson Mandela. More>>
Work is set to begin Tuesday on a bridge replacement in Pitt County. More>>
Greenville Police tell 9 On Your Side that officers responded to a report of shots fired in the area of West 13th Street last night.
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Dr. Dewey Clark will succeed James Gray the third as president of the four-year, liberal arts college in Rocky Mount. More>>
Sherry Meador and Dr. Wanda Dawson, SuperintendentPamlico County Schools selected Sherry Meador, principal of Fred A. Anderson Elementary School, as their 2013 principal of the year. More>>
A review panel is looking into the operations, academic performance and money controls of charter schools that want to stay in operation for up to another 10 years. More>>
A new online tool launches today for parents in Pitt County. It allows them to instantly check their child's grades, assignments, attendance and more with the click of a button. More>>
Honesty, a commitment to community service and hard work – they're just a few qualities the Greenville Police Department looks for when recruiting new officers. More>>
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