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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>>
Lenoir County deputies spent much of Thursday on the scene of a meth lab investigation. More>>
A judge dismissed charges against a Lincoln County man in the deaths of two children. More>>
Two North Carolina State football players face misdemeanor drug charges after police visited their apartment during a sexual battery investigation. More>>
In Pamlico County, controversy continues surrounding a large piece of forested land that's being converted into farm land. More>>
State officials say dredging is expected to start soon as repairs to the closed Bonner Bridge get under way. 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>>
Two men are now in jail, charged with shooting and killing two men outside a college campus near Charlotte. More>>
It's almost Christmas and the perfect time to look at new boats, right? More>>
People in Beaufort County might have an easier time finding healthy foods soon.
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North Carolina's unemployed soon will have to provide photo identification when they receive weekly jobless cash benefits. More>>
The N.C. Department of Transportation says it has awarded a contract to build a permanent bridge on N.C. Highway 12 on Pea Island. More>>
Fast food workers in about 100 cities will walk off the job again Thursday in what could be the largest effort yet in a push for higher pay. More>>
What does a teacher actually do in the classroom for seven hours a day, five days a week? And what challenges do they really face? More>>
The Knights of Columbus of Saint Peter Catholic Church provided 12 cases of coats to the Pitt County Department of Social Services this week. More>>
Pitt County Sheriff's deputies are investigating an armed robbery that happened this afternoon. According to the sheriff's department, the robbery happened at Burnetti's Pizza on Highway 33 between Greenville and Grimesland. The robbery was reported around 3:00pm. More>>
North Carolina Education Lottery players won't have to go the local convenience or grocery store to regularly buy tickets for big jackpot games. More>>
J.P. Tokoto had 12 points and a career-high 10 rebounds to help North Carolina beat No. 1 Michigan State 79-65 Wednesday night, giving the Tar Heels another impressive victory in their inconsistent season. More>>
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police say a 19-year-old pregnant woman was shot and killed as she slept in a couch in her apartment. More>>
Time for App Wrap Wednesday! The latest and greatest downloads for your smart phone. More>>
A roller coaster ride is in store for Eastern North Carolina the next few days. Near record high temperatures possible Friday with another cold blast through Saturday and into the weekend.
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ECU is joining other UNC system schools to evaluate security on campus and develop ways to make kids in college safer. More>>
Paying too much for water, many of you let us know you don't like seeing your monthly bill shoot as high as $500. Greene County customers have had enough and a neighboring county thinks it has a solution. More>>
The Carteret County school superintendent, Dan Novey, wants commissioners to approve five hundred thousand more dollars. He says he wants to keep teachers in the classroom, but without that money, it may not happen. More>>
Greenville welcomed its newest business to town Wednesday afternoon. More>>
Drivers in the Outer Banks are finding new routes as the Bonner Bridge remains shut down. More>>
Pasquotank deputies say they’re looking a stolen horse. More>>
Deputies say they’re still investigating a late October shooting. More>>
Tyler Joe UsseryDistrict Attorney Scott Thomas announced today several convictions in Carteret County Superior Court this week. More>>
Recordings of 911 calls from the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting show town dispatchers calmly responding to a janitor, a teacher and others and assuring them help is coming.
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A Bexley Police Officer, working DUI Patrol, says he spotted a white Nissan Murano blowing through a red light. More>>
A Kill Devil Hills man is accused of firing shots after a fight got out of hand.It happened Tuesday on Cambridge Road. More>>
Police are investigating an armed robbery in Kinston. More>>
Pitt County Communications confirms a call of an armed robbery at the Cici's Pizza in Greenville around 10:00 o'clock Tuesday night. More>>
Highway Patrol says one man is dead and another is injured after a head-on collision in Craven County. More>>
Greenville police are investigating the death of a woman near the ECU campus. More>>
Greenville Police say Tuesday night December 3 around 10:30, officers were conducting covert surveillance in the Lake Ellsworth neighborhood following the break-ins of several cars there the previous night.
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A former rural fire chief in Robeson County has been charged with stealing money from his volunteer fire department. More>>
33-year-old Matthew Parksey is facing charges of Sexual Activity by a Custodian. More>>
U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch is calling for the release of additional documents related to the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks. More>>
With a late November round of severe weather producing an EF-2 Tornado causing millions of dollars of damage in Carteret County, it raises a question as to what caused this type of storm to impact eastern North Carolina.
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Happening Tuesday in Kinston is the 7th Annual Holly Day Celebration On The Neuse. More>>
Tech Beat Tuesday! Your weekly roundup of headlines from the world of technology. More>>
Gov. Pat McCrory says he wants to roll out a North Carolina public school teacher pay proposal early in 2014 but isn't talking specifics as his top education adviser, teachers and other groups make suggestions on... More>>
Tuesday marks one week since a tornado hit the Crystal Coast. More>>
Deputies are investigating a bank robbery in Oriental. More>>
Deputies say they’re investigating a business break-in in Coinjock.
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Two people in Pitt County pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit murder. More>>
A Greenville man pleaded guilty to 2nd degree murder in the death of his father. More>>
PCS Phosphate Company Inc. (PotashCorp Aurora) announced today, in a news release,that it is reducing its workforce by approximately 85 people or 10 percent from current levels. More>>
The state Department of Health and Human Services said Tuesday that three people have died from the flu. More>>
You've heard about Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but what about "Giving Tuesday"?
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A Greenville man is accused of trafficking prescription drugs.
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A man charged in his baby's death appeared in court Tuesday. More>>
Two Pamlico County men are accused of trafficking cocaine. More>>
A kayak fisherman in Hawaii died in the waters off Maui after a shark bit his foot as it dangled in the water.
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Gov. Pat McCrory is leading a host of dignitaries as Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center opens its expanded comprehensive cancer center for a media tour. More>>
A Marine who fatally stabbed another Marine on at Washington street near the barracks has been convicted of manslaughter. More>>
Mayor B.J. Murphy took the oath of office for his second term Monday night. More>>
Three outside animal structures spark three houses in the last month in eastern North Carolina.
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The Jones County Department of Social Services began accepting applications Monday for its low income energy assistance program (LIEAP). More>>
An Onslow County company is proposing to build a 16 acre landfill in the town of Maysville on Greenway Boulevard. More>>
An ECU student was killed over the weekend when the car he was riding in ran off a road in Raleigh, hitting several trees.
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More than 40 new laws kicked in Sunday in our state. More>>
A Georgia woman is behind bars, accused of trafficking meth. More>>
SBI agents say they investigated a motel meth lab in Newport.
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Deputies arrested a Jacksonville man in connection with a weekend bar stabbing in Cedar Point. More>>
Animals surrendered from a backyard breeder in Pitt County are beginning to find homes. More>>
Justin Quesinberry, WNCNFederal investigators revealed new details from the data recorders that were recovered from the commuter train that jumped the tracks in New York City Sunday. More>>
Stores saw record crowds this past holiday weekend, but they didn't see record sales. More>>
Many people traveled to see family over the weekend, both through the air and on the road.
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Washington Police say no foul play is suspected in a report of a Sunday shooting. More>>
Police say they arrested a Greenville man on an outstanding warrant for possession of drug paraphernalia. More>>
Fire crews responded to a report of a fire at Northside High School on Monday. More>>
The Kinston Police Department says two men were shot at Kinston apartment complex late last night. More>>
An Ahoskie man is behind bars, accused of desecrating gravesites. More>>
Police have obtained warrants for a man accused of kidnapping. More>>
Pitt County Animal Control says they issued a backyard breeder a written warning. More>>
Amazon says they are developing a delivery method that will help them get packages to customers within 30 minutes. More>>
Three months after his pregnant daughter was killed in a still-unsolved shooting on a quiet country road, Dave Dodson wakes up every morning still thinking she's alive. He cries every time he sees the four-wheeler she... More>>
There's something rotten in Christmas tree country. And that has some farmers looking overseas for a solution. More>>
Greenville Fire Rescue responded to a fire at a duplex in Greenville this morning. More>>
On Sunday, People in eastern North Carolina joined others across the world to honor those affected by HIV and AIDS on World Aids Day.
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An evacuation of D.H. Hill Library on North Carolina State University's campus has been lifted. More>>
A community is asking for the public’s help after vandals target their Greenville neighborhood. More>>
Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal car accident in Carteret County.
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Inspections of the Bonner Bridge show the only road link to the Hatteras Island portion of the Outer Banks needs immediate repairs.
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North Carolina's new law expanding where concealed handguns are allowed is creating a dilemma for communities that had banned firearms from playgrounds.
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The Coast Guard has rescued two people from a 22-foot sailboat that ran aground at the entrance to the Alligator River.
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Police are investigating a shooting in New Bern. More>>
Shops in eastern North Carolina offered deals to attract customers on Small Business Saturday.
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After phoning for help in resuscitating her baby, a 25-year-old woman on a plane that crashed in remote southwest Alaska led searchers hampered by cold and fog to the crash site. More>>
Four days after an EF2 tornado hit eastern North Carolina. More>>
A former South Carolina highway trooper has been sentenced to eight years in federal prison for robbing a North Carolina bank More>>
Authorities accuse a 22-year-old man of shooting multiple times into a vehicle whose passengers included his 2-year-old child. More>>
A North Carolina non-profit is looking for people who want to become teachers in math, science and technology by capitalizing on the skills and experience developed from working in the field. . More>>
Federal officials say Americans are joining the bloody civil war in Syria, raising the chances they could become radicalized by al-Qaida-linked militant groups and return to the U.S. as battle-hardened security risks. More>>
Two toddlers get a second chance at life just in time for Thanksgiving.
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Folks in New Bern found a special surprise as they were walking around on Friday: random pieces of free art. More>>
Rakeem Cato threw for two touchdowns and ran for two more on Friday as Marshall took an early lead and defeated East Carolina 59-28 in the East Division Championship of the Conference USA. Marshall (9-3, More>>
Crews from the N.C. Department of Transportation are conducting additional inspections of the Bonner Bridge to ensure the safety of motorists along the Outer Banks. More>>
TheCoast Guard plans to intensify efforts to stop offshore poaching of Atlantic Striped Bass this winter. The Coast Guard is conducting outreach to educate the public on federal regulations governing the Atlantic Striped Bass fishery as well as safety precautions for the winter boating season. If a person is caught fishing for, or in possession of striped bass while in the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ,) they are subject to civil fines. The EEZ begins three nautical miles from shore and extend... More>>
Police in Winston-Salem are looking for the suspect who took a Salvation Army kettle from a bell ringer at a shopping mall. More>>
A Winston-Salem man has been shot to death and police are looking for the killer. More>>
A High Point woman goes to court next month in a hit and run that killed a man in October. More>>
The family of an inmate who died of a drug overdose in the Wake County jail two years ago has sued the sheriff. More>>
Black Friday comes early this year. More>>
A New Bern community hosted a couple of marines and prepared them a special meal. More>>
The American Red Cross offered a free Thanksgiving meal to those affected by Tuesday night's tornado in Carteret County. More>>
In Carteret County, the clean-up continues following a devastating tornado that struck two towns in one night. More>>
President Barack Obama celebrated a quiet Thanksgiving at the White House Thursday and called several members of armed forces to thank them for their service to the country. More>>
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