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North Carolina environmental officials say more than 2.2 million gallons of sewage is among the spills being reported as heavy rain overwhelmed wastewater treatment plants.
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Dozens of people packed Zion Hill United Church of Christ for the first time since Hurricane Irene in 2011.
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When bad weather hits, it doesn't just create problems on the roadways. More>>
The North Carolina Democratic Party has chosen as its executive director the woman who'd been serving in the role on an interim basis.
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Malaysia intelligence agencies are investigating how up to four passengers with suspect identities were able to board the missing Boeing 777 jet, the government said, as planes and ships from across Asia resumed the hunt... More>>
Officials along the North Carolina coast say the latest winter storm has created more erosion reports along the state's beaches. More>>
North Carolina's film incentives may finally become a permanent fixture in the state's economic development pitch to television and movie producers.
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On Saturday, dozens of women gathered to celebrate International Women’s Day in Wilson.
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The Lions Club of Jacksonville held a oyster and barbeque dinner for the 5th year in a row to raise money for their charities. More>>
Sheriff's deputies in Onslow County responded to a shooting that happened just after 1:00 p.m. on Saturday. More>>
Kinston Home invasion and shootingAn autopsy has determined a woman found dead in her Ahoskie home earlier this month was shot in the chest.
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Two people are behind bars in connection to a Beaufort County meth lab.
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A new program implemented by New Bern police will allow drivers to report other drivers who are speeding, texting or driving recklessly. More>>
An Army captain at the center of a sexual assault case that has scandalized the U.S. military testified Friday that a general twice forced her to perform oral sex on him during their three-year, illicit affair. More>>
A sure sign that spring is on the horizon: It's time to set the clocks forward for daylight saving time. More>>
Two new mini-retail giants could be heading to Greenville. More>>
Hero can officially be added to the title for one special Greenville police officer. More>>
The talk of a crematory in Farmville has some community members up in arms. More>>
In 2013, 62 murders stemming from domestic violence were reported by the state. More>>
Pitt County Schools announced plans for make-up days that were missed this week due to winter weather. More>>
A Pikeville man is behind bars accused of shooting another man. More>>
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - A pregnant South Carolina woman who drove a minivan carrying her three young children into the ocean surf off Florida is being charged with attempted murder and aggravated child abuse.
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A woman’s boyfriend is accused of causing traumatic head injury to a 3 month old child. More>>
Police arrested a man after finding him in possession of a large amount of heroin. More>>
A 9 on your side investigation uncovers questionable remarks made by Paul McLawhorn---a Farmville Police Lieutenant. More>>
A Greenville man was arrested Thursday night and charged for a series of car break-ins. More>>
A Mecklenburg County jury has returned a life prison sentence for a man convicted of killing three people more than five years ago. More>>
A forecast of frozen precipitation has forced another shutdown of the North Carolina Zoo. More>>
Uncertainty over a short-lived proposal to open employment to gays at Kentucky's largest private child care agency prompted many supportive churches to withhold giving last year, creating a multi-million dollar shortfall. More>>
A Fayetteville man who police say stole a physician's identity and used it to write prescriptions and operate a fake clinic has surrendered to police. More>>
Facebook and sister site Instargam enacted new restrictions on the selling of guns on their sites. More>>
State Sen. Martin Nesbitt, who this week stepped down as minority leader because of illness, has died. He was 67. More>>
In his immaculate blue dress uniform, Brig. Gen. Jeffrey A. Sinclair stood ramrod straight before a judge Thursday and pleaded guilty to three charges that could send him to prison for up to 15 years. More>>
© WTKRPolice say two girls died in a house fire in Ahoskie, while their father and another child were injured. More>>
The Olympics are over. Other games are still ahead. More>>
The design phase is underway for a roundabout in Greenville at the intersection of West Fifth, Tyson Street and 14th Avenue. More>>
It’s the season of potholes and drivers are taking notice. More>>
A North Carolina judge says Duke Energy must take immediate action to eliminate the source of groundwater pollution at its coal ash dumps.
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A total of 85 people have died from the flu in North Carolina since the flu season began in October 2013.
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Deputies and the SBI say they're continuing their investigation into a fatal Williamston stabbing. More>>
Two men are behind bars after a home invasion robbery in Greenville early Thursday morning. More>>
No one was hurt when a milk truck caught fire on Interstates 40 and 85 in Alamance County. More>>
Wilson County officials say a quadriplegic is dead and two family members hospitalized after fire destroyed the man's home. More>>
A North Carolina man accused of seeking to join an al-Qaida-linked militant group is scheduled to appear in court to officially hear the federal government's case against him. More>>
The superintendent of North Carolina schools is helping to launch a campaign to get books to elementary school students. More>>
The perfect score will again be 1,600. What's more, the essay will be optional, students will no longer be penalized for wrong answers and the vocabulary is shifting to do away with some high-sounding words such as... More>>
Gov. Pat McCrory says he's looking at whether he'd like changes to a law phasing out job protections of North Carolina school teachers while giving raises to the highest-rated instructors who enter multiyear... More>>
A house fire in Edgecombe County killed two people Wednesday. More>>
The Pitt County Animal Shelter started a unique program that requires pets to be spayed or neutered before they can go to a new home. More>>
A CNN hero visits Eastern North Carolina to inspire a younger generation. More>>
Curbing crime and growing the local economy is the promise of a project in Kinston. City leaders are in the planning phases of a new river walk project.
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Higher water and sewer prices in Pitt County. Greenville Utility customers might be in for a rate increase. More>>
Students are paying more than ever for a college degree, as tuition rates at our public universities in North Carolina have steadily increased over the past decade. More>>
Spring break for ECU students is just a few days away.
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A man is dead after a four-car accident in Pitt County. More>>
Police say a routine patrol led to the arrest of a man for drug charges and stealing a van. More>>
Just try sugar-coating this: The World Health Organization says your daily sugar intake should be just 5 percent of your total calories - half of what the agency previously recommended, according to new draft guidelines... More>>
There's an update on the investigation into the Havelock stabbing that killed a man. More>>
A Washington man is accused in a December breaking and entering.
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This week is North Carolina's Severe Weather Awareness Week. More>>
Cold temperatures and rainy skies will stay in the forecast to end the work week. More>>
Travel conditions are improving for drivers across several counties in the east Wednesday morning. More>>
Police in Lenoir are searching for suspects in the theft of more than $41,000 worth of bronze vases from a local cemetery. More>>
A mystery text message from "Southern Bank” appears to be potential scam.
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Motorists were stranded overnight and into Tuesday on icy eastern Arkansas interstates, and the state was bringing fuel to people stuck so long that they ran out of gas, slowing efforts to make the roads passable. More>>
The cause of a fire at a Bethel auto salvage yard is under investigation this afternoon. More>>
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