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Greenville Police have taken into custody the man believed to have robbed a Chocowinity Dollar General Tuesday. More>>
Everything had to come together just perfectly to create the killer tornado in Moore, Okla.: wind speed, moisture in the air, temperature and timing. And when they did, the awesome energy released over that city dwarfed the... More>>
State transportation secretary Tony Tata says lawmakers at the state capital are debating an alternative to ferry tolls, or abolishing them altogether. More>>
Greenville Police say an ECU student was killed in an accident Monday afternoon. More>>
It's a case of potential government corruption. And day two of a former lawmaker's criminal trial was all about connecting the dots that allegedly led to theft and fraud.
Monday marked the beginning of National Emergency Management Services Week.
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When Mother Nature hits, disasters can follow. The American Red Cross are just some of the people to help pick up the pieces. Just a day after the deadly tornado in Oklahoma, local Red More>>
A local high school teacher is out of a job following accusations of inappropriate behavior with students. More>>
© www.newbern-nc.infoThe city of New Bern is having its first budget meeting Tuesday night without the mayor. The Board of Aldermen are meeting at city hall lay out the budget for the next fiscal year. New Bern Mayor Lee More>>
Pitt County Schools announced changes in leadership at four schools for the 2013-14 school year. D.H. Conley High School Principal Mary Carter is leaving. She'll take the same position at Wintergreen Primary More>>
Deputies need your help to located a wanted woman.Mary Ann Edwards is wanted on ten felony warrants related to three residential breaking and entering's. The Craven County Sheriff's Office said she also More>>
President Obama declared a major disaster in Oklahoma, and instructed his disaster response team to get tornado victims everything they need "right away." More>>
The state medical examiner's office has revised the death toll from a tornado in an Oklahoma City suburb to 24 people, including nine children. More>>
Police are investigating a reported overnight shooting.It happened just before 1 a.m. near the 11 building of Simon Bright Court in Kinston.Officers responding at the scene said 23-year-old Marquez Dontrell More>>
A Greenville man is facing charges in connection with three armed robberies. More>>
The proposed Senate budget is getting push back from law enforcement across the state.
It's calling for a major change to the State Bureau of Investigation. More>>
Police in Kinston are investigating an afternoon shooting.It happened Monday near the intersection of East Lenoir Ave. and Raleigh St.Officers arriving at the scene found a black male, in his 30s, with More>>
This month, Brian Nelson received some news regarding his son, Specialist Joshua Nelson's death in Afghanistan. Nelson says Joshua was shot and killed by Afghan soldiers who were suppose to be allies. More>>
In Carteret County, a town is scrapping its controversial plan to re-locate its town hall. More>>
Monday was the first day of roving beach patrols in Emerald Isle. Lifeguards will be on duty every week for the rest of the summer in anticipation of large crowds. More>>
The Supreme Court agreed to consider whether public meetings can be opened with prayer. More>>
"Don't know why anyone would want to hurt that poor man. He was so nice," said Beatrice Sloane, neighbor. More>>
A report of a suspcious package floating in Taylor's Creek prompted an animal death investigation. More>>
Two cars crashed in Pitt Ccounty, one of them ended up hitting a house. More>>
Oklahoma is preparing for more severe weather today, as it begins to recover from athe deadly wave of tornados that slammed the state yesterday. A second death was confirmed today. More>>
ECU students were alerted early Monday morning to a break-in at a house near campus. More>>
A mother and son from Sanford are killed early Sunday morning in an accident on U.S. 64. More>>
It took a dozen or so people to save a woman trapped in her car Sunday in New Bern. More>>
28-year-old Jneaka SuttonA man convicted of multiple felonies got away from police after running through a nearby neighborhood. More>>
In the spring of 1963, a prominent civil rights leader led dozens of protesters on a four-mile march from a predominantly African-American college campus to the center of Charlotte's downtown. More>>
A drive-by shooting left a victim with serious injuries and police investigating into the night. More>>
35-year-old Robert Ebey TaylorTyrrell County Sheriff's deputies arrested a Columbia man for assault Sunday.
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Some lucky person walked into a Publix supermarket in suburban Florida over the past few days and bought a ticket now worth an estimated $590.5 million - the highest Powerball jackpot in history. More>>
Family and friends lined the Pitt-Greenville Airport, to welcome home the 514th Military Police Company of the National Guard.
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Our state ranks 45th in the number of babies born prematurely. To help combat those numbers, hundreds of people pounded the pavement, at the annual March of Dimes' march for babies' event in Greenville. More>>
People at Ayden- Grifton High School lined up for the annual, Honor and Remember: run for the fallen event on Saturday morning. One hundred and eighty-eight flags were lined up in the shape of star.
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Here in the East, car enthusiasts revved up and prepared to hit the road Saturday morning. Their goal was to raise money for the wounded warrior project.
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Authorities say two men have been charged with murder in the killing of a man outside of Rocky Mount convenience store. More>>
It's a case of potential government corruption. And day two of a former lawmaker's criminal trial was all about connecting the dots that allegedly led to theft and fraud.
It's a case of potential government corruption. And day two of a former lawmaker's criminal trial was all about connecting the dots that allegedly led to theft and fraud.
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