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Several runners in the East will make their way up to Boston to run in the first Boston Marathon since the bombings last year. More>>
Boat owners are concerned that the start of charter fishing season may leave them high and dry because the Oregon Inlet is clogged with sand. More>>
The captain of a sunken South Korean ferry was arrested Saturday on suspicion of negligence and abandoning people in need, as investigators looked into whether his evacuation order came too late to save lives. Two crew... More>>
Tractor AccidentAuthorities have identified the man who died in a tractor accident east of Greenville Thursday evening. More>>
A Camp Lejeune Marine who died after an apparent accidental shooting while on duty was laid to rest today. More>>
What does North Carolina mean to you? More>>
The Tarboro Police Department honored one of their own Friday with a visitation and funeral. More>>
The federal government is starting a new program to help monitor and possibly control the spread of a virus that has killed millions of pigs since showing up in the U.S. last year.
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A new federal report says North Carolina workers are finding more doors opening to jobs. More>>
North Carolina State University scientists say farmers along the Dan River can use surface water for crops and livestock despite a massive release of toxic coal ash more than two months ago.
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The Wilson Police Department is asking for help finding a man who robbed a bank. More>>
The Church Outreach Network distributed food in West Greenville Friday morning.
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North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper has settled a longstanding case with a family of Raleigh lawyers who sued him for defamation in a television commercial he aired in his campaign for the job 14 years ago.
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Duke Energy is telling shareholders that costs resulting from its massive coal ash spill into the Dan River won't have a material effect on the $50 billion company's bottom line.
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Gov. Pat McCrory says he wants to make it easier for new veterans to attend any of North Carolina's community colleges. More>>
Two of North Carolina's best-known lighthouses are opening to the public for the summer season. More>>
An unoccupied home in Plymouth is a total loss this morning. More>>
The largest school district in the state lost hundreds of teacher. 9OYS looked at the numbers in the East. More>>
The agency running Medicaid in North Carolina is sticking to its previous shortfall projection as unpaid claims and application backlogs remain. More>>
Phone ScamCarteret County Sheriff's Office is warning residents about an old scam that's showing up again. Scammers call your phone saying relatives like sons or grandsons are in jail in foreign countries like Mexico or France. They are asking for money to be wired. Deputies say they normally ask for you to use Western Union or Money Gram. Then the scammers will target you again asking for more money. The Sheriff's Office reminds people to ask for a call back number, try calling your family membe... More>>
There's at least one butter lamb in Buffalo that won't be going under the knife this Easter. More>>
Two men are in jail this afternoon charged in a pair of shootings Wednesday night. More>>
The City of Greenville is looking to expand its affordable housing options. More>>
Helping families with pets find themselves in tough times is the mission of the Pet Food Pantry of Eastern North Carolina, yet they've just hit a major road block.
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Some community college students across the East are afraid they won't get their degree all because of one 4-week math course. More>>
A bike ride from Jacksonville to New Bern honored a fallen officer Thursday. More>>
An Outer Banks souvenir store went up in flames Thursday morning. More>>
There’s an update on the number of flu deaths in North Carolina. More>>
Easter bonnets and controlling the pet population collide in tonight's community's spotlight. More>>
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The man who caught a record breaking mako shark somewhere along the Florida gulf coast shares his story after a picture of his catch at a gas pump catches fire online. Shark fishermen are normally very private about their hobby.
The man who caught a record breaking mako shark somewhere along the Florida gulf coast shares his story after a picture of his catch at a gas pump catches fire online. Shark fishermen are normally very private about their hobby.
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