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The Town of Ayden heard from frustrated residents as they held a special meeting Thursday night to discuss concerns about flooding and storm water infrastructure. More>>
A local community college is allowing students to learn on the weekend. More>>
Heavy rain likely the next several days with a possible flooding threat.
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The New Bern Police Department will host Coffee with a Cop on Friday at 10am at Dunkin Donuts on Neuse Boulevard. More>>
Tropical Storm Bertha has formed, becoming the second named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season. More>>
The Supreme Court won't duck the issue of same-sex marriage the next time a case comes to the court, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg says. More>>
UNC Campus Security Initiative releases the final report calling on updating policies at all 17 campus locations.UNC system schools release its report on campus security. More>>
School officials and teachers spent the day crunching numbers a day after the legislature released its budget.We spoke to a few of them and most are not happy. More>>
For farmers all across the East, good weather is critical to high crop yield. More>>
The UNC Board of Governors is considering a tuition cap for the University of North Carolina system that would lock increases at 5 percent annually. More>>
The first of it's kind shop is now open in Winterville. More>>
For the final stop of our Community Crossroads series, 9 On Your Side visited Washington, N.C., sometimes called the “Heart of the Inner Banks”. More>>
An audit says state health officials' failure to get federal certification for a new Medicaid payment system could put at least some of the planned savings of $10 million a year at risk. More>>
The Greenville Police department arrested a man in connection to a breaking and entering at a city restaurant earlier this month. More>>
The Greenville Police Department is looking for three Hispanic men who used checks stolen from a construction company. Police say the construction company reported 33 stolen checks, and only three have been accounted for so far. More>>
Anson County prision investigationPolice in Charlotte are investigating the shooting death of a man found near a vehicle that had crashed into some woods. More>>
Police are looking for those responsible for the shooting death of a man at a Charlotte apartment complex. More>>
A Superior Court judge has struck down parts of new rules.The new state budget provides more money for kindergarten through college classrooms, raises for public school teachers and a boost for vouchers for children attending private and religious schools. More>>
North Carolina lawmakers want to continue their election-year legislative session past November's elections. A Senate committee unveiled legislation Thursday that would adjourn their annual session Saturday, then return in less than two weeks to consider overriding any bills Gov. Pat McCrory vetoes. More>>
Police make an arrest in the shooting death of a 7-year-old in Wilson. More>>
A new gate is set to open at Camp Lejeune on Thursday. More>>
North Carolina wants the public's help in dealing with a growing problem - buzzards at boat ramps across the state.
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A Greenville man is in jail charged with attempted rape and an assault, among other charges, including assault with the intent to kill. More>>
One suspect is in custody and another still wanted after detectives make a break in a 14-year-old cold case. More>>
Wednesday, Greenville police are hosting the first call-in as part of their new focused deterrence program. More>>
Swim warnings issued at two public beach access points in Atlantic Beach.The N.C. Recreational Water Quality Program issues warnings for two beach access points in Atlantic Beach. More>>
Management failures by the Obama administration set the stage for computer woes that paralyzed the president's new health care program last fall. More>>
A Superior Court judge has struck down parts of new rules.A poll released this month puts lawmakers in a bad light. More>>
Legislative budget-writers are toiling to finalize an annual spending plan for North Carolina government four days after announcing a deal and a day after leading lawmakers described its main points.Senate budget-writer Sen. Harry Brown says a finalized document won't be done until late Wednesday. More>>
According to SBI statistics, violent crime affects communities throughout the East. More>>
Getting North Carolina’s budget done costs taxpayers a lot more money than planned. More>>
A Tarboro man is going to prison for his role in a Craigslist burglary and assault. More>>
A $10,000 grant promises to help a local school system get Hispanic students better involved in their classrooms and community. More>>
9 on Your Side obtained preliminary high school graduation rates for several school districts in the East. More>>
An area sheriff is now the president of the North Carolina Sheriffs' Association. More>>
Northwood Little League of Taylors, South Carolina scored six unanswered runs and beat Goodlettesville, Tennessee 6-4 in the championship game of the 9-10 Tournament of State Champions at Elm Street Park Wednesday. More>>
There are now 12 reported cases of the mosquito-borne virus Chikungunya in North Carolina. More>>
Lawmakers reveal details from the $21 billion state budget compromise. More>>
The adoptive parents of missing Rowan County teen Erica Parsons are facing federal conspiracy charges for theft of fund charges. More>>
Two North Carolina-based missionary groups have ordered the evacuation of their non-essential personnel from Liberia after a doctor and a missionary contracted Ebola. More>>
Family members say the man who fired the shots was not the same Andrew Jay Michaelis they knew.
Family members say the man who fired the shots was not the same Andrew Jay Michaelis they knew.
The foods you crave when you're stressed are just making your bad mood worse, research out of Harvard reveals.
The foods you crave when you're stressed are just making your bad mood worse, research out of Harvard reveals.
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