A Greenville church held its annual event to help children stay out of trouble. For more information on the program, go here: https://www.stjohnstokes.org/youth_.

“It’s kind of like a celebration of summer… All the kids are getting out of school… We say that Summer Festival has something for everybody and it really does,” said Catherine Glover, Executive Director for the Washington-Beaufort County Chamber of Commerce.

Buddy is a lab hound mix that could be a great companion for a younger child with lots of energy, according to Lenoir County SPCA Rescue Coordinator Tiffinie Jarmin.

Local officials recognized the work of the brave men and women who continuously serve Pitt County.

Smoke from fires in Canada is drifting into several parts of the United States, including in Eastern North Carolina.

"60 Days In" is a TV show that airs on the A&E network focusing on a group of people who voluntarily enter the U.S. prison system for 60 days. The preview will run from 9-11 on A&E.

Members of the Pitt County Sheriff's Office left Tuesday's county commissioners meeting frustrated after their proposed budget increase was not met. Commissioners said they were confused about an additional increase on the budget. Abigail Velez has more on this.

North Carolina has an abundance of wetlands, which provide a vital habitat for various species of land and aquatic animals. Meteorologist Max Claypool has more on this in his weekly segment.

A Time For Greenville in Uptown is now displaying its new LGBTQ+ exhibit just in time for Pride Month.

Craven County Community College started its eight-week construction academy this week.

Craven Community College is opening its newly renovated barbershop studio, giving students and customers a unique experience. Adrianna Hargrove was there for the event and has more.

Summer is coming and school is wrapping up. Lenoir County Public Schools had its last day of the 2022-23 school year on Wednesday.

Uptown Greenville's Market at the Town Common is back for its next event. It's being held Wednesday from 5-8 p.m.