Pitt County Animal Services announced its first-ever "Give Thanks Program," a short-term foster program for animals during the week of Thanksgiving. Sarah Gray Barr has more on how it works and how you can get involved.
Pitt County Animal Services announced its first-ever "Give Thanks Program," a short-term foster program for animals during the week of Thanksgiving. Sarah Gray Barr has more on how it works and how you can get involved.
The American Red Cross honored some of our local military members after their life-saving acts on Camp Lejeune this summer. Claire Curry has more on this and what the Marines did.
The NC State Bureau of Investigation is investigating an officer-involved shooting that resulted in the death of a fugitive who was wanted on multiple felony warrants.
Students from Onslow County schools were getting into the Christmas spirit on Friday with the annual holiday craft fair.
On Friday, the North Carolina Association of Senior Citizens Clubs held the first Christmas celebration in Greenville since 2019.
Mary’s Kitchen has been supporting the Kinston community for 39 years and since its opening day, the impact continues to grow. Gabby Sartori has more on the busy upcoming Christmas season.
Sharon and Steve McNally have been married for over 40 years, Sharon gives Steve her kidney for a transplant.
Fryancee is bringing a new twist on French fries to Eastern North Carolina.
"Heating Up With Holly" has hit its first anniversary. Meteorologist Holly Baker talks about what the first year has been like and some of her favorite moments.
Zack is an older dog that has previously had two owners. At seven years old, health circumstances led his most recent owner to surrender him to the Lenoir County SPCA.
As part of WNCT's 70th anniversary celebration, all month long "People & Places" is catching up with some familiar faces. This time, it's a former Meteorologist Dontae Jones, who is now working back in his hometown of Cleveland. Ken Watlington catches up with Jones to get his reaction to the anniversary and his time here.
Anthony “Tony” Polito was identified as the suspect in the UNLV shooting that killed three and injured one on Wednesday. Polito taught at East Carolina University for nearly two decades, leaving in 2017. Gabby Sartori has more on this.
