Governor Easley Petitions Federal Government to Leave Forests Alone
Governor Easley says creating roads and harvesting timber could have a negative effect on the forest’s ecosystem.
May 23, 2013
Governor Easley says creating roads and harvesting timber could have a negative effect on the forest’s ecosystem.
Lawmakers are confronted with a welcome situation as they return to Raleigh.
A new cable provider will be taking over Cox in several cities.
Construction plans get the green light along the Washington waterfront.
Some realtors are pitching in to help build a Habitat for Humanity house.
Authorities say the cocaine belonged the toddler's mother.
A recent state audit finds trouble with the Northeast Partnership.
A group of East Carolina University students went to Chernobyl to study the effects of radiation.
Treasure hunters are looking for The El Salvador!
Miss North Carolina met with patients and those who take care of them in preparation for the upcoming Children's Miracle Network Broadcast.
This week the medical community is recognizing some very important women and men who could one day end up taking care of you.
Pitt County schools are taking aim at childhood obesity.
A nine foot statue will reign over the gardens in Dare County.
Several counties learning skills in case that fateful day ever comes
Multi million dollar plan to be spread to several different agencies across our state
A scary moment for some boys scouts and their leaders Sunday after their boat capsized off the shores of Beaufort County.
Greenville Police are trying to find out exactly what happened to two men who were shot Saturday night.
The war on methamphetamine continues on the streets of Eastern Carolina.
Firemen were using parts of their uniforms for a good cause Sunday, their boots in particular.
As efforts to make over the city of Kinston continue, city officials are shutting down a portion of Plaza Boulevard first thing Monday morning.
A memorial to North Carolina's fallen firefighters was dedicated Saturday in Raleigh.
An end and a beginning Saturday for roughly 3,000 graduates of East Carolina University.
Tropical tracking information inside.
Governor Easley wants the General Assembly to freeze the gas tax.
A Winterville man is charged with sex crimes involving three teenagers.
