Man Shot Twice in Lenoir County
A man is recovering Sunday night after a shooting in Lenoir County.
May 22, 2013
A man is recovering Sunday night after a shooting in Lenoir County.
Greenville fire crews were busy Saturday morning trying to pinpoint what caused a blaze behind a condemned home in the city.
It was a whole lot of entertainment wrapped up in one show in Grifton Saturday night.
There was never a better time to be a kid than Saturday!
The Greenville Town Commons was crawling with K-9s and their owners to help raise money for homeless pets.
Woman who reported rape by Duke students said she was scared.
Alleged UNC campus crasher said he wanted to use a gun.
Has North Carolina's flu season peaked?
Pitt County lawmen say they confiscated video poker machines from a business.
A new weapon in the war against bio-terrorism is now up and running in Pitt County.
You'll likely run into some delays on a busy Greenville road over the next several months.
Residents at an assisted living center felt like they had gone back in time with the sweets sounds they were hearing.
A toilet is the newest way OBX residents are helping to fight cancer.
Motorists in some parts of Pitt and Greene Counties may be stopped in the next few months.
A Pitt County school bus carrying 16 kids crashed into a truck, injuring three.
Ted Brazell, former police chief in Southern Shores, pleads guilty to three counts of indecent liberties.
Send $20 and you will get millions in return.
Elections officials believe Jim Black's election campaign accepted illegal donations.
Convergys is tops according to a recent ranking.
Doctors and nurses were the target at a Jell-O throw.
Health students at Pitt Community College have a new high tech learning tool.
A search for drugs was the cause of the lockdown, but parents say they couldn't get any answers as it was happening.
An old power plant no longer in use contains what could be a potential health hazard.
The Pitt County School Board says race is not the only factor for creating a new redistricting plan for the upcoming fall school year.
John H. Carrington has pled guilty to circumventing export regulations.
