Baby Boy is First 2006 Baby Born in Pitt County
In our area one family is celebrating the arrival of the first child of 2006 born at Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
May 23, 2013
In our area one family is celebrating the arrival of the first child of 2006 born at Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
A group of teenagers are in trouble with the law and their parents after fire officials say they were making bombs in Carteret County.
Investigators are trying to figure out what caused a tractor trailer to turn over and spill diesel fuel on portions of Interstate 95.
A bizarre crime in Onslow County, several toilets have been stolen in the area.
As many of us get rid of debt or weight for our New Years resolutions, some could get rid of their old technology Saturday in Greenville.
New Year's Eve is a time for celebrations. It's also a time when alcohol sales increase business for certain stores.
It defies the laws of time... a minute with 61 seconds, but that's just what's going to happen Saturday night.
A recall of dog food has been expanded.
The body of a missing Alzheimer's patient has been found.
Traffic checkpoints are already up around Eastern Carolina.
It is probably one of the more unusual New Year's Eve celebrations in Eastern Carolina.
Heating bills could drop by an average of $20 next month for a quarter of North Carolina homes, most of them in the central and western part of our state.
Former Congressman Frank Ballance reported to authorities at the federal prison in Butner Friday.
There's an update now on a series of break-ins at the E & J Automotive lot in New Bern.
Nearly three months of investigating have ended with the arrest of a Jacksonville man on drug charges.
Folks on the Outer Banks can ditch their old Christmas trees while pitching in to preserve an historic landmark.
The Kinston Indians have a new general manager.
Two sisters suffering from what they call culture shock are on their way to opening a drive in movie theater in Lenoir County.
There's a scam alert out after a Kinston couple lost over a thousand dollars.
A top ranking military official with the North Carolina National Guard says we need to stay the course in Iraq.
Dozens of homes have been broken into in Greenville in the past week.
Authorities say three suspects were caught trying to break into cars.
A five that kept re-igniting before burning a house to the ground is under investigation.
One family in Martin County will be celebrating more than just the New Year Saturday night.
A just-published investigation by Consumer Reports calls America's drug safety system deeply flawed.
