Checks Stolen and Cashed
Kinston authorities are looking for the men who they say cashed stolen checks.
May 25, 2013
Kinston authorities are looking for the men who they say cashed stolen checks.
Work to repair dunes at North Topsail Beach will soon get underway.
The creator and lead actor for NBC's show the "Book of Daniel," are speaking out about the controversy.
Con-artists have another way to try and rip you off.
Police and students at East Carolina University will be going through training to learn how to better fend off a rapist.
Bertie County authorities got what they were looking for in their search for a drug suspect.
New houses could be the beginning of a transformation for one Greenville community.
Pitt County tobacco farmers are looking at what could be a more profitable variety of the leaf.
Volunteers who respond to emergencies in one community will be limited in how much money they can make.
Republican Congressman Walter B. Jones asks NBC not to air show.
Authorities say an 11-year-old girl was tied up and raped by her stepfather.
Miscommunication leads to more tragedy in miners deaths.
What is the economic outlook for North Carolina?
Raising minimum wage by $1 an hour is being considered by General Assembly.
The Lenox Company is expanding and creating more jobs.
Soon you'll get your credit card bill and you may not like what you see.
The case of the trapped miners in West Virginia is highlighting a danger we could face in our homes.
A former Bethel Police lieutenant entered a guilty plea in federal court to drug charges.
WITN has received hundreds and hundreds of Emails concerning a new NBC show.
An accident that claimed the life of a man on the Outer Banks wasn't discovered until nearly nine hours after it happened.
The search is on for two men who apparently tried to abduct a teenager in Greenville.
It's never too early to start saving on your 2006 taxes.
Scores of unwanted pets are being turned into local shelters.
A new show on NBC is generating plenty of controversy even before it airs.
There are plenty of questions as senior citizens deal with new prescription drug plans.
