More Drug Arrests In Beaufort Investigation
More arrests in the ongoing drug investigation throughout Beaufort and Pitt Counties.
May 25, 2013
More arrests in the ongoing drug investigation throughout Beaufort and Pitt Counties.
Speeding doesn't pay, that's the message lawmen want to drive home after yet another driver lost his live following an accident in Wayne County Friday night.
A car crashed into a house in Lenoir County Friday leading to a strange series of events that left one person dead.
Four suspects, three of them teenagers, are charged with beating a man to death with a baseball bat.
The closing of several Bertie County schools is on hold.
A new plant is headed to Wilson bringing new jobs.
The North Carolina Marine Patrol calls an incident on the Outer Banks that killed Red Drum, an accident.
Department of Transportation employees made a big Toys for Tots donation.
An accidental mix-up has kerosene contaminated with gasoline.
The Navy ran into a problem as it was getting set for another round of practice OLF flyovers.
A champion of health care and education in Eastern Carolina has passed away.
A holiday display in Greenville is helping some in need.
A local Marine who ejected from his jet before it crashed is in good condition.
Some dance students on the Outer Banks are eagerly awaiting the performance of a holiday classic.
If someone calls and says you won the lottery and to just send money for taxes, hang up!
Navy jets took to the skies Wednesday to test noise levels associated with a possible Outlying Landing Field.
A man who helped shape the ECU School of Medicine has died.
More jobs are headed to the GTP.
Staff at Lenoir Memorial Hospital will once again make Christmas for some needy kids.
They have the care packages to send to our troops, but not the money to mail them.
Radio personality camps out for Toys for Tots.
This story contains a link to retrieving dozens of codes to breakthrough to a human being instead of an automated voice system.
A Marine based out of Cherry Point crashes his Harrier jet Tuesday afternoon.
A redistricting plan intended to make five elementary schools more racially balanced has parents angry and ready to take legal action.
The record breaking 2005 hurricane season just came to an end a week ago, and already predictions are out for next year.
