Kicking Out Criminals
The Pitt County chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference is on a mission to give crime the boot in West Greenville.
May 19, 2013
The Pitt County chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference is on a mission to give crime the boot in West Greenville.
A drive by shooting overnight sends one man to the hospital.
A Wilson man is accused of giving mother cocaine that led to her baby's death according to authorities.
This coming Monday, you can get tested for the HIV Virus for free.
Nearly a half ton big Blue was brought in to the docks of Oregon Inlet Thursday.
Do you know where Jashawn Jamell Gardner and Rakeen James Gardner are?
Seven people were sent to area hospitals after a four-car accident in Kinston Thursday afternoon.
An Illinois man drowned and could not be revived.
You could help find homes for dogs and cats that may otherwise have to be euthanized.
The man who led Wilson County deputies on a high-speed chase last week is now charged with another bank robbery in a different county.
The department will get to hire three more deputies.
A new program is starting up in New Bern to help fight crime.
The shoreline still closed, but a meaty tissue brought ashore by a dog has been identified.
A Wilson widow is now suing the Wilson Medical Center and one of its doctors.
Ten years of planning has made a dream come true for the aging population on the Outer Banks.
You can donate a fan to the Pitt County Council on Aging to help the elderly.
Residents discovered syringes washed up along the shore of the Albemarle.
Just last month, over 200 East Carolina University students had their personal information stolen.
Problems are already popping up on the first day of the murder retrial for a Wayne County man.
A well known family restaurant is completely destroyed after a fire started between the ceiling and the roof.
One accident led to another on Highway 33 in Greenville Wednesday.
Two animal shelters in Eastern Carolina have stopped providing animals to PETA.
The supermarket chain Winn Dixie is closing all of its stores in North Carolina, including three locations in Goldsboro.
Hundreds of former and current Family Dollar store managers are in court in Alabama, saying the North Carolina based chain failed to pay them for overtime.
Craven County officials say there are problems with the six-year-old convention center.
