Suspect Charged in Death of Witness
A witness is dead after testifying in a murder case. Now a suspect is behind bars.
May 25, 2013
A witness is dead after testifying in a murder case. Now a suspect is behind bars.
A Camp Lejeune Marine who could face a court martial in the deaths of two Iraqis is getting support from Congressman Walter Jones.
Your driver's license says more about you than you may know.
A Beaufort County woman was startled when she came home to find a burglar.
Three Lenoir County residents face drug charges following a bust in Lagrange.
Members of the Washington Fire Department have become some of the first in the state to receive a high honor.
One community is determined to reduce crime in their backyard.
Lawyer for Marine says this trial could send the wrong message to the men and women fighting in Iraq.
One organization is celebrating 25 years of service to North Carolina.
A new facility in Kinston specializes in chronic wounds associated mainly with diabetes.
Making sure your tires are properly inflated can save your life.
New freezers and refrigerators were given to local agencies to help feed the poor.
The Bodie Island lighthouse will be restored under its new owner.
Workers at Craven Correctional Institution are remembering a former employee killed in Iraq.
An Onslow County jury has convicted a man of murder stemming from a 2002 shooting.
A new program in Kinston aims to help housing authority residents improve their lives.
A favorite fruit in eastern Carolina is ready to be plucked from the fields.
Five more people have been charged in with the death of a Pitt County boy.
He lived under a fake name for 27 years...not even his daughter knew.
It was a warm welcome home for one eastern Carolina Marine who just finished an eight month deployment in Iraq.
The former Archbishop of Canterbury was among the hundreds of people on hand for celebrations on the town of Bath Saturday.
The city of Greenville is cleaning things up this spring and could use your help.
A North Carolina fugitive on the run since 1977 has been caught.
Five young lives were tragically lost this week in Eastern Carolina.
A five- and seven-year-old will be laid to rest this weekend.
