Its been an amazing show of support by the people across Eastern Carolina for the Hurricane Katrina victims, and nowhere was that seen more than at Saturday's ECU football game.

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Local military is moving in to help Hurricane Katrina victims.

So that everybody can get gas, some stations are limiting the amount of fuel you can buy.

Triple A of the Carolinas projects travel over the Labor Day weekend will be down.

Greene County Schools say they may have to close schools temporarily.

High gas prices can't stop the State Highway Patrol.

The lines are painted on and the Pirates are ready to take the field!

The two pipelines that ship most of North Carolina's gasoline from Texas and Louisiana are getting back on line a little faster than expected.

One Beaufort County gas station is rationing its gas.

There are several contributing factors to the price hike.

The Red Cross is asking for only money to help Katrina's victims.

People making minimum wage or just above are struggling with high gas prices.

Marines from New River Air Station are heading to areas ravaged by Katrina.

More charges have been filed against Steven Alan Russell.

Rumors about gas stations closing across the state are NOT true, according to Governor's office.

We need your help to monitor gas prices!

The governor is calling on Tarheel residents to conserve gas.

Some local Marines will head to the hurricane ravaged areas of the Gulf Coast.

The Morehead City port is getting busier because the port in New Orleans is out of commission.

Several businesses are serving as drop-off points for items to send to hurricane ravaged areas.

Governor Easley signed the lottery bill into law Wednesday.

Watching the coverage of Hurricane Katrina can take a mental toll.

A tractor-trailer hit a train at the same railroad crossing where a similar accident occurred a few weeks ago.

Here's how you can help the victims of Hurricane Katrina.