Gorgeous beaches that look perfect for new vacation houses, already have a home, the famed wild horses of Corolla.

Rah-rah sis boom bah, the battle of the Pitt County cheerleaders has begun in Greenville.

Craven County authorities say they have busted up a fairly large methamphetamine lab near Harlow.

The Tarheel State finally has an approved state budget, which Governor Mike Easley signed Saturday.

Wilson Police are investigating an early morning shooting.

A Mount Olive woman has now been charged with statutory rape.

It started with a flag raising and a cannon blast, but its teachings could last a lifetime.

The shining sun was a call to all car lovers to get out there and polish their prized possessions.

If you like to eat on the wild side... we know of the perfect place for you.

The ban has been removed for billboards that advertise liquor, by a State Commissioner, after it was decided the ban wasn't Constitutional.

It's been two years since Isabel hit Hyde County, but many are now just getting on their feet and just in time with Irene heading this way.

Last year, the ferry system scrambled to get visitors off the islands when Hurricane Alex rolled through.

Police were searching for a little girl, who was in the custody of a suspected sex offender.

One of the busiest beaches on our coast was packed Friday.

Nicholas Paul Ragani faces a charge of statutory rape.

One couple knows exactly what comes with living along the water, especially when a storm hits.

A local winery is celebrating their success.

Preparation is key to weathering a hurricane.

Thursday, the North Carolina Forest Service was checking things out in the event of a storm.

It's something you may want to purchase when vacationing during the height of hurricane season.

North Carolina political leaders are fighting for FA-18 Hornet jet squadrons.

The electronic voting machines have been put away.

A Craven County deputy pled guilty to stealing a weedeater.

Bridge work in Onslow County is going to tie up traffic.

The mosquito borne virus has been detected in Currituck and Camden Counties.