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ECSU Could Lose Aid For Not Reporting Crimes
Elizabeth City State University could face the loss of federal financial aid as well as nearly $4.4 million in fines for not reporting more than 120 crimes as required by law.
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ECU Hosts Hurricane Conference
Emergency management agencies from all over the east, and National Weather Service members discussed what we can expect this hurricane season during a conference Wednesday at ECU.
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US, Israel Raise Hopes For Mideast Peace Restart
The United States and Israel are raising hopes for a restart of the Middle East peace process after more than four years of hardly any talks.
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Boy Scout Leaders To Vote On Lifting Gay Ban
The national council of the Boy Scouts of America is deciding whether to change the group's long-standing ban on openly gay boys.
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Florida Surgeons Remove Tiger's Basketball-Sized Hairball
It's not unusual for a cat to get a hairball, but a 400-pound tiger needed help from veterinary surgeons in Florida when he couldn't hack up a basketball-size hairball by himself.
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Anthony Weiner Launches Bid To Become NYC Mayor
Anthony Weiner officially announced he's in the New York mayoral race.
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IRS Official Lerner: "I Did Nothing Wrong"
The IRS official at the center of the storm over the agency's targeting of conservative groups has told Congress she did nothing wrong and has invoked her constitutional right to not answer lawmakers' questions.
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Greene Middle School Repairs Nearly Complete After 2011Tornado
Greene County Middle School was wiped out by a tornado a couple years ago. Repairs are nearly complete, and students and staff are excited to finally be back in their school this fall.
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Bertie County Man Empathizes With Oklahoma Tornado Victims
A man we spoke to in Bertie County who lived through the largest tornado outbreak in state history in 2011is watching the devastation in Oklahoma with empathy for those who died and those left to rebuild.
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Nash County Man Wins $100,000 In Scratch Off Game
Its not a 600-million dollar jackpot, but one local lottery player got lucky over the weekend.
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From Couch To 5K, Pitt Retiree Determined To Get Fit
We all make New Year's resolutions. By February, many of us have failed. Melonie Bryan of Pitt County is still going strong as she continues her goal of getting fit.
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How To Help Tornado Victims
There are several ways you can help the victims of the tornadoes in Oklahoma, Texas, and Kansas.
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WOMAN ON TRUMP: "Somebody Had To Stand Up To Him"
An 87-year-old woman who alleges Donald Trump cheated her in a bait-and-switch scheme has told jurors she had qualms about suing the developer-turned-TV star given his power and influence.
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Majority Of Number Combos Picked For Powerball Pot
Powerball is a game of numbers, and lottery officials say the majority of possible combinations have already been purchased ahead of Saturday night's near-historic $600 million drawing.
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2-Year-Old Shoots Self After Finding Dad's Gun
A 2-year-old boy is recovering after Randolph County deputies say he found a handgun inside his home, put it in his mouth, and the weapon fired.
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Ayden Restaurant #2 On National Geographic's 10 Best BBQ Joints List
A national magazine publication named a Pitt County restaurant on its list of the 10 Best BBQ Joints in America.
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Duplin Co. Neighbors Raise Thousands Of Dollars For Baby With Cancer
The Kenansville community in Duplin County is coming together to help a family pay medical bills for a baby girl with brain cancer.
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$600 Million Jackpot Largest Powerball Prize Ever
Powerball officials say the jackpot has climbed to an estimated $600 million, making it the largest prize in the game's history and the world's second largest lottery prize.
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Pamlico Co. Church Needs Help Finishing Repairs From Hurricane Irene Damage
As we face the start of another hurricane season in just a couple of weeks, some in the east are still rebuilding after hurricane Irene nearly two years ago. A Pamlico County church is looking for some help.
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Connecticut Officials: Commuter Trains Collide Outside NYC, 60 Hurt
Gov. Malloy: 60 transported to hospitals after Conn. train crash, 5 critical, 1 very critical.
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Problems Persist For Hatteras Inlet
Shifting sand continues to cause problems to get the Hatteras-Ocracoke ferries back on their original route.
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Greenville Tea Party Leader Reacts To IRS Scandal
Greenville Tea Party leader Diane Rufino says the local group was not targeted, but she believes what happened across the country with other conservative groups is criminal.
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Swansboro Combining Police & Fire Chief Jobs
The search is on for a new top official in Swansboro as the town is combining the post of police and fire chief.
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First Phase Of Safe Routes To School Project In New Bern Complete
A group of students at a New Bern school will have a safer way to walk to school.
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Quadriplegic Greenville Woman Seeks Help For Service Dog
A Greenville woman who is a quadriplegic is traveling hundreds of miles to help her service dog get a stem cell procedure.
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