Some churches are cancelling services Sunday because of the weather.

Plenty of people are enjoying the snow and sharing their pictures with WITN.

A home-school student from the east won her category in the 2013 North Carolina aviation art contest.

Dare County plans an oceanfront park near turtles and shorebird nesting areas.

A meteor streaked across the sky above Russia's Ural Mountains on Friday morning, causing sharp explosions and injuring more than 400 people.

You may know someone with a big heart, but you probably haven't seen one the size of the whale heart that is on display now in Beaufort.

Smartphones have made our lives easier, but for some, they are much more than that. We visited with a visually impaired man in LaGrange using apps to basically see things that he can't.

Flower and gifts shops in the east have been busy getting ready for Valentine's Day.

Jeff Charles has undergone three major operations and months of chemotherapy, but Wednesday night "The Voice of the Pirates" returned to the airwaves for the first since he was diagnosed with colon cancer just two months ago.

This week's "Black History" report focuses on a recent play at ECU all about shining the spotlight on inventions by black people.

While Afghan officials are welcoming the announcement by President Barack Obama that half of America's 66,000 troops in Afghanistan will be brought home within a year, some Afghan citizens are concerned.

Lady Gaga says she's "heartsick" to postpone four shows after sustaining an injury that's left her unable to walk.

Rapper DMX has been arrested in northwestern South Carolina for driving without a license.

North Carolina lawmakers are moving closer to a change in state law that could send women to prison for going topless in public.

A bill intended to settle a legal fight in North Carolina over an unusual New Year's Eve tradition involving an opossum has cleared a hurdle.

The North Carolina House is unanimously backing efforts to increase criminal penalties for people who disrupt a funeral or memorial service in response to an anti-gay Kansas church picketing military funerals nationwide.

The East Carolina University Student Media program has a new director following some controversial decisions over the past year.

The Sanitary Fish Market along the Morehead City waterfront is celebrating 75-years in business.

A Montana television station's regular programming was interrupted by news of a zombie apocalypse.

One car dealer in the east is being recognized for his industry accomplishments and community efforts as the 2013 TIME "Dealer of the Year."

A rocket carrying an Earth-observing satellite has launched on a mission to track changes to the planet's natural resources.

A criminal investigation is under way after a hacker apparently accessed private photos and emails sent between members of the Bush family.

Debra Saunders-White was named Friday as the 11th leader of North Carolina Central University, a historically black university in Durham.

Female ROTC Cadets at ECU and leaders of the program are reacting to the end of the ban of women in combat.

Raising awareness and money was the goal of a national fundraising effort that took place this afternoon in Greenville