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.

Looking ahead to the 2013 hurricane season which is just over a month away, the National Weather Service says, much like last year, they expect this season to produce 12 to 13 named storms.

A bit of light, freezing rain will be possible early Friday. Isolated slick spots may develop around sunrise.

A strong cold front will move through the area this evening and into Friday morning. A few storms will be possible with much chillier air to follow.

The National Weather Service is considering how it issues severe weather watches and warnings.

Friday marked the last day of a busy Atlantic hurricane season with 19 named storms well above the average 12 named storms a season. Ten became hurricanes.

Crews from the N.C. Department of Transportation are looking at the impacts of the nor'easter on parts of N.C. Highway 12 that were already damaged by Hurricane Sandy.

A coastal storm is developing off our coast and passing by our coast today, strengthening in to a strong Nor'easter off the New England coast by late tonight into Thursday.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg says that fully resolving the shortages at gas stations could take a few days.

A group of 18 volunteers from the Eastern Red Cross region packed up vehicles Thursday morning to head to New York.

State officials have activated an emergency ferry route between Stumpy Point and Rodanthe to assist residents trying to return to Hatteras Island.

The massive storm that started out as Hurricane Sandy slammed into the East Coast and morphed into a huge and problematic system, putting more than 8.5 million homes and businesses in the dark and causing more than 50 deaths in the U.S.

WITN News Anchor April Davis' friend Kim Kane is one of the lucky New Yorkers with power and called in to speak with April and Dave Jordan on WITN News at 11 Tuesday.

Residents impacted by Hurricane Sandy along the Outer Banks will soon see more response heading their way.

Twenty-four people spent the night on Portsmouth Island off Carteret County, after getting stranded there by Hurricane Sandy. Among them was Gordon Deno, the Emergency Management Coordinator for Wilson County.

Gov. Beverly Perdue has declared a state of emergency for western North Carolina due to the threat of a winter storm that's expected to dump up to a foot of snow on the region thanks to Hurricane Sandy.

The Department of Social Services office on Caratoke Highway will open at 7:00 p.m. Those needing transportation to the shelter should call 911.

Rain continues to fall across Eastern Carolina.

While no major damage has been reported as of 11 p.m. Saturday, there are some reports of trees down, power outages and road issues.

The bridge remains open at this time.

We will update this story with any cancellations and delays as they become available.

With much of the Eastern Seaboard in the path of a rare behemoth storm, governors in the nation's most densely populated corridor declared states of emergency and residents contemplated whether to heed dire warnings of torrential rain, high winds and up to 2 feet of snow.

Douglas Jumper choked up as he described the long, slow recovery in his central Pennsylvania town from last year's historic flooding caused by Hurricane Irene and the remnants of Tropical Storm Lee.

Craven County Emergency Services Director Stanley Kite says the county is prepared to open shelters if needed.

Hyde County officials say there is still some standing water on the island, but most structures escaped damage from Hurricane Sandy.