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The rain didn’t stop customers Friday night from supporting local bars and taverns that have been closed almost an entire year.

The City of Jacksonville says tests on water wells for per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) indicate that three out of the 30 water system source wells revealed a trace amount of PFAS.

A local soup kitchen has received a huge donation from employees of an area business.

As the state lifts the stay-at-home order on Friday, Health care workers on the front-lines of this pandemic are urging the community to be vigilant and continue practicing the 3 W’s.

Of nearly 3,000 flu tests administered in North Carolina last week, only one came back positive.

The Pitt County Sheriff’s Office says a second suspect has been arrested and charged with first degree murder in the shooting death last month of Marshayla Pasley that also injured her child.

The bill, which easily passed both chambers of the General Assembly, would have required school districts to provide classroom instruction for those who wanted it.

NCAE is the state’s largest education advocacy organization for public school employees and represents active, retired, and student members.

Kaiser Family Foundation ranks North Carolina as first in the nation for vaccinating the largest share of its 65 and older population at 49%.

Homeowners living in the Clarks Neck Fire District could see lower insurance rates.

It happened just before 10:00 p.m. at Captain Buck’s Convenient Store outside of Pantego.

Roanoke Rapids police say it happened around 11:40 a.m. at the Walmart just off I-95.

City crews were clearing a ditch near Ellis Boulevard and White Street when they saw a body in the woods next to a creek.

Indoor bars will be able to have up to 30% of their occupancy for customers.

Col. Glenn McNeill has served as Highway Patrol commander since his appointment three years ago.

Rivers will continue to rise to moderate and major flood stage over the weekend

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From the military to the battlegrounds of the COVID-19 pandemic, Emergency Department Nurse Ron Hickman has seen it all.

Finn says they have been okay and have the equipment necessary.

The 10:00 p.m. curfew has been in place since December 8th.

Kinston is a quiet town, but like everywhere else, the virus is wreaking havoc. Nurse Lisa Shirey takes on some difficult conversations to hike with patients up the seemingly insurmountable foe that is COVID-19.

Volunteers say Spooky was found as a stray and they think he’s about a year old.

Alison Quebedeaux in the food and nutrition department at CarolinaEast says they still serve about 1,000 meals per day.

Some Winterville railroad crossings could be closed for two to five days depending on the maintenance work needed.

North Carolina Republican lawmakers should begin redrawing maps this fall, only a few months before the state’s primaries in March of 2022.

The “School of Flying Fish” mural is the first outdoor mural on Greenville city property, and was approved by city council last September.

Swansboro High School is now allowed to play their spring sports on Camp Lejeune’s base.

A cat that went astray about 15 years ago has been reunited, older and maybe wiser, with its owner.

Onslow County is reporting significant progress in its vaccine rollout, saying case among the population most likely to die from the virus has been cut in half.

The airstrikes were announced by Pentagon spokesman John Kirby, who said the action was authorized by President Joe Biden.