Brandon Truitt
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Family of Marine whose name Walter B. Jones cleared speak at funeral
The funeral for Congressman Walter B. Jones might almost seem normal from the outside, with prayers and eulogies honoring his life. → Read More
Hundreds pay respects to Congressman Walter B. Jones at Greenville funeral
In a full St. Peter Catholic Church, rays of comfort shined on those who attended Congressman Walter B. Jones’ funeral in Greenville Thursday. → Read More
Public visitation for Congressman Walter B. Jones underway in Greenville
U.S. Congressman Walter B. Jones will be laid to rest this week. → Read More
Town Creek Culvert project to close parts of Fifth Street, Reade Circle
The Town Creek Culvert construction project is ready to move into its next phase, one that is likely to cause headaches for Greenville driver → Read More
Event aims to celebrate Casey Hathaway, community who helped search
Nearly a week after three-year-old Casey Hathaway was found alive in Ernul, the community who helped search for him is planning to celebrate his life. → Read More
One-On-One: Sheriff Chip Hughes reflects on search for missing toddler
Tuesday marks one week to the day since a toddler in Craven County first went missing. → Read More
Raleigh police officer shot; 1 suspect in custody, manhunt underway for 2nd
A Raleigh police officer was shot Wednesday night while attempting to apprehend a suspect, according to the police department. → Read More
Kinston 'pins' new police officers into department
On Wednesday, the Kinston Police Department swore in ten officers into the department. → Read More
2018 Yearender: Political stories across North Carolina
This time, WNCT's Brandon Truitt recaps some of the top political stories and highlights from local and state government. → Read More
Kinston holds vigil in wake of shootings over past week
The city of Kinston held a vigil Thursday after seven shootings occurred over the past week. → Read More
Thousands expected to visit Mumfest, boost New Bern business
Thousands of visitors are expected to flock to New Bern for Mumfest this weekend. → Read More
Gov. Cooper responds to housing assistance questions in Beaufort County visit
Gov. Roy Cooper visited the disaster recovery center in Washington Thursday afternoon, where he spoke with emergency services leaders and victims of Florence. → Read More
Two men charged in connection to 2014 Greenville homicide
Two men are now facing murder charges in connection to a 2014 homicide in Greenville. → Read More
FIRST ON 9: Camp Lejeune marine dies in motorcycle accident
A Camp Lejeune Marine died after a motorcycle accident Saturday evening on Old Folkstone Road in Sneads Ferry. → Read More
Florence Aftermath: Mosquitoes soar after storm's flooding in Pitt County
We expect mosquitoes after a hurricane, but it’s so bad Governor Roy Cooper is issuing millions of dollars to help control the problem. → Read More
Applying for FEMA assistance following Florence
As communities continue to clean up after Hurricane Florence many home and business owners are in need of assistance. → Read More
Applying for FEMA assistance following Florence
As communities continue to clean up after Hurricane Florence many home and business owners are in need of assistance. → Read More
Hidden History: Authentic Hispanic food, just around the corner
Whether dining at Anita's or Villa Verde, fresh, flavored, authentic food is served on every dish. → Read More
Tickets move quickly for ECU, UNC football game
Tickets are going quickly for the ECU football game against UNC this weekend, with the potential for a sell-out. → Read More
Federal court throws out North Carolina congressional map
Federal judges have affirmed their earlier decision striking North Carolina's congressional districts as unconstitutional because Republicans drew them with excessive partisanship, after the U.S. Supreme Court ordered the case be re-examined. → Read More