Carteret County News

It all started when lightning struck the Grace Wesleyan Church in Harkers Island .

No one died on Onslow or Carteret county roads during the holiday weekend. Coming off a very deadly June - which saw nine traffic fatalities in Onslow County - local and state law enforcement agencies were out ...

Hey, read the rules! Pages of charred photographs, piles of bricks and burnt pilings is all that remains of Free Grace Weslyan Church on Harkers Island.

Hey, read the rules! A 2 year old is dead after authorities say he drowned in a pool.

The Fourth of July weekend was busy in more ways than one for the Emerald Isle Police Department.

Cut into a Bogue Sound watermelon and you'll savor a treat that has been enjoyed for generations.

After the summer has passed and the last Bogue Sound watermelon of the season has been eaten, Carteret County farmer Billy Guthrie will have a new project on his mind.

The newly opened ABC store in Cape Carteret keeps the customer and community in mind.

The 4th of July is a time to celebrate with friends and family but not everyone does that in a responsible way.

The Shelofsky family of New Jersey is spending their Fourth of July vacation along the Crystal Coast, but the beach wasn't their only destination while in North Carolina.

A former Carteret County commissioner is back on the campaign trail. Bettie Bell of Mill Creek filed Friday as a candidate for the District 4 seat on the Carteret County Board of Commissioners after a ...

A Warrenton man is facing charges after authorities say he cut a Morehead City man's neck Sunday night.

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A Hillsboro man was killed Saturday morning in a crash on the Intracoastal Waterway between mile markers 27 and 28, near Broad Creek in Carteret County.

Mount Olive College wants to expand its classroom space and programs in New Bern, and college officials will make a decision in the next few months about how it will happen, the president said this week.

In Beaufort this weekend it's all about the numbers. The 48th annual Beaufort Old Homes Tour and Antiques Show and Sale is marked for a seventh-consecutive year as one of the Southeast Tourism Society's Top 20 ...

Proposed tightening of the state's coastal stormwater rules has developers up in arms, yet environmentalists say the new regulations are needed to preserve water quality.

The July 1 transition of the Salter Path Fire Department to a municipal department hasn't been a quiet one.

The end of dictator Manuel Noriega of Panama began on the shores of eastern North Carolina with two New Bern men and a Carteret County man playing major roles, but the men did not know it at the time.

The Carteret County Sheriff's Office say their name is in the middle of a possible scam.