Reports of sick raccoons around the Outer Banks began last summer. Current complaints of the deadly canine distemper virus vary by agency.

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A flyer 3 Tequilas staff in Kill Devil Hills said they found on their door last week led to outrage that turned into a show of support.

The first homes in a much-contested cluster home development project in Wanchese will likely be ready this summer.

Outer Banks law enforcement agencies' over 40 automated license plate recognition systems record images of all passing vehicular traffic.

The 34th annual birthday celebration for Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Manteo included a sermon, musical performances and a lunch.

The Dare Community Housing Task Force has been selected to participate in the “Our State, Our Homes” program led by UNC-Chapel Hill.

North Carolina is in a ‘foster care crisis,’ a nonprofit says. Outer Banks families and agencies share their experiences.

Five nonprofit organizations working on projects in Dare and Currituck counties received a total of $60,000 in grants from Dominion Energy.

The license plate agency in Manteo will close on Tuesday, Dec. 31. Contract operator applications are accepted through that date.

The father of the 2-year-old who died in a fiery fatal vehicle collision last week is expected to recover.

The small sailboat students at Manteo Middle School are building is almost ready for its launch in the Atlantic Ocean.

Residents who trace their roots to the Indigenous people of the Outer Banks invite volunteers to help clean up the Scarborough Cemetery.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Oct. 2 began removing petroleum-contaminated soils from the former Buxton Naval Facility site.

Edenton residents' frustrations with the condition of the SAGA-owned historic Hotel Hinton have boiled over in multiple meetings.

Longstanding legends of the Outer Banks now have their own interactive GIS map.

Dare County’s top two law enforcement officials will no longer retire Dec. 1, as planned.

The Kill Devil Hills Police Department seeks the public’s assistance in identifying a person in an ongoing scam and larceny investigation.

Dominion Energy customers in North Carolina will see temporarily lower electric bills starting in November, following a recent ruling.

Dare County residents on Tuesday afternoon spoke in favor of reinstating protections for Jockey's Ridge State Park.