The Outer Banks will lose over $227,000 from the cancellations of two USDA programs that purchased from local farmers and seafood producers.

Luther Grandy Hooper III, 69, of Avon faces three additional “indecent liberties with a child” charges, bringing the current total to seven.

North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein appointed Jennifer “Jenny” Wells of Kitty Hawk to the district court judge seat vacated by Edgar L. Barnes.

The owner of the SSA office building in Elizabeth City said he received a letter on Tuesday revoking the building lease cancellation.

The Dare Community Housing Task Force is eyeing federal land in Dare County for a potential future housing project.

The 16-year-old whom the Kill Devil Hills Police Department listed as a “missing/runaway juvenile” was found unharmed in Missouri.

The 34th annual Kelly’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Nags Head took place Sunday afternoon.

The Kill Devil Hills Police Department asks for any information the public may have on the location of Christian Jenkins, 16.

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A Wilmington U.S. Army Corps of Engineers office and the two SSA offices closest to the Outer Banks are among DOGE lease terminations.

An Avon man jailed on multiple charges of sexual crimes against a child now faces three more charges of indecent liberties with a child.

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Men from Kitty Hawk and Virginia Beach are charged with human trafficking in the case of a 15-year-old Harnett County girl found in Dare.

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

Officers with Dare County Sheriff’s Office arrested Luther Grandy Hooper III of Avon on multiple charges of sexual crimes against a child.

Parts of the Outer Banks on Wednesday saw a second significant snowfall in less than a month.

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The four Republican legislators representing the Outer Banks in Raleigh sponsored 106 bills in less than two weeks. Residents react.

About 600 people braved the cold Atlantic Ocean on Saturday by Jennette’s Pier in Nags Head to benefit local Special Olympics athletes.

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.