Damaging winds and likely tornadoes spun out from the storm, including one in Bertie County that tragically killed two people and sent about a dozen others to the hospital.

Two children and their mother who were believed to have been missing after a tornado destroyed a mobile home park all have been found safe.

To be clear, I didn’t want to tell you guys until we were out of the woods. I didn’t want to cause unnecessary alarm.

North Carolina State Fair organizers say the cancellation is due to COVID-19, which they have been monitoring since March.

North Carolina State Highway Patrol Trooper Colby Pridgen was helping the family who were broke down along a busy highway in Johnston County.

The coronavirus pandemic has touched us here at WTOC. Reporter and Sports Anchor Lyndsey Gough has been battling the virus for several weeks and is in the hospital.

Governor Brian Kemp extended Georgia’s executive order that was set to expire on Wednesday. The new order will be in effect until July 31 at 11:59 p.m. and has changes that impact cities and counties with mask mandates in place.

Asheville City Council unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday night to provide reparations to black residents and their descendants.

A man kayaking the Waccamaw River over the weekend had a close encounter with an alligator.

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced that North Carolina schools will reopen in August under “Plan B,” allowing both in-person and remote learning.

A pediatric neurosurgeon at Novant Health, performed a landmark surgery to remove a rare brain tumor from a 2-year-old.

As the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in South Carolina continues to increase, communities across the state are meeting to discuss possible ordinances requiring people to wear face masks in public places.