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4 hospitalized after SUV flips in two-vehicle Greenville crash
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - All lanes of a major Greenville road are back open after a Monday morning crash. Around 8 a.m., Greenville Fire/Rescue was called to a two-vehicle crash at 505 Greenville Boulevard SE, in front of Urgent Care Down East. Once there, crews found an SUV flipped onto...
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It Sounds Crazy, But Groceries, Gas, And Rent Are All Shockingly Cheap In This North Carolina Town
Somewhere between the big city dreams and the crushing weight of a rent payment that makes you question every life decision, there’s a town in eastern North Carolina quietly doing things right. Tarboro is that town, and once you hear what it’s offering, you might start reconsidering where you’ve...
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Update: Authorities confirm identity of 12-year-old killed in Ayden crash
A 12-year-old girl who was lying on Ayden Golf Club Road in the early morning on Nov. 1 was struck and killed by a vehicle near N.C. 102, the State Highway Patrol reported. Authorities later identified the her as Henners Gonzalez, a student at Ayden Middle School. Few details have been available from authorities about the incident. The patrol said it responded to the scene about 4:48 a.m. after a call about a crash involving a pedestrian east of town. Reports said Gonzalez was lying in the northbound travel lane when she was struck by a vehicle traveling north, the patrol said. She was pronounced dead at the scene. No charges are anticipated against the driver and the investigation is ongoing, the patrol said. Ayden Middle School Principal Jeremiah Miller announced on the school’s Facebook page Monday that a sixth grade student had been killed in an accident the morning of Nov. 1, although he did not provide more specific details. “We are saddened by the loss to our school community,” Miller wrote. “Our school has a Crisis Intervention Team made up of professionals trained to help with the needs of students, parents, and school personnel at difficult times such
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Police and first responders respond to incident with bike and truck on Arlington Blvd
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - First responders and police responded Monday afternoon to an incident with a bike and truck on Arlington Blvd. WITN was at the scene near J.H. Rose High School and saw the bike underneath the truck. One person was taken away by ambulance. WITN has reached out...
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Traffic lights out at Red Banks Road, Arlington Boulevard intersection
What is the current status of the traffic lights at Red Banks Road and Arlington Boulevard?. What instructions did Greenville Police give to drivers navigating the intersection?. Why are the traffic lights out at Red Banks Road and Arlington Boulevard?. The Greenville Police Department is asking drivers to avoid the...
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ECU Police announce unexpected death of K-9
An East Carolina University Police Department explosives detection dog died unexpectedly and was found Monday morning by her handler, the department announced. Brixi was an 8-year-old german shepherd and a member of the department since 2025, a news release said. Prior to her work with ECU, she worked for the U.S. State Department. According to ECU Police Chief Jason Sugg, Brixi had worked an athletic event Sunday and had no previous medical issues. Her handler, Officer Daniel Folk, checked on her around midnight and found her doing well, but discovered she had died in her bed at approximately 6:00 a.m., Sugg said. “Our condolences go out to her handler, Officer Daniel Folk and his family. Brixi was well loved as part of the Folk and ECUPD families,” Sugg said in the release. There are no indications of foul play or negligence, and Brixi was immediately transported to Raleigh for a necropsy through the North Carolina Department of Agriculture’s diagnostic laboratory system to confirm the cause of death, which could take up to six weeks, the department said. This death comes about five months after a Pitt County Sheriff's Office K-9 died after being left in a car by her handler,