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    • Morehead City, NC (28557)

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      Cloudy with periods of rain and freezing rain. Low 29F. Winds N at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of precip 100%. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph..

      Tonight

      Cloudy with periods of rain and freezing rain. Low 29F. Winds N at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of precip 100%. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph.

      Updated: January 21, 2022 @ 6:32 pm

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GALLERY: Flooding in and around Morehead City from storm Jan 3

GALLERY: Flooding in and around Morehead City from storm Jan 3

  • Updated Jan 3, 2022
GALLERY: Journey to Bethlehem live nativity

GALLERY: Journey to Bethlehem live nativity

  • Dec 24, 2021
GALLERY: Yuletide glow lights up yards across Carteret County

GALLERY: Yuletide glow lights up yards across Carteret County

  • Updated Dec 16, 2021
GALLERY: Cloudy skies can’t keep away crowds for 2021 Morehead City Christmas Parade

GALLERY: Cloudy skies can’t keep away crowds for 2021 Morehead City Christmas Parade

  • Updated Dec 13, 2021
GALLERY: Newport’s Christmas parade brings holiday joy

GALLERY: Newport’s Christmas parade brings holiday joy

  • Updated Dec 8, 2021
GALLERY: Harker sworn in as mayor of Beaufort, 3 new faces join commission

GALLERY: Harker sworn in as mayor of Beaufort, 3 new faces join commission

  • Updated Dec 7, 2021
GALLERY: Crystal Coast celebrates holiday season with tree lightings

GALLERY: Crystal Coast celebrates holiday season with tree lightings

  • Updated Dec 6, 2021
GALLERY: Beaufort’s annual Christmas parade returns to Front Street to bring holiday cheer

GALLERY: Beaufort’s annual Christmas parade returns to Front Street to bring holiday cheer

  • Updated Dec 5, 2021

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  • Saturday wreck sends 2 to Greenville via helicopter
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  • Morehead City man wins $1M lottery prize on scratch-off bought at Handy Mart New Year’s Eve
  • Suspect kills 3 including child, shoots self outside Wilmington Food Lion
  • Officials report road flooding events due to high tides on the rise in Carteret County
  • NWS issues winter storm watch for Carteret County and eastern NC
  • US News and World Report recognizes top county schools
  • Onslow County man accepts plea in Rocky Run Road incident that left Swansboro Middle School teacher seriously injured
  • Newport house fire Wednesday night results in total loss
  • Carteret County reports highest positivity of pandemic at 23.5%

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  • EDITORIAL: Public engagement is needed for 2022 (35)
  • EDITORIAL: President’s leadership based on fearmongering (29)
  • EDITORIAL: President’s speech reveals another failed promise (29)
  • School board to discuss keeping masks optional at regular meeting Tuesday (20)
  • Carteret County reports highest positivity of pandemic at 23.5% (17)
  • Carteret adds 349 new COVID cases to count since Wednesday (16)
  • COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations on the rise in Carteret County again as omicron spreads (13)
  • Board of Education votes to keep masks optional in schools amid surge in COVID cases driven by omicron (13)
  • County health officials oppose BOE’s decision to keep masks optional in schools (11)
  • Officials report road flooding events due to high tides on the rise in Carteret County (10)
  • EDITORIAL: Insurance rate settlement is only a partial victory (9)
  • Carteret County reports 3 COVID deaths Wednesday, topping 100 fatalities since pandemic began (9)
  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The truth of what is shaping world events (9)
  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Who will be paying back these debts in the future? (8)
  • County schools to switch to remote learning Tuesday, Wednesday due to increase in COVID-19 cases (7)
  • White House launches website for free at-home rapid tests, announces plans to distribute free N95 masks (6)
  • Emerald Isle works to address concerns about damage to dunes and vegetation (5)
  • Flooding from coastal storm Monday leads to road closures, reports of some damage (5)
  • Curtain pulled back: Emails show a divided town board (5)
  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR:: The Rule of Law (5)
  • Environmental Management Commission may allow discharge into isolated wetlands and waters under proposed rules (4)
  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR: How many times? (4)
  • EDITORIAL: Boats and trailers - the next challenge (4)
  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Say yes, say no (4)
  • Commentary: Riverwatch reaching out to protect water quality (4)
  • US Senate candidate Budd visits Carteret County to meet with voters, talk campaign priorities (4)
  • One-way on the way: Downtown streets undergoing change (4)
  • Child fatality, protection teams address need for improved services to reduce deaths (3)
  • Emerald Isle board authorizes manager to seek state grant to help pay for moving WRC boat launch facility channel (3)
  • Improvements suggested: Historic District (3)
  • NC Ports receives federal grant to upgrade Radio Island rail facility (3)
  • EDITORIAL: Closure of classrooms provides opportunities (3)
  • Newport council appoints Jeanne Benedict, wife of late Councilman Bob Benedict, to finish out term (3)
  • Cape Carteret not ready for deal to accept Golfin’ Dolphin Drive as public street (3)
  • In nation at war with itself, one town tries cup of civility (2)
  • Cooper signs new order pushing state toward electric vehicles (2)
  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR: They need to be careful with what they demand (2)
  • Commentary: The other prophet at ‘the March’ (2)
  • County commissioners adopt draft CAMA land-use plan update (2)
  • Cape Carteret to officially open new trail segment Wednesday morning (2)
  • Goodbye 'godsend': Expiration of child tax credits hits home (2)
  • EDITORIAL: Democrat’s map expert draws questionable lines (2)
  • Kim Potter guilty of manslaughter in Daunte Wright's death (1)
  • 2 N. Carolina justices won't step away from voter ID case (1)
  • Biden all but concedes defeat on voting, election bills (1)
  • Former West volleyball standout Tulevech helps lead Lafayette seniors to banner campaign (1)
  • CCC truck driving program gets boost to help students through scholarship donation (1)
  • NC reports record COVID-19 cases, raising hospital concerns (1)
  • Home COVID tests to be covered by insurers starting Saturday (1)
  • NC groups offer help to pets suffering outside in the cold (1)
  • Biden talks sanctions, Putin warns of rupture over Ukraine (1)
  • New laws take effect across US on abortion, policing, taxes (1)
  • PAWS opens for funds ... and for fun (1)
  • New Peletier commissioner wants town to develop its own land-use plan (1)
  • Russia moves more troops westward amid Ukraine tensions (1)
  • Judge allows video release in Black man's shooting death (1)
  • Marine officer blames bad information for sinking tragedy (1)
  • Eased leave rules seek to get more NC employees in schools (1)
  • NC Congressman Cawthorn, wife seek divorce after a year of marriage (1)
  • Voting bill collapses, Democrats unable to change filibuster (1)
  • Commissioners maintain area: Planning board suggestion was to deny expansion (1)
  • Commentary: Alternative patterns offered for one way (1)
  • EPA moves to crack down on dangerous coal ash storage ponds (1)
  • N. Carolina lawmakers meet to debate, vote on primary delay (1)
  • Institute of Marine Sciences seeks artist proposals for mural design on Morehead City building (1)
  • Felony charges are 1st in a fatal crash involving Autopilot (1)
  • Chicago mayor, teachers still at odds over COVID protocols (1)
  • Biden's economic challenge: Finding workers and goods (1)
  • CDC warns against cruises, regardless of vaccination status (1)
  • N. Korea fires fresh missiles in response to US sanctions (1)
  • Study nixes Mars life in meteorite found in Antarctica (1)
  • Emerald Isle board to receive channel relocation report, hold hearing on new dunes and vegetation protection rules (1)
  • Supreme Court halts COVID-19 vaccine rule for US businesses (1)
  • Biden to back filibuster changes to push voting rights bill (1)
  • Cooper signs new order pushing state toward electric vehicles (1)
  • Social workers' field safety remains concern after killing (1)
  • Cuomo won't be charged for touching trooper at racetrack (1)
  • Can a Christian flag fly at City Hall? The Supreme Court will have to decide (1)
  • EPA agrees to probe NC permitting of hog operations near minority populations (1)
  • Pat McElraft announces she’s not running for reelection to the General Assembly in 2022 (1)
  • Parents selling children shows desperation of Afghanistan (1)
  • Decades of DOD efforts fail to stamp out bias, extremism (1)
  • Gunman kills 4 in shooting spree across Denver area, Police say (1)
  • State elections board wants candidate filing to resume Feb. 24 (1)
  • Cape Carteret land-use plan inches toward final approval by July 1 (1)
  • Applications open for NCDOT initiative providing free bicycle helmets (1)
  • Sen. Sanderson hails adoption of first state budget since 2017 as big accomplishment (1)
  • Asheville homeless camp cleared; 'no idea' what comes next (1)
  • US announces $308 million in aid for Afghans as crisis grows (1)
  • Supreme Court skeptical of Biden's workplace vaccine rule (1)
  • NCDOT pauses most state roadway projects for holiday travel (1)
  • Before pullout, watchdog warned of Afghan air force collapse (1)

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