Archive - Apr 3, 2007

Almost all of us have had a complaint with a business, a product, or a service. To what extent do you go to get the problem corrected and when do you just let the problem slide? Full story...

Camp Lejeune unveiled a state-of-the-art training facility Tuesday. The 29-acre urban terrain practice field is modeled after real towns in Iraq and Afghanistan. Full story...

It seems every day more brands are added to the recall list. As the recall spreads so does confusion for pet owners. Full story...

The military is investigating the death of a North Carolina-based Marine who died over the weekend in Iraq. Full story...

Childhood obesity is a growing problem across the country. And locally Brunswick County school administrators are trying to keep kids healthy and fit by making big changes in cafeterias. But healthy food isn't cheap. County school administrators say it's simple. An apple a day, or other healthy alternatives, will make a big difference for students in and out of the classroom. Full story...

The Wrightsville Police Department may be able to prosecute drug offenders faster. Full story...

A plan presented to state lawmakers says North Carolina should have ten percent of its liquid fuels come from plants grown and produced in the state by the year 2017. Full story...

State officials and environmentalists say a sewage treatment plant and other development could halt expansion of a 7,700-acre coastal nature preserve. Full story...

The hurricane forecasting team at Colorado State University is suggesting that people living on the southeast coast should make plans for a stormy summer. Full story...

The block between Market and Princess is open in both directions. And that section is now two-way, so be sure to look for the double lines and watch for oncoming cars. Full story...

The House agreed unanimously today to abolish a state surplus property panel that has been unable to generate a single sale since it was formed nearly three years ago. Full story...

More young people in North Carolina engaged in binge drinking than voted during recent presidential elections. Full story...