Daniel Pullen News Today

U.S. National Park Service officials say an unoccupied house has collapsed into the Atlantic Ocean along North Carolina's Outer Banks.

FOR THE PIONEERS of Clallam County, life was hard. Living was difficult. Getting enough food was not easy. Traveling was treacherous. You most likely were on your own when there were medical needs.

Erosion on the Outer Banks, and Hatteras Island in particular, is nothing new. It’s a sandbar after all, a constantly shifting barrier island that acts to protect the mainland from the impact of coastal storms. But a section of Rodanthe is quickly disappearing.

Baseball, music, a market and more are coming to the Outer Banks this weekend and next week.

Here's a look at what's happening on the Outer Banks this coming week (and beyond).

Efforts are underway to bring a new Futuro House to Hatteras Island after a fire destroyed Frisco's popular roadside attraction on Oct. 19.

East Coast surfers dust off the cobwebs in fun-enough hurricane surf — with more to come.

September ushers in a special kind of surf mania on the East Coast

Twisted in legend and the birth of the nation, the oldest grapevine in North America still grows on Roanoke Island.

A neighborhood of vacation homes off the coast of North Carolina has become a symbol of the effects of rising oceans.