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Shop local this holiday season at five fashionable Outer Banks boutiques offering every kind of style, from kitzy beach to high-end chic.

Gardens of the Cross Timbers: Outer Banks to Oklahoma

Another piece of the complex beach nourishment puzzle has been put in place, as federal regulators have granted approval to four northern Outer Banks towns to have sand from offshore pumped onto their beaches starting next spring.

A wildlife official says a manatee found stranded on the North Carolina coast on Thursday has died. First reported by Outer Banks Today, the nearly 10-foot

It was the first-ever stranding of a live manatee in North Carolina, said Karen Clark, coordinator with the state’s Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education.

Rescue teams tried to help a manatee that washed up on the beach of Kill Devil Hills Thursday morning, but the sea cow didn't survive.

NEWPORT NEWS — Denbigh’s beloved barber, Kent Gary Smith, 77, lost his battle with cancer on October 12, 2021 with his family by his side. He was born in…

The contractor who handled a beach nourishment project along Buxton four years ago has been selected for upcoming work off several of the northern beach towns after submitting the lowest bid.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has decided to sue Google. Brace yourselves for a lifetime of irrelevance.

Standing up for the little folks usually is a stand-up thing to do. But this? This is dangerous. This might be the worst idea Yost has had since, well, since last week, when he released a video of himself burning a surgical mask to the tune of "Fire," and then made matters incalculably worse by referring to Jimi Hendrix as "Jim." Now, Yost is asking a court to declare Google a public utility that should be regulated as such. "Google uses its dominance of internet search to steer Ohioans to Goog...