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Outer Banks towns sue state over provision in state budget - Vimarsana News

Outer Banks towns sue state over provision in state budget

Six Outer Banks towns have sued the State of North Carolina. They say a county-specific provision of the state budget usurps their ability to govern their towns.

Michael Smolens: Strategies move forward on managing sea-level rise. They're not easy. - Vimarsana News

Michael Smolens: Strategies move forward on managing sea-level rise. They're not easy.

Plans to adapt to relentless shoreline erosion range from government buying homes to trying to make the coast more resilient

License plate readers are coming to Nags Head - Vimarsana News

License plate readers are coming to Nags Head

Nags Head will soon join other law enforcement agencies on the Outer Banks in using automated license plate recognition technology. Area officers say the technology is helping them solve crime and locate missing persons.

Jury finds Buckman guilty on all counts, penalty phase of first-degree murder trial to start Monday - Vimarsana News

Jury finds Buckman guilty on all counts, penalty phase of first-degree murder trial to start Monday

MANTEO — A Dare County Superior Court jury has found prison inmate Wisezah Datawn Buckman guilty of all charges, including four counts of first-degree murder, in the deadliest prison escape

Coastal News Today | NC - Dream of a Rodanthe beach house ends with a short sale and, soon, demolition - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | NC - Dream of a Rodanthe beach house ends with a short sale and, soon, demolition

The National Park Service has purchased a pair of crumbling oceanfront homes on the northern end of Rodanthe, a move that could be the first step toward removing more homes in that erosion-threatened part of the Outer Banks.