Chris Young

3 weeks ago | wcti12.com | Chris Young

We're following a new development in the ongoing feud between Camping World and the City of Greenville. This morning, we received a copy of a lawsuit filed by the city. The suit claims Camping World has not paid the fines put in place by Greenville. Last year, Camping World installed a 3,200 square foot American flag on their property on Evans Street. However, a long-standing city ordinance prohibits flags greater than 216 square feet.

3 weeks ago | wcti12.com | Chris Young

A local resident, whose home is just steps away from the scene of a fatal officer-involved shooting, recounted the tense standoff that unfolded late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning in Hamilton. The witness said that law enforcement instructed her and her family to move to the backyard of their home at around 9 p.m. as the situation escalated. The standoff, which lasted several hours, ended with a Greenville Police Officer fatally an individual.

3 weeks ago | wcti12.com | Chris Young

We now know what it could take to reopen Martin General Hospital. The Martin County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing, and the details of the plan is taking shape. It was a packed house in Martin County as dozens of people listened to a presentation from ECU Health on their plan to reopen Martin General. That plan requiring millions of dollars. We desperately need a hospital in Martin County.

3 weeks ago | wcti12.com | Chris Young

A major milestone for the Greenville Police Department, with the appointment of a new Deputy Chief. Deputy Chief K.Z. Thomas is both the first female and African American Deputy Chief in the department's history. She's been with Greenville Police for 20 years. Known throughout the community as professional, compassionate, and bubbly, Deputy Chief K.Z. Thomas has moved up the ladder her entire career.

3 weeks ago | wcti12.com | Chris Young

After voting to disband the Snow Hill Police Department, the town commissioners held an emergency meeting this afternoon to reverse that decision. Last week, the board made the controversial decision to dissolve the Police Department, following some backlash from the public, this emergency meeting ended in a unanimous vote to reinstate it. The emergency meeting came with a message of accountability and transparency from both town officials and the police department.