WITN-TV (Greenville, NC)

WITN-TV is the NBC-affiliated TV station serving the Inner Banks region of Eastern North Carolina. It is based in Washington and transmits a high-definition digital signal on UHF channel 32, which can also be accessed as virtual channel 7.1 through PSIP. The station's transmitter is located in Grifton Township, near NC 118. WITN-TV is owned by Gray Television and has its studios located on East Arlington Boulevard in Greenville.

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Local recovery group highlights increase of substance abuse throughout Summer and how to combat the issue

1 day ago | witn.com | Merit Morgan

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - Summer may be a fun time for kids out of school, families heading on vacation, and many taking much-needed breaks for their day-to-day responsibilities; however, it can be a challenging time for those who struggle with substance abuse. U.S. Care Behavioral Health reports there’s an increase in substance abuse throughout the summer season.
ECU Graduate, Deallaney Hudson, continues to defeat more odds through ECU Health Internship

2 days ago | witn.com | Merit Morgan

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - The inspiring story of East Carolina University graduate Deallaney Hudson is one WITN has been following for months. Hudson has faced uncertainty since her birth and the diagnosis of Neonatal Progeroid Syndrome, a rare disorder characterized by accelerated aging. Following her graduation from ECU on May 9th, she started an internship at ECU Health Medical Center in pediatric inpatient rehabilitation.
Veterinarian gives advice on keeping pets safe in the heat

3 days ago | witn.com | Chris Cooke

PITT COUNTY, N.C. (WITN) - WITN meteorologists say the heat Eastern North Carolina is seeing this week has caused an extreme heat warning. While the heat can be dangerous for humans, it can also cause problems for pets. We asked a veterinarian in Greenville for advice on how to keep your pets safe from heat-related illnesses this time of year.
Ways to stay healthy and hydrated when working out in the Summer heat

3 days ago | witn.com | Merit Morgan

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - As temperatures continue to rise this summer and people practice physical activity and exercise outdoors, there are a few health concerns to be aware of. Whether you’re running, walking, or watching your little ones play at the park, the heat can be brutal. Victoria Norris, Downtown Barre Boutique and Fitness Manager, says, “Greenville is very humid.”With more skyrocketing summer temperatures, the heat can be challenging for those who work out outdoors.
Construction forces one Greenville business to relocate, others to adapt

4 days ago | witn.com | Amarachi Uche

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - If you’ve been driving around downtown Greenville lately, the sight of construction is no surprise, and with more construction set to begin at Town Common, businesses say they are feeling the impact. With the hot weather, many decide to cool off with some shaved ice. While the weather is good for business at Sparky’s Snowballs, construction plans at Town Common in Greenville will soon be forcing them to relocate.
Experts say ENC gas prices rising due to war in Middle East

4 days ago | witn.com | Chris Cooke

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - Gas prices are starting to go up across Eastern Carolina as we get closer to the 4th of July holiday, and experts say they know what the culprit is. Both ECU Economics professor, Dr. Nick Rupp, and GasBuddy head of petroleum research, Patrick De Haan, say it’s because of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East involving Israel and Iran.
As temperatures continue to rise, here’s how to keep your kids safe in the Summer heat

4 days ago | witn.com | Merit Morgan

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - With the first full weekend of the 2025 summer season under our belt, there are safety concerns that you need to be aware of when keeping your little ones safe in the summer heat. Pitt County Safe Kids’ Coordinator, Ellen Walston, says a child’s body heats three times more than an adult’s, and they have a smaller surface area, thus causing challenges in keeping them cool.
Blazing heat wave arrives this week

5 days ago | witn.com | Russell James |Zach Holder |Dustin Staples |Jim Howard

We’ve declared a First Alert Weather Day through midweek as a dangerous and prolonged heat wave intensifies across Eastern North Carolina. Extreme temperatures and stifling humidity will bring heat index values well above 105°, with some spots approaching or even exceeding 110° Monday through Wednesday. A Heat Advisory is in effect beginning 10 AM Monday through 10 AM Tuesday for much of the region.
Russell’s First Alert Forecast: Blazing heat this week

5 days ago | witn.com | Russell James

This week is no joke, Eastern North Carolina, our heatwave is officially underway. We’re watching a strong ridge of high pressure build in from the west, locking in a brutal stretch of sweltering sunshine and relentless humidity. Monday brings the first punch: highs near 95–99°, heat indices as high as 110°, and it only gets hotter from there. And let’s talk about the nights—lows won’t fall below the upper 70s to low 80s, which offers little chance for our bodies or our buildings to cool down.
Greenville Fire/Rescue help out some “wild” community members

6 days ago | witn.com | Chris Cooke

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - It was a “wild” Saturday for some crew members of Greenville Fire/Rescue on Saturday. They showed photos on Facebook of a turtle who stuck in the street and a goose that was apparently tangled in a fishing line. They say in the post that crew members near Station 7 helped the turtle get across the street, and also helped the goose out of its predicament. Both animals appear to be okay after the eventful day. Copyright 2025 WITN. All rights reserved.