Bilyana Garland is a multimedia journalist based in Kinston, North Carolina. With a focus on local news, Bilyana has covered a wide range of stories including crime, community events, social issues, and weather-related incidents. Her work has been featured on WCTI TV 12 and FOX 8/14, as well as in The A&T Register.
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Bilyana’s coverage heavily focuses on local news, particularly crime and community-related topics in Eastern North Carolina. She appears to be interested in covering evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news related to the region.
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By: Bilyana Garland
As Tropical Storm Debby approaches, Craven County fire crews are gearing up to ensure they are ready for emergency water rescues. Fire Chief Michael Paul of Township 7 Station 21 emphasized the importance of reviewing equipment and protocols.
By: Bilyana Garland
Concerns over what parents say are long and exhausting school bus rides have escalated, as they report their children are experiencing heavy sweating, weakness,
By: Bilyana Garland
According to the latest report from the Department of Public Instruction (DPI), 60 schools across 11 counties in eastern North Carolina have been classified as low-performing. However, state officials note that this number is lower compared to previous years.
By: Bilyana Garland
According to the latest report from the Department of Public Instruction (DPI), 60 schools across 11 counties in eastern North Carolina have been classified as
By: Bilyana Garland
Volume 90% PITT COUNTY — If you've been waiting for your absentee ballot, you might have to wait a little longer.
By: Bilyana Garland
A property once bustling with students and the memories of past generations has found a new owner. The vacant Jones Middle School and its surrounding 22 acres in Trenton were auctioned off to the highest bidder, bringing in more than $100,000 for Jones County.
By: Bilyana Garland
With utility bills rising, over 100 Havelock residents filled the Havelock Tourism and Events Center, demanding answers. Many shared concerns over increasing co
By: Bilyana Garland
Jacksonville city officials have announced they are actively investigating Premier Nursing and Rehabilitation Center on 225 White Street after a series of complaints surfaced. News 12's Bilyana Garland talked to a former employee, raising serious concerns about the facility's conditions and management practices.
By: Bilyana Garland
Premier Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Jacksonville is under investigation after serious complaints about unsanitary conditions. Jacksonville city officials are looking into the facility, though no findings have been released yet.
Though it never officially became Tropical Storm Helene, the storm delivered tropical-like impacts across our region, bringing high winds, rough surf, and weather warnings.
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