Courtney Bunting is an Evening Anchor for WITN-TV, focusing on local news in Greenville, North Carolina. With a passion for investigative reporting, Courtney covers a range of topics including crime, community issues, and human interest stories. She strives to provide accurate and timely information to keep the local community informed and engaged.
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Greenville, United States (Local)
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Courtney's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime and evolving stories. She also covers community events, animal adoption, mental health, and real estate. If you're looking to reach out to her, consider providing insights or personal stories related to ongoing local developments within North Carolina or Greenville.
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By: Courtney Bunting
Leon Mitchell was found unresponsive in the Craven County jail back on March 5th.
Children’s Village Academy is a public charter school in Kinston.
Five apartments off Thomas Langston Road in Greenville will serve as safe homes for people transitioning out of homelessness for up to four months. During that time, Foreman and others will work with the residents to support them depending on their needs.
By: Courtney Bunting
Despite more than a month passing, no arrests have been made in the case. Police say they also have no leads.
By: Courtney Bunting
Many of you will remember these names. Lynnette Taylor and Nicole Jenkins were some of the first Black women in their roles here at WITN. Both paved the way for others like them and showed young people of color that they, too, can do anything they set their mind to.
By WITN Web Team and Published Jul. 10, 2024 at 3:19 AM CEST | Updated 8 minutes ago
By: Courtney Bunting
Her home was damaged in 2012 but she's still waiting for a resolution
By: Courtney Bunting
By WITN Web Team and Published Oct. 17, 2024 at 1:20 AM GMT+2 | Updated 9 minutes ago
Therapy dog Deputy Drifter has a very aggressive cancer and the prognosis isn‘t very good, according to the sheriff’s office.
Deputy Drifter‘s body was escorted to a crematory by the sheriff’s office this afternoon.
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