While millions watch videos of houses collapsing into the ocean, residents of NC’s Outer Banks look for ways to save a way of life.

All of Buxton isn’t even closed, let alone all of the Outer Banks,” says Lee Nettles, head of the Outer Banks Visitors Bureau.

Yet here sits Tanger Outlets Nags Head on the Outer Banks, where budget-conscious North Carolinians discover that yes, you actually can walk out with multiple bags without needing to call your ...

Viewers seem baffled by viral videos of homes left to tumble into the ocean. But this is how we approach a growing range of ...

Even without climate change, the Outer Banks—a nearly two-hundred-mile stretch of barrier islands between the mainland and the Atlantic, running from just north of Roanoke Island, where the British ...

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Fifteen Outer Banks homes collapsed since mid-September, prompting retreat. Beach nourishment costs millions and only delays erosion, not permanent protection. Experts urge buyouts, insurance reform ...

"Every single morning, I come over here with my heart in my throat wondering if it's still going to be up" BUXTON, N.C. — The sounds of waves crashing, screws being drilled into pilings and debris ...

BUXTON, N.C. (WAVY/WNCN) — Five houses collapsed at the Outer Banks on Tuesday, now totaling 13 houses that have fallen into the ocean in the Buxton community since Sept. 30 and 15 along Cape Hatteras ...