The Cape Hatteras lighthouse has warned generations of boaters to beware of the Outer Banks. Now, the lighthouse itself is in danger of being overtaken by the same rough sea. Thursday, heated ...

The Cape Hatteras lighthouse is getting a $19.2 million facelift, including new LED lights and repairs to the exterior and interior. WITN Web Team Tar Heel Traveler lighthouse special: Explore the ...

BUXTON Ten years ago, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse was a superstar, its iconic candy-stripe markings televised worldwide as the tallest brick beacon in the nation was moved a half-mile from the sea.

Twenty years after the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in North Carolina was moved, is the old foundation still above water? ... Congress supplied the $9.8 million needed to move the lighthouse, ...

BUXTON — More than 100 people gathered July 1 to mark the move of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse 20 years ago. They praised the engineering feat of moving a 4,800-ton tower standing 198 feet tall ...

In its 154 years, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in Buxton has saved countless mariners from disaster in the treacherous waters where the Gulf Stream clashes with the Labrador Current and tries to ...

BUXTON, N.C. (WAVY) — One of the most popular lighthouses in the world, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse was first lit in 1870 and serves as a beacon for mariners while serving as a cultural icon ...

The Cape Hatteras Light Station is located in Buxton, North Carolina, roughly in the middle of Cape Hatteras National Seashore. The seashore protects parts of three barrier islands — Bodie Island, ...

BUXTON, N.C. (WITN) - The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse is moving into the 21st century with LED lights replacing incandescent bulbs that have lit it for the past 89 years. It’s all part of a major ...

When experts decided in 1999 that the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse had to be moved to survive, Dare County officials sued to stop the risky relocation. They lost, however, and the nation’s tallest ...

The Cape Hatteras lighthouse was famously moved over 23 days in June and July 1999, when it was cut from its granite foundation, lifted onto rails and rolled 2,900 feet inland.