The Cape Fear Public Utility Authority, along with Wilmington and New Hanover County, is one step closer to coming to terms with the US Environmental Protection Agency over violations tied to a number of large sewage spills last decade. Full story...

One Cape Fear Community College student got a jump start on his career thanks to a new grant for student veterans who are preparing for jobs in the auto repair industry. Full story...

It looks like Wilmington's housing market is on the rebound. The Port City is ranked among the best markets in the country over the next five years. The website "Business Insider" ranks Wilmington number 13 on the list and is expecting growth over the years. Full story...

It's growing season on farms in the Tar Heel State. Meanwhile in Washington questions continue to grow about how the White House has handled several high-profile controversies. Full story...

We all know not to believe everything you read on the Internet. One woman took to Facebook to fix what she called a bad situation, but was the situation all that bad to begin with? After watching crews tear up her neighborhood working on a septic line, Crystal Lancaster and her husband Chris decided to turn to Internet memes. But there is more to this story than meets the eye. Full story...

A five-car pile-up clogged part of North College Road during the afternoon rush. Full story...

The Children's Museum of Wilmington reached its goal to raise money for a new children's Imagination Playground. Full story...

A woman who says she was cut in the face overnight called 911 early Thursday for help. Full story...

Add the New Hanover County Sheriff's Office to the list of local law enforcement agencies in the spotlight because of officer's alleged bad behavior. The actions of one deputy may have given the entire department a black eye. A disabled WWAY viewer claims a New Hanover County Sheriff's deputy intentionally blocked his handicapped spot in the parking lot of a Wilmington business. Full story...

The CAA Baseball Championship is underway, but severe weather has been the winner so far. The UNCW baseball team won't hit the field until Thursday afternoon. UNCW student athletes held a protest demonstration on Wednesday. North Brunswick & Trask are ready to move on in the baseball & softball state playoffs. We stopped by practice in Leland. Plus more! Full story...

Police say a Bladen County native found dead in her Raleigh apartment earlier this month died of blunt force trauma. Full story...

Building a new house brings many opportunities for unique selections. Full story...

The Junior League of Wilmington has helped shape our community for the last 60 years through various service projects. Full story...