Gov. Perdue issues Pardon of Innocence for Wilmington 10
Outgoing North Carolina Gov. Beverly Perdue has issued pardons to the Wilmington 10, a group wrongly convicted in a notorious Civil Rights-era prosecution.
Outgoing North Carolina Gov. Beverly Perdue has issued pardons to the Wilmington 10, a group wrongly convicted in a notorious Civil Rights-era prosecution.
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In response to the tragic shooting in Newtown, CT, New Hanover County schools are beefing up security.
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Wilmington finds itself with one less late-night dining option as 2012 wraps up with the closing of Ezzell’s Breakfast House on the last day of the year.
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Timothy W. Owens has been hired to fill the position that has been vacant since the retirement of the former town manager Bob Simpson in October.
In Bladen County, one mother says her daughter has been dealing with a bully for months.
She says nothing is done because the bully’s father is a deputy.
Now, the situation has turned violent, and this time, it was all caught on camera.
Swapping vows with Cortland Rogers Dec. 4 following a two-week engagement, Evans became furious with her new husband after he spent too much time on the phone chatting with his ex.
The first official Iron Man 3 merchandise is beginning to appear on store shelves, with 10″ “Arc Strike” action figures based on Iron Man and War Machine/Iron Patriot spotted by Twitter user Armageddon26 and posted by Comic Book Movie.
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The tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School has once again brought the topic of gun control to the forefront. But some local gun owners warn against knee-jerk reactions.
On December 31, 1862, the USS Monitor, sank during a storm off the coast of Cape Hatteras. Four officers and twelve crewmen were lost.
Wilmington Police responded to two separate 911 calls in the 5200 block of Hunters Trail Thursday and Friday. The second call turned out to be deadly.
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Several area law enforcement agencies came together last night to “saturate the city.”
They were on the lookout for unsafe drivers, particularly those driving under the influence of alcohol, prescription medication, and drugs.
One of the most treasured memorials in America was designed by a Wilmington man. We introduce you to Henry Bacon in this week’s Marking History.
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David Silvia began 2011 unhappy with his direction in life, and he set what he thought was an impossible resolution: to reconnect with his one true love, his high school sweetheart, who he had not seen in 39 years.
Gaston County Police responded to a shooting Friday night at 310 S. Skyland Dr. in Bessemer City.
Police said Saturday they have charged three young people in the murder of a 35-year-old man.
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The Leon Brogden Holiday Basketball Tournament wrapped up on Saturday at UNCW. Ashley High School claimed the first ever girls championship. The Eagles beat Laney 39-37. While it was an in-town team taking home the girls tourney, Hoke County beat Hoggard 60-49 to win the boys championship.
The 2012 Leon Brogden Holiday Tournament is over. Ashley High School is the girls champion. Hoke County captured the boys tittle.
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The Island of Lights New Year’s Eve celebration will be held in Kure Beach this year, but not at a new park as the town had hoped.
The town of Kure Beach apologized on its website today that construction of Ocean Front Park is not completed.
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Missing 17-year-old Bobbi Jo Debruhl has been found unharmed, according to a Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office spokesman.
January is one of the two months that are at the “heart” of the winter season.
A man is in jail charged with the beating death of his brother months ago. Boyd Daddison Starnes, 57, is charged with the second-degree murder of Barry Lynn Starnes, 50.
The campus of UNC Wilmington was the place to be on Friday for day two action from the Leon Brogden Holiday Basketball Tournament. WWAY is proud to be the presenting sponsor for the tournament. We’ve posted Friday scores, plus the pairings for Saturday’s action for the Brogden event. Click the video icon in order to see Friday’s Full Court Press.
Fayetteville’s police chief is back on the job after accidentally shooting herself in the hand.
Fayetteville Police Department Interim Chief Katherine Bryant was wounded earlier this week.
Details surrounding the incident have not been released, but officials said the accident did not happen with her police issued weapon. No one else was hurt.
North Carolina authorities are searching for thieves who stole more than 100 meteorites from around the globe in a Christmas Eve break-in at a science education center.