Santa Claus may have some competition from area bikers this year. Full story...

Teenagers put on their rubber gloves and spent their Saturday morning digging for trash and cigarette butts in the sand. Full story...

More than one hundred regional artists showcased their work on Second Street in Wilmington. Artists brought their work and sold it for $250 or less. Full story...

Ah, Thanksgiving. Most of us know it as 'turkey day.' But it turns out turkey isn't the only meat on many-a-Thanksgiving table. Full story...

The community of Riegelwood continues to recover by remembering those they lost in an unforgettable tragedy one year ago. Full story...

The scene off Holly Tree Road is much different than it was a year ago today when the deadly tornado hit. Today you can see there are about half a dozen homes that have been rebuilt and the debris has been cleared out. Full story...

During a severe weather event the WWAY weather team is on the air informing viewers of the current warnings. But it is the local office of the National Weather Service that actually issues all of the watches and warnings across our area. Full story...

October high tides took their toll on Ocean Isle Beach and Hurricane Noel just off the coast didn't help either. Full story...

Thursday pier owners announced that they'll be scaling back operations to three days a week, and closing the adjacent restaurant. For some people who live nearby, this is the beginning of the end. Full story...

The local organization "Justice for Citizens" is holding their 12th annual candlelight memorial Friday night. Full story...

There is a new allegation against state Rep. Thomas Wright concerning missing money. Full story...

Thursday night Pender County residents gave the planning committee suggestions about how to control rapid growth along Highway 17. Full story...

It was one year ago today when a tornado ripped through the Columbus County community of Riegelwood. Eight people died, and homes on Holly Tree Road were demolished. The community was devastated, but love poured in from around the area to help the victims recover. Homes were rebuilt. And to look at Holly Tree Road today you'd never know it was ripped apart only 12 months ago. Full story...

At the end of Shipyard Boulevard lies the port of Wilmington. The name of the road is a reminder of what was in the port's place during World War II. Full story...

It's been almost a year since a tornado touched down in Columbus County, claiming the lives of eight people -- some of which were children. Since the tragedy emergency response officials have worked to improve how they handle disasters. Full story...