A 74-year-old man was struck while riding his bicycle on Old Fayetteville Road near Woodburn Avenue in Leland. Full story...

It's beginning to look like summer at Carolina Beach. Full story...

In light of the bridge collapse in Washington, the North Carolina Department of Transportation wants to educate our citizens and visitors about how we keep North Carolina's bridges maintained for safe travel. Full story...

Following reports of seven negative reactions, the federal Food and Drug Administration is investigating the production of an injectable steroid that shipped to several clinics in North Carolina, including one in Brunswick County. Full story...

A trial date has been set for a Bladen County man and former Wilmington firefighter jailed in Virginia on sex crimes allegations. Full story...

Students at Shallotte Middle School celebrated Memorial Day Friday. Full story...

A police chase that began at a traffic stop ended with a crash, sending several people to the hospital. Deputies say the driver of a stolen car fled from police at a traffic stop, and then crashed near Princess Place Drive in Wilmington. Full story...

The Boy Scouts of America's National Council has voted to ease a long-standing ban and allow openly gay boys to be accepted as Scouts. Full story...

In order to win the CAA baseball title the UNCW baseball team must work their way through the loser's bracket of the CAA Championship. Towson defeated UNCW on Thursday 13-11. In order to make it to the state championship the Trask softball team has to win their next two games. Trask opened the 1-A eastern softball finals with an 8-2 setback against South Creek. Plus more! Full story...

Brunswick Co. Sheriff's detectives need help finding a stolen tractor trailer and lowboy trailer. The Kenworth tractor trailer and lowboy were stolen from Wayne's Backhoe Service in Calabash in April. Full story...

The Historic Wilmington Foundation held their annual preservation awards ceremony Thursday night to recognize efforts of those keeping and improving our historic buildings. Full story...

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...