This week’s Throwback Thursday is a little different. Instead of digging through the WWAY archives, I stepped out of them and into a personal story that connects to something I’ve known for years: Wawa.
Organizers of the Cucalorus Film Festival are inviting filmmakers, businesses and movie lovers to take part in this year's event as sponsorship opportunities, film submissions and Early Bird Pass sales are officially open for the 32nd annual festival.
The Cape Fear Literacy Council is inviting the community to an evening of storytelling, conversation and literary inspiration as its popular Adult Story Hour returns on June 23 with two new featured readers.
Temperatures will be soaring into the middle 90s today as rain chances increase this weekend.
The alert applies to customers served by Brunswick County Public Utilities, as well as residents in Bald Head Island, Holden Beach, Oak Island, and Ocean Isle Beach.
The town of Leland released a police report to WWAY on Wednesday regarding a deadly pedestrian crash that occurred in a grocery store parking lot last month.
A 29-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred in Downtown Wilmington last week.
The Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office is assisting with a gas leak in the area of Highway 17 and New Pointe Boulevard.
New Hanover County Schools officials are responding after several teachers at Williston Middle School raised concerns about what they describe as deteriorating working conditions inside one of Wilmington's oldest school buildings.
Christian Villa, owner of Sunrise Pool Inc., was scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday, but that hearing has been canceled.
Heated arguments unfolded Wednesday in the double-murder trial of Omonte Bell and Dyrell Green as attorneys debated whether testimony from a key witness and a recorded phone call should be presented to jurors.
Helping Hands of the Cape Fear is entering a new chapter under the leadership of its new president, Zanika Stokely.
A suspect is in custody after an armed robbery at a Wilmington convenience store Wednesday afternoon, according to the Wilmington Police Department.
DeNay Harris is no longer serving as New Hanover County's director of elections after a decision by state election officials to terminate her employment became final this week.
Pender County Planning Director Tim Owens has resigned from his position, effective June 8, according to county officials.
Columbus County commissioners have approved the next step in the sale of county-owned property in the Acme-Delco community to Columbus Regional Healthcare System, a move that could support future healthcare expansion in the area.
The Hoggard High School valedictorian at the center of a graduation speech controversy is speaking out, saying he rejects antisemitism and that the message of his speech was intended to be one of hope and optimism.
The New Hanover County Board of Education has approved changes to its student cell phone policy aimed at addressing privacy concerns and cyberbullying in schools.
Fans of professional wrestling will once again have a chance to experience the action during the North Carolina 4th of July Festival as the United Pro Wrestling Association (UPWA) returns to Southport on Saturday, July 4.
Expect to see cloudy skies today with temperatures back into the upper 80s.