Declaration of Independence

The Declaration of Independence has the signature of a man who called Wilmington home. Full story...

On July 4, 1776, the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia officially adopted the edited and final version of the Declaration of Independence. For most of us, the annual celebration of this momentous day in American and world history is about fun, food and fireworks. But it's worth taking some time to see what our Founding Fathers put their names to. Full story...

We obviously all know the significance of the day, but what about the document that formed this nation and changed the world? If you've ever wondered what it was all about or always promised yourself you'd take a few minutes to read it, there's no more need for excuses. Here is your chance to read the Declaration of Independence, and on the 4th of July no less! Full story...

As you wrap up your holiday weekend, did you take time to remember the meaning of Independence Day? With the help of some community leaders, WWAY shares the words that made America a free and independent nation 234 years ago. Full story...