A new plan was launched today to end homelessness in the Cape Fear region over the next ten years.
In ten years, the plan hopes everyone in the Cape Fear region will have access to permanent and affordable housing.
We continue our in depth look into the state of our schools.
The current state has some education leaders worried about the future of our country.
Hurricane Katrina reminded all of us just how important it is to prepare before a hurricane strikes.
New Hanover County Emergency Management officials are getting their ducks in a row in the event a massive storm hits our coast.
More than three weeks after human remains were found off of Carolina Beach Road, detectives are still awaiting DNA results to identify the victims.
Three bridges in Wrightsville Beach need to be repaired.
The average price at the pump currently in North Carolina is $3.77. A state law maker is making a new push for a gas tax holiday.
High gas prices are affecting the pizza man and the florist. Both are feeling the pinch.
The bus driver that hit and killed an exchange student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will not be charged.
Earlier this month UNCW’s Coastal Ocean Research & Monitoring program deployed the first ever “wave buoy” in this part of North Carolina.
More than 50,000 Americans will be diagnosed with kidney cancer this year, but these days, their odds of survival have improved thanks to earlier detection.
It had all the makings of a long, hot night in Burgaw. Pender County Commissioners were ready to tackle the issue of a new animal shelter in Hampstead. Residents were ready to block it. Then came the surprise nobody expected. The application for a special use permit was withdrawn.
Many people think our country’s future rests on how well we educate our children.
There is growing concern that American children are falling behind.
If you were driving down Market Street early this morning, you probably passed the 2008 Torch Run.
New Hanover County prosecutors interviewed their first witnesses today in the Tyrone Delgado trial.
New information in the weekend drowning of a Bladen County boy at the White Lake Water Festival
Concerned residents spoke to county commissioners at a meeting today.
While an official contract hasn’t been signed, Governor Easley has officially announced Titan America’s plan to build a cement plant in Castle Hayne.
The Department of Defense says a brigade of paratroopers from Fort Bragg’s 82nd Airborne Division will return to Iraq later this year as part of a regular rotation of troops.
North Carolina lawmakers will review new rules on water usage, just a year after the worst drought recorded in state history.
Walk into any grocery store or gas station and you’ll find plenty of it.
Dextromethorphan, or DXM, is a key ingredient in 120 different cold
medicines.
When it happened Sunday afternoon, most people probably did not even notice.
The community of Elizabethtown is mourning the loss of a six year old boy after he drowned Saturday during the White Lake Water Festival.
The Fort Fisher Air Force Base served as the backdrop for a combat fun run on Sunday. The event was a fundraiser for the local non-profit “Step Up For Soldiers” and proceeds will benefit the fallen soldiers memorial in Wilmington which will be dedicated next month.
You wouldn’t know Greek Fest was winding down today by the crowds of people who decided to stop by.
It was a beautiful day for a festival,and downtown Burgaw seemed to think so. The town’s annual spring fest brought people from all over Pender County, and many stopped by to check out the good food and hand made crafts.