Three people in custody in western New York are wanted in connection with the slaying of a man in North Carolina.
When you think of our area you may think of spending time in the sun, sand and surf. But one local girl doesn’t spend her time in the water. She spends it on the water — in its frozen, hardened form.
We’re surrounded by water here in the Cape Fear region, but our seafood may not come from the ocean for much longer.
One Brunswick County father noticed an extra $20 charge on his son’s cell phone bill. We found out a company called M-Qube put it on there. And it’s a company that’s currently under investigation.
The Wilmington Police Department is mailing out postcards to some drivers in certain areas of the city.
Homebuilders in our area say the federal rate cut will stimulate the local housing market.
The man responsible for a $10 million budget shortfall in New Hanover County is stepping up and accepting the blame.
A Marine from Georgia who was based at Camp Lejeune has died while fighting in Iraq.
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The YWCA and UNCW’s Alpha Phi Chapter are collaborating to raise awareness for a healthy heart.
Utility officials say nuclear reactors in the Southeast could be forced to temporarily shut down this year because of the drought.
Mental health advocacy groups have launched a Web site they hope will get North Carolina political candidates and voters talking about ways to improve the state’s mental health system.
Police say a man who planned to rob a convenience store in Gaston County was foiled when he shot himself in the foot.
The Piedmont Natural Gas Foundation has generously awarded a $5000 grant to support the Cameron Art Museum’s newly-established Minnie Evans Study Center. The Center will act as the primary repository of information relating to the art and life of this North Carolina self-taught artist.
The year 2008 marks the 143rd anniversary of the Battle of Forks Road, an important skirmish that preceded the fall of Wilmington during the Civil War. During the weekend of February 22-24, the Cameron Art Museum will present the Civil War Living History Weekend, an outstanding event that recreates the final fight to take Wilmington on February 20, 1865.
Developers have big ideas to expand small town Shallotte.
Charlotte-based Bank of America and Wachovia have reported fourth quarter earnings and they’re ugly.
Some videos popping up on YouTube are causing concern with police and local residents. The rap videos were filmed in Wilmington and involve young children.
New Hanover County and Wilmington officials have discovered a major miscalculation in this year’s property tax evaluation. Translation: the county is $7 million short.
A standoff that lasted about 10 hours in Wilmington ended peacefully this afternoon.
Two Afghan civilians wounded by fire from a Marine Corps special operations unit in March say they didn’t have any weapons and were not attacking the unit’s convoy.
Navy officials said Tuesday they will not build a practice jet landing field near a wildlife reserve in eastern North Carolina, a site widely opposed by local residents, environmentalists and state officials.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton today accused rival Barack Obama of “looking for a fight” in their debate last night in Myrtle Beach.
Republican candidate for governor Bob Orr said the lines of accountability for public education are blurry, and he wants to make them clear.