With more cars expected on the road for Thanksgiving, N.C. Highway Patrol and the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Department are working to reduce accidents through random inspections on commercial trucks.
Fire destroyed an Ogden home this morning. The blaze broke out around 3:00 a.m. at a house on Foxfield Court. The heat from the flames melted the siding on neighboring homes.
There are new developments in the investigation into the murders of Allison Jackson Foy and Angela Rothen. Police have ruled out prime suspect Timothy Iannone.
During the holiday season, traveling can be quite a pain. Heavy traffic and crowded airports can put a damper on your plans. But there are some things you can do, to help make your vacation more enjoyable.
Holiday shopping season is in full swing, and there’s a chance you’ve seen an email going around warning shoppers to use up gift cards for retailers that are closing stores around the country.
The times are all about change. WWAY is taking a look at the many changes women have gone through in the last century.
Turkey day is just around the corner. You won’t find cows and pigs on the Wilson’s farm; they are in the business of the feathered kind. They own the only turkey farm in Columbus County.
The North Carolina Coastal Federation has received a $75,000 grant to start a storm water program with Brunswick County.
Driver’s in Brunswick County could have a new road to drive on.The new road would link Thomas Garst Lane and Fairview Road.
Five workers at Central Regional Hospital suspended for strapping a patient face-down on a bed say they lacked the manpower and training to deal with a difficult patient.
A salvage crew has hauled a sailboat off a North Carolina island beach after the owner said he couldn’t find a way to get it back in the ocean.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools has fired an after-school staffer because of an offensive comment he posted on the social networking site Facebook.
It’s still dark outside, not even twilight when the time the first customers arrive at the Sawmill Restaurant in New Hanover County. Some are even waiting for the doors to open at 6:00 a.m., and there are several regulars that come in every day about that time.
In 2002 Trans1 developed a tool to help make back surgery a little less painful. The tool fits through a small incision made just below the tailbone and allows doctors to remove damaged material and insert a screw to separate the two lowest discs in the spine.
This takes turkey club to new heights.
Authorities said a good samaritan used a frozen turkey to attack a man as he tried to carjack a woman at a North Carolina grocery story Sunday morning.
It’s being called the biggest drug bust in Columbus County history.
After seizing thousands of dollars in cash, and a hefty amount of cocaine, the Columbus County Sheriff’s Department is relieved a drug trafficker is now behind bars.