The thirteen year old Williston student who tackled his principal is still in a juvenile detention center Monday night. The boy is expected to go before a judge Tuesday to see if he is eligible for release.
Governor Easley announced Monday that Bladen, Columbus, and Pender counties will receive grant money to help low-income families repair their homes.
Students from Cape Fear Academy spent the day going to door to door spreading holiday cheer with food baskets.
The dollar may not be doing well globally, but when it comes to education, American schooling is still at the top of the list in the international scope.
Three take-out delivery drivers were robbed over the weekend. Police said robberies like this happen every once in a while.
A Wilmington student’s senior project is garnering national recognition. A special ceremony was held Monday to award him with a certificate of achievement.
Last week, WWAY told you about county school districts giving back some of their state appropriations to offset the state deficit. Late last week, the state also dipped into community college budgets.
Monday, family and friends gathered to remember the pregnant mother, killed in Wednesday’s accident on the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge.
There’s a public hearing tonight to discuss Aqua North Carolina’s proposed rate increase for some New Hanover County residents.
Gov.-elect Beverly Perdue wants to talk publicly about biotechnology, the economy and other issues before taking office Jan. 10.
The North Carolina Highway Patrol is cracking down on illegal street racing, focusing efforts from country roads to interstate highways.
Students at Guilford College are getting some help to improve their fitness.
Gas prices may have dropped, but the cost of food hasn’t followed that trend. The American Farm Bureau Federation says the average cost for a Thanksgiving meal will rise about 6 percent.
It is a story of man’s best friend. A 23-year-old disabled Iraq war veteran recently received some help in the form of a four-legged friend. It is all thanks to a very unique organization; the only one of its kind in the country.
With the holidays quickly approaching and drivers taking to the roads, Wilmington Police are trying to keep the streets safe by stopping impaired drivers. But they are using techniques other than traditional check points.
Call it children helping children. A youth group in Whiteville is in the giving spirit; trying to make a difference in the lives of kids all over the world this holiday.
A boat fire kept crews in Carolina Beach busy Sunday afternoon. The fire took place off the 1400 block of Canal Drive.
Quitting smoking isn’t easy. But the American Cancer Society reports smokers who kick the habit will not have to wait long to feel the health benefits.
It was all aboard this weekend at the Coastline Convention Center. Train lovers were on hand to view trains of all sizes.