WWAY is proud to partner with the Wilmington Railroad Museum for the Train and Light Spectacular and Polar Express Family Show happening this month.
We sent big kid and train enthusiast George Elliott over to the museum to see what fun you can expect there.
More and more “closed” signs have been popping up in windows along front street in downtown Wilmington.
That’s leaving some wondering if they are actually signs of a lagging downtown economy.
Necessary repairs to a bridge near the Battleship may mean traffic troubles.
The S. Thomas Rhodes Bridge carries US 421 over the Cape Fear River. Fixing it up will mean fewer lanes for traffic during the work. So why do it in the peak of tourist travel?
It shut down a main artery through the middle of Wilmington, but who is to blame for the gas leak that shut down S. College Road and kept Cape Fear Academy students locked in school last night?
Brunswick County Sheriff’s deputies are still searching for five suspects wanted in Operation Christmas Crackdown. The early-morning round-up yesterday landed 29 people in jail.
A General Assembly committee set up to examine what North Carolina can do to crack down on illegal immigration is recommending no new legislative action other than urging the federal government to do more.
Police hope to hook the person who broke in and stole 30 fishing reels from a Wilmington business.
The thefts happened around 5:50 a.m., November 20 at Tex’s Tackle and Bait at 215 Old Eastwood Road.
An audit says a North Carolina State University professor took Outer Banks trips using public funds but could not provide documents showing the travel was work-related.
A hospital in Lumberton is urging area residents to use the emergency room only for emergencies.
Southeastern Regional Medical Center president Joann Anderson says many of the people visiting the emergency room could be better treated in a different setting.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation tomorrow will rename a Wilmington bridge in honor of a former Board of Transportation member who quit amidst controversy.
A Hoggard teacher and coach charged with indecent liberties with a student may have to wait months for the next step in his case.
Rep. Walter Jones soon will begin his first term representing parts of New Hanover and Pender counties in Congress, but he will no longer hold one of his important committee posts.
Cape Fear Academy will operate on a normal schedule Thursday after the gas company says the leak has been repaired.
Doubleheaders are rare at Trask Coliseum, but that was the case on Wednesday night. The UNCW men’s basketball team defeated Coker. The UNCW women’s basketball squad lost to Charlotte.
A 16-year-old Ashley High School student accused of having drugs on campus had her first appearance in court Wednesday.
A gas leak on S. College Road in Wilmington left the road shut down and drivers stuck in traffic.
While the wait may have been bad for drivers, it was worse for students who were stuck at school for hours.
A lockdown has been lifted at Cape Fear Academy after a gas main break near the campus. The break was reported shortly before 4 p.m. in the 3900 block of South College Road. Emergency crews have closed traffic in both directions as they work to stop the leaking gas.
A routine traffic stop early Wednesday morning led Wilmington Police into an encounter with a convicted felon in possession of drugs and a firearm.
North Carolina’s school board is delaying rules that would make it much more difficult to open a taxpayer-funded charter school offering online-only classes.
Federal regulators say an investment banker at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte and a longtime friend passed on insider tips on pending company mergers to friends or family members in five states, racking up more than $11 million in illicit profits.
The operations chief for the past year at the North Carolina Republican Party is leaving the job following his involvement in another successful election cycle for the GOP.
On a clear morning on a farm outside of Raleigh a group sets out in a flotilla of kayaks and canoes, in search of mistletoe
Forrest Altman is the leader of this merry band, it’s a group with a cause.
For decorating the house and buying gifts during the holiday season, there’s no one better to turn to than Randy Aldridge.
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Only a handful of people turned out for a protest at the Social Security Office in Wilmington today.