No matter what the season, Randy Alridge has some great decorating tips for your home. And everyone wants their house to look extra special for Christmas. If you need help getting your home ready for Santa, it’s Randy to the Rescue.
In the wake of last week’s school shooting in Connecticut, the New Hanover County School Board has called a special work session tonight to discuss school safety.
Tmuffin owner Gaby Merediz is from Connecticut and says after she heard about the shooting she knew she needed to do something to help. She decided to focus her energy on sending love and support to the community and got kids in the area in on the project.
A Wilmington Fire Department battalion chief is off the job after being arrested on a drunk driving charge.
Wilmington Police arrested James Casteen Sunday night on a DWI charge.
A Cape Fear Community College student who was shot to death and robbed of a sandwich, cell phone, and $10 was remembered at a service in Clayton Wednesday.
Nutrition and weight-loss supplement-maker Herbalife is revamping a defunct Dell Inc. computer manufacturing plant in North Carolina for an East Coast production center that will employ about 500 in three years.
A Leland couple is charged with failing to properly care for four horses they owned.
The Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office arrested Edward Dean Oxendine and Rosemary Gettie Waldrone of Sandy Run Drive with four counts each of misdemeanor cruelty to animals.
President Barack Obama is asking a team led by Vice President Joe Biden to offer “concrete proposals” to curb gun violence no later than January, in the aftermath of the horrific massacre at a Connecticut elementary school.
Deputies in Bladen County say an observant neighbor led to four people being arrested for allegedly stealing ATVs.
Companies that produce the software behind video sweepstakes games want to delay closing down North Carolina’s sweepstakes halls as they seek help from the US Supreme Court.
From the Presidential Election and Superstorm Sandy to the horror of mass shootings and the spectacle of the Olympics, Katie Couric takes a look at the stories that made headlines this year, including interviews with the biggest stars and newsmakers of the year.
Don’t miss “The Year with Katie Couric” TONIGHT at 9:30 on ABC and WWAY NewsChannel 3.
An overturned tractor trailer has slowed traffic on US 74/76 in Columbus County. Only one eastbound lane is open at the scene of the accident between Lake Waccamaw and Delco.
President Barack Obama has been named Time’s “Person of the Year” for 2012. The short list for the honor included Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani teenager who was shot in the head for advocating for girls’ education.
A convicted felon is in jail after police say he set fire to a historical home on Richard Switch Road. Jamie Early Barton is facing a slew of charges and is being held without bond.
One man’s mission to reach out to the homeless and hungry in our community has developed into a full-time ministry. Rick Stoker has teamed up with his wife LeeAnna to impact lives for the better.
State workers and their advocates say the employees deserve a voice in a study that legislators are planning of North Carolina’s compensation plans.
It has been just 5 days since 19-year-old Joshua Proutey was murdered in Downtown Wilmington. Tonight, WWAY’s Matt Ray was the only reporter to talk to two of the suspects.
On Tuesday on WWAY we covered six different basketball games. This included high school basketball action from Lake Waccamaw, Whiteville and Shallotte. It also included hoops from a holiday collegiate tournament at Brunswick Community College.
New Hanover County Commissioner Brian Berger was arrested again this morning. This time for driving while impaired.
Wilmington Police arrested Berger in downtown Wilmington around 2 a.m.
The portion of highway along North Carolina’s Outer Banks that Superstorm Sandy damaged remains on schedule to reopen by Christmas Day, with workers beginning to repave the road.
A Winston-Salem man has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the 1990 rape and strangulation of a 74-year-old woman in 1990.
Under a plea deal, 39-year-old Michael Dwayne Miller was convicted Tuesday in Forysth County Superior Court in the death of Theressa L. Nicholson in her apartment in August 1990. Judge John O. Craig sentenced Miller to 30 years in prison.
We surprised tonight’s Teacher of the Week while her students were in music class. The school called the kindergarten teacher from her break to meet us in the music room.
Among his many talents, Chris Wilson is a student of history. His home Tuscany on Fifth avenue is historic and a work of art. Chris and his wife Kathy acquired the home just a few years back and started a major renovation.
The Carolina Beach Town Council Tuesday afternoon appointed Tom Bridges and Jody Smith as its two new members.This follows the council appointing existing member Bob Lewis as mayor last week.