Author: Basil John

Students across the country marching for the lives lost in Florida.

School districts planning for walkouts on March 14

Rare Disease Day: Woman describes life with ‘painful’ Dercum’s disease

Candidates finish filing for 2018 election

Members of different congregations listen to law enforcement about safety protocols while at church

Churches receive tips from law enforcement on safety

Armed teachers: Will it be helpful or backfire?

Parents and kids waited patiently at Frederick Douglas Academy to find out which kids got in to Charter Day School on February 23

Kids accepted through Charter Day School lottery

Josef Genda and his wife sitting with their son as he stays home from school on February 22

Student allegedly stabs kid with scissors; parents question procedure

Dave Holt says he never saw someone who influenced Christianity and society like Billy Graham

Pastor reflects on Billy Graham’s impact on people

PCSO: 300 students leave schools following ‘not credible’ threat

The park is currently owned by the Wilmington Hammerhead but could be owned by the city of an agreement is reached.

Hammerheads offer soccer complex outside city limits to Wilmington

Traffic in Wilmington (Photo: WWAY)

City hopes to drive down traffic congestion across Wilmington

The Leland Cultural Arts Center was used by many voters in the 2016 primary election to cast early votes.

No early voting at previous locations in Leland

Despite the affect needles have had on the HIV population

Shooting Up: HIV rate on the rise in New Hanover County

Laura Rae's granddaughter has been sick several times for the past few weeks and some of her classmates are affected too.

Parents wonder how schools combat the flu

Behind some neighbors homes are areas where farmers collect oysters and other shellfish.

Shellfish leasing debate surrounds Masonboro Sound

Wakes can cause severe damage to other ships in dock and can cause difficulties for other boaters.

“No Wake” zone a possibility for Southport in the future

A police officer would press the button activating the system and other officers would wait to see if anyone would keep driving past the red light. (Photo: Basil John/WWAY)

Wrightsville Beach crosswalk crackdown gets mixed reaction

Middle and high school girls from Brunswick County listening to panelists at TekMountain on February 2

Female professionals inspires young girls interested technology

Timmy Berginer showing the pump he used to get water on January 31

Residents near Chemours plant frustrated over GenX samples

UNCW student

UNCW student needs votes to bring Camp Kesem to the Cape Fear

The new location is off of U.S. 17 and is expected to open sometime in the fall.

New Wilmington Health location coming to Leland

John Mabry shares his story of dealing with addiction to several UNCW students on January 29

Former actor speaks on his battle against opioid addiction at UNCW

The Brunswick county sheriff's office says they have saved 10 people so far since the program started.

BCSO sees ‘progress’ on fight against opioid addiction

Hundreds of people showed up to the Coastline Convention Center this weekend for the antique show.

Wilmington Antique Show & Sale rings in 48 years

Jose Martinez was in court on January 26 for multiple charges. ICE is now interested in him.

Man charged with hit and run is an illegal immigrant

Derengowski is accused of driving drunk and killing his passenger when he crashed on River road. Prosecutors say Derengowski was driving more than a hundred miles per hour before the crash.

Bond set to $300,000 for second degree murder

Larry Legend speaking to kids at the Boys and Girls Club and playing some basketball with them on January 26

Larry Legend teaches about anti-bullying and drug abuse to kids

Police and fire rescue responding to a call at Walmart at 3:30 p.m.

Small fire sparks Walmart evacuation in Leland

There are many potholes littered throughout Old Town Creek road.

Old Town Creek road filled with potholes; neighbors frustrated

UNCW conducting Title IX employee investigation

The water plant lies on the border of Pender and New Hanover County and handles water demands in the entire county.

Pender County Utilities pushing for water transfer between basins

An overhead view of the Cape Fear river this year. GenX continues to be a concern as we head into the new year.

Senate stays quiet on GenX bill; Clean Cape Fear begs for cooperation

UNCW

UNCW ranked 7th in the nation for online bachelor’s program

The schedule for New Hanover county schools to make-up the days missed by the snow storm.

Make-up days raise questions about school calendar law

Footage showing the moment Tameeka Cooper was hit by the car.

WPD: Woman hit by car streamed live on Facebook

The new hotel in downtown has been accepting guests since December 30th.

Embassy Suites open; rooftop bar open in spring

Cars and trucks were moving slowly along Highway 74 on the way to Wilmington due to a sheet of ice on the road on January 5

Drivers cautious as ice still on roads in Brunswick County

Anthony Clemmons said what started as something fun

WATCH: Bolivia pastor posts viral ‘weather reports’

Whiteville ready for winter storm, aftermath

Emergency Management gets ready as winter storm approaches Cape Fear

Deborah Dicks Maxwell and Kojo Nantambu said they are hoping the state will change the number on the plaque from 60 black dead to an undetermined amount on January 1

Some citizens happy with recognition of 1898 coup

Dawn and Jim Ellis will take over organizing the extravaganza next year

New organizers take charge of the Dolphin Dip Extravaganza next year

An overhead shot of the Dolphin Dip in 2016. They are expecting an even larger turnout this New Year's.

Businesses expect large turnout for Dolphin Dip despite the cold

An overhead view of the Cape Fear river this year. GenX continues to be a concern as we head into the new year.

GenX dominates the news in 2017

Kids bored during Christmas break? Cape Fear Museum offers ‘EdVenture’ week

Amy Wright

Amy Wright returns home to celebration at Bitty and Beau’s

More than 600 wishes were fulfilled this year for the Salvation Army's Angel Tree.

Community donates thousands of toys for Angel Tree

Firefighters responding to a fire at Duck and Dive on December 12

Crews investigate cause of morning fire at Duck and Dive

A construction vehicle beings demolition on the old National Guard building on December 12

NC National Guard holds groundbreaking for new facility in Wilmington

Mayor Bill Saffo cutting the ribbon

Holly Jolly Stroll helps bring people downtown

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