Author: WWAY News

Tall ship docks in Wilmington, offers chance for ten-day voyage

Jenkins no-show at Panthers workout

Senate Republicans considering supporting Democrats’ budget

GMC Ridemakerz Interview

Inflammation possibly linked to Alzheimer’s

Marines formally identify Iraq victim

Man sentenced to life for killing N.C. mother, eight-month-old

CFCC narrowing down candidates for president

Online shopping continues to grow in popularity

Attorneys make closing arguments in Boggess retrial

Local farmers hope for rain

Cleared Duke lacrosse player opts to attend Brown

Scientists find creationism museums worrisome

Beach house owners not collecting occupancy taxes

North Carolina man stays in Afghan jail

Private guards face multiple layers of background checks in N.C.

Sheriff, Police Chief and Mayor discuss departments

Brunswick County to get new parks

Lost kayaker’s remains identified in S.C.

Judge rules for other religious texts in court

600-plus acre blaze burns in Pender County

Investigators looking into recycling facility fire

Wake County prosecutor asks SBI to investigate Wright’s finances

Tall ship named after Prince William to come to Wilmington

Chance of survival depends on EMT’s training

FAA promises plan for holiday travel relief

Drivers giving wrong ID big problem for law enforcement

Wright blames campaign finance reporting errors on sloppiness

No more moratorium

Wildlife officials work to keep boaters safe

Local bars, restaurants to adopt recycling

Pedestrian fatally hit by 18-wheeler

Most road construction to stop for Memorial Day weekend

82nd Airborne holds memorial for slain paratroopers

Edwards denounces ‘war on terror’ as ideological doctrine

Two Camp Lejeune Marines killed in Iraq

Lottery forecast for next fiscal year now $341million

Jordan, Bobcats close to bringing in new coach

Man shot at end of Interstate 40 chase dies

Hackney tries to kill proposed amendment to ban gay marriage

Wright: Easley inconsistent to call for his resignation

New budget helping with Brunswick County expansion

EPA calls on Wilmington to answer about sewers

DEI drops appeal of COT penalties

Easley: N.C. National Guard could handle Category 3 hurricane

Forecasters tell coastal areas to expect busy hurricane season

Easley: Wright should resign from N.C. House

High gas costs affecting food prices

State leaders say it’s time to clamp down on speeders

Edwards says best way to honor veterans is to end war in Iraq

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