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Teachers and families got together in Belville to help members of their own community get back on their feet after Hurricane Florence. Belville Elementary School is just another one of the distribution sites in the area.
Boiling Spring Lakes Police responded to a call Friday evening about a driver caught in a washout on East Boiling Spring Road.
The impacts of Florence are taking a toll on businesses across the Cape Fear, especially the seafood industry.
Storm clean up is well underway, but burn bans are still in effect in New Hanover and Brunswick counties. The bans are in place indefinitely, until crews can get out to clean up the debris.
One church community will not let Florence rain on their parade. The Wrightsville Beach Baptist Church held their Sunday service at a special spot today.
Governor Cooper says there are a lot of areas of concern regarding coal ash and that the rules need to be revamped.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper rallied around the Cape Fear communities Saturday. He says they are still in the search and rescue phase, and that they have a long road ahead.
The Cape Fear region is improving day by day, but lots of people continue to struggle silently. That's why faith-based organizations like Lifepoint and the Wilmington Dream Center are working with meal donation groups to reach every part of the community.
New Hanover County has established a “Donations Hub” to facilitate ways for individuals and organizations to donate supplies and volunteer to assist in hurricane recovery efforts in our community.
New Hanover County officials say Thursday is their last official press conference. With the improvement throughout the county, the curfew has been suspended as of Thursday.
Allstate Insurance is trying to make the claim process easier on residents with damage from Florence. Teams are stationed throughout North Carolina to help residents get help as soon as possible.
Bladen County Emergency Services and the US Army Corp of Engineers are both addressing rumors that Lock and Dam 1 on the Cape Fear River has failed.
The North Carolina State Highway Patrol has updated their information on routes to Wilmington.
Bare grocery store shelves should soon start refilling with food, as delivery trucks are making their way to southeastern North Carolina.
Food, water, and tarps are being flown in today for Brunswick County residents.
WWAY will continue to broadcast news during regularly scheduled times via its livestream.
Hundreds of people have been rescued in Brunswick County over the last few days. Some areas are worse than others, and in the areas hit the hardest, it is absolute devastation.
Town staff will be working diligently to complete all repairs to infrastructure as quickly as possible.
It has been almost 10 Hours since the last update this morning and we have much more positive news.
Earlier Sunday we combed north New Hanover County to see road conditions.
At 7:30 AM, Saturday, September 15th, emergency personnel and town staff attempted to do initial damage assessments for the Town of North Topsail Beach.
People continue to flock to the shelter at North Brunswick High School. The shelter did start seeing water leaking in the cafeteria from a clogged drain.
Residents raced to the gas pumps Sunday, trying to fill up while they still can. But conditions on the roads continue to get worse.
New Hanover County and the City of Wilmington are extending the curfew that is already in place. The curfew will now begin at 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. This curfew is in effect until further notice.