WATCH NOW: Year in Review 2015
Shark attacks. A lottery jackpot. Big business hitting the rails. Lots and lots of rain. They were all big stories in the Cape Fear this year.
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Shark attacks. A lottery jackpot. Big business hitting the rails. Lots and lots of rain. They were all big stories in the Cape Fear this year.
Tornadoes that swept through the Dallas area caused substantial damage and at least 11 people died either from the storm or related traffic accidents. Dozens of people were injured in the storms as well.
The odds of winning the Powerball jackpot are 1 in 175 million. The odds of being attacked by a shark are 1 in 11.5 million. But both happened in our area this year.
It's officially winter but it sure doesn't feel like it. Temperatures have been in the 70s for much of this month, but how unusual is that?
A global accord to fight climate change was approved today in a vote by the nearly 200 nationals involved in the COP21 conference in Paris.
Students at Bladen Lakes Primary School are learning about weather. The students are not only using books to study from, but also technology from WeatherBug.
This year WWAY NewsChannel 3 and the StarNews are joining forces to recap the top stories of 2015. To do that, though, we need your help. Look at the list of stories below and choose your top 10.
Perry's Emporium gave $60,000 in refunds because of the rainy day diamond promotion.
Gov. Pat McCrory says he will appeal the federal government's decision refusing aid for eight coastal North Carolina counties for damage caused by heavy rains and flooding in late September and early October.
Wilmington, NC (WWAY) -- Tropical Depression Twelve strengthened into Tropical Storm Kate Monday morning. The storm is currently 40 miles ESE of Cat Island in the Bahamas with 40 mph sustained winds, making it a low grade Tropical Storm. With…
After a sun-splashed opening weekend, rain has washed out the start of the work week at the Cape Fear Fair & Expo.
The U.S. Small Business Administration said those affected by the historic storms from late September and earlier this month are eligible for some help.
News is often serious business. But it doesn't always have to be.
The City of Wilmington says a road is back open after a sinkhole formed last week.
Winter has come early in northern Michigan.
Work to remove rock from a road in New Hanover County is delayed by one day. The North Carolina Department of Transportation said it postponed the closure of Edgewater Club Road because of expected heavy traffic Sunday.
A family in the Leland area is still living in a hotel following the storm that brought historic rainfall to parts of the Carolinas.
North Carolina Department of Transportation crews plan to spend Sunday removing a 500-foot temporary rock road surface that was built on Edgewater Club Road earlier in October.
The fantastic weather over the long Columbus Day weekend was ideal for tourists visiting the area to see the fall foliage and in the Poconos. At least one resort is providing a different view of the leaves.
County spokeswoman Amanda Hutcheson said samples in the county show mosquitoes in the area have tested positive for West Nile Virus. She said these types of pests are typically drawn more to dogs and horses, but people should take appropriate precaution in the area.
Interstate 95, the main East Coast interstate linking Maine to Miami, is reopening in South Carolina more than a week after a 16-mile stretch of the expressway was closed because of flooding.
As flood waters continue to recede, Gov. Pat McCrory today lifted a State of Emergency for North Carolina that began last week.
While visiting the Port City, Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin touched on the recent historic storm and its effects on insurance in our region.
The North Carolina National Guard says it is sending more than 500 soldiers and airmen to help South Carolina in efforts to recover from record flooding.



