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Wilmington Police investigating shooting on S 14th St.

Nate Mauldin,

June 30, 2024

A view of the hazmat scene from Cedar Hill Rd. on Saturday, June 29. (Photo: Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Crews working to clean up chlorine leak in Navassa as road closures continue

Nate Mauldin,

June 29, 2024

Audience members join dancer in doing the 'Cupid Shuffle' on stage. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

'Shining Stars Talent Show' showcases performers of all abilities

Nate Mauldin,

June 29, 2024

After Morgan got Spectrum to check his landline and found no problems, he eventually found out the calls were coming from an old deactivated phone with water damage. (Photo: Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Leland man's damaged smartphone calls 911 more than 2000 times

Nate Mauldin,

June 28, 2024

During an emergency meeting on Thursday, the New Hanover County School Board finally voted on a budget following months of uncertainty, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

New Hanover County Schools decides how to move forward on a budget following months of uncertainty

Emily Andrews,

June 27, 2024

Some New Hanover County residents near the Port of Wilmington are reacting to the latest announcement by the State Department of Environmental Quality, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Resident reacts to facilities at the Port of Wilmington being required to control emissions after complaints

Emily Andrews,

June 26, 2024

Some students in Columbus County are ready to get 'on the road again.' WWAY spoke to the people making that possible on Wednesday, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Southeastern Community College in Columbus County combats truck driver shortage with new program

Emily Andrews,

June 26, 2024

On Tuesday, the Commission for Environmental Cooperation began its annual council session in Wilmington. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Environmental leaders from US, Canada, and Mexico meet in Wilmington for CEC Council Session

Nate Mauldin,

June 25, 2024

Senator Thom Tillis was in Wilmington on Tuesday. He began his visit with a tour of the Port of Wilmington, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Thom Tillis revisits the Port of Wilmington, see's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in action

Emily Andrews,

June 25, 2024

Blame it on the rain, or the lack thereof, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Cape Fear area farmers, garden centers facing challenges as dry conditions continue

Emily Andrews,

June 25, 2024

UNCW's Board of Trustees met for a special meeting on June 25. (Photo: WWAY)

UNCW Board of Trustees approves new parking deck, student housing

Nate Mauldin,

June 25, 2024

According to Surf City Fire Department and Ocean Rescue, first responders received six swimmer distress calls last week. (Photo: Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Surf City officials warn of rough beach conditions

Nate Mauldin,

June 24, 2024

Shark Bite

14-year-old recovering after being bitten by shark at North Topsail Beach

Nate Mauldin,

June 24, 2024

Over the years Nixon began collecting newspapers, going all the way back to 1952. (Photo: Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

90-year-old Wilmington resident shares newspaper collection, speaks at Cape Fear Museum

Nate Mauldin,

June 23, 2024

Despite several red flag warnings at beaches locally - dozens of people have been rescued this weekend. (Photo: Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Officials report nearly 20 water rescues in New Hanover County over the weekend

Nate Mauldin,

June 23, 2024

Mother Hubbard's Cupboard and the Good Shepherd Center collaborated sold bowls handmade by local potters and woodworkers to raise money for both organizations. (Photo: Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Two Wilmington-based nonprofits host first 'Mini Bowls' fundraiser

Nate Mauldin,

June 23, 2024

The family friendly event hosted food, music, vendors and more. (Photo: Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Juneteenth celebration and parade held in Southport

Nate Mauldin,

June 22, 2024

Founder's Day celebrates the city's incorporation in 1993. (Photo: Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

City of Northwest celebrates third annual Founder's Day

Nate Mauldin,

June 22, 2024

Several aspiring pilots took to the sky through a program designed to inspire kids to pursue careers in aviation, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Bladen County airport educates middle schoolers through week long program

Emily Andrews,

June 21, 2024

The county's school district is 1st in the state when it comes to FAFSA completion, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Columbus County Schools ranks #1 among 115 school districts in N.C. for FAFSA completion

Emily Andrews,

June 20, 2024

In Columbus County, the City of Whiteville is getting funding from the Golden Leaf Foundation’s $25 million Flood Mitigation Program to fix a recurring problem, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

City of Whiteville receives nearly $1.2 million in funding to address frequent flooding

Emily Andrews,

June 20, 2024

On Tuesday, the Burgaw Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to deny developer D.R. Horton's rezoning request for a 487-home development off NC Hwy 53 W. (Photo: Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Burgaw Board of Commissioners denies approval for 487-home development

Nate Mauldin,

June 19, 2024

If you're walking in downtown Wilmington, you may notice a unusual-looking boat docked along the riverwalk. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

16th century replica ship Nao Trinidad returns to Wilmington

Nate Mauldin,

June 19, 2024

Khalilah Olokunola was the Chief People Officer at Tru Colors. It was a Wilmington brewery that employed active gang members to reduce violence in the community, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Wilmington author, Khalilah Olokunola debuts her new book

Emily Andrews,

June 19, 2024