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Brunswick Community College is expanding. Renovations to the college's Health Sciences Building in Bolivia are underway, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Brunswick Community College Health Sciences Dept. undergoing an expansion

Emily Andrews,

May 2, 2024

A Pender County man is having his artwork featured in a special art show next week, (Photo: Lower Cape Fear LifeCare).

Pender County man receives solo art show, Lower Cape Fear LifeCare invites community

Emily Andrews,

May 2, 2024

As state and federal elections approach in November, some people—like UNCW Junior Madeline Stewart—worry that North Carolina will join other states in an all-out ban on abortion. (Photo:CBS Newspath)

UNCW student speaks out as Florida implements 6-week abortion ban

Nate Mauldin,

May 1, 2024

An agreement between the owner of the gentlemen's club, Jerry Reid, and county attorneys was signed March 22. The agreement establishes that the county can use the parking spaces for free, Monday through Friday. (Photo:WWAY)

New Hanover County reaches agreement with Cheetah Gentlemen's Club

Nate Mauldin,

May 1, 2024

A non-profit organization is providing some breast cancer patients and survivors with a retreat to remember. WWAY caught up with them Wednesday, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Topsail Beach hosts Little Pink Houses of Hope cancer patients and survivors

Emily Andrews,

May 1, 2024

Tuesday night a meeting was held to ensure Native American students and their families take advantage of the opportunities provided for them in Columbus County, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Columbus County Schools Indian Education Parent Committee holds meeting

Emily Andrews,

April 30, 2024

Some students at one school in Columbus County are learning lessons in law in a hands-on way. Tuesday’s lesson involved professionals who are involved with the court system each day, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Whiteville High School students learn lessons in law

Emily Andrews,

April 30, 2024

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Pet Pals: Pocket Pit mix looking for forever home

WWAY News,

April 30, 2024

Temperatures were in the high 70’s on Monday and lots of folks took advantage of the warm weather at Wrightsville Beach, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Wrightsville Beach locals and visitors enjoy warm weather

Emily Andrews,

April 29, 2024

The protest comes in response to a UNC Board of Governors proposal that takes aim at diversity, equity, and inclusion on college campuses. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

UNCW students protest proposed DEI policy change

Nate Mauldin,

April 29, 2024

Some cyclists in Wrightsville Beach are raising concerns over the rules of the road. WWAY visited that beach town on Monday, (Photo: Pixabay / MGN).

Town of Wrightsville Beach reminds cyclists to steer clear of sidewalks

Emily Andrews,

April 29, 2024

While the algae isn't harmful to wildlife, Grogan noted blooms of this magnitude are not natural for the lake, and that one of the biggest contributing problems is stormwater runoff. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

What's going on with Greenfield Lake?: UNCW marine biologist explains

Nate Mauldin,

April 29, 2024

Wilmington-based tequila brand sues distribution companies after 19,000 bottles were stolen

Nate Mauldin,

April 29, 2024

The free family friendly event had a great turnout this year, with the historic grounds of the Bellamy mansion hosting pony rides, a petting zoo, live music, storytelling and more. The museum is also celebrating 30 years of existence this month. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Bellamy Mansion Museum hosts Family Fun Day

Nate Mauldin,

April 28, 2024

The event gives kids and adults alike the chance to try adaptive bikes for free, along with giveaways and a bike safety course. Adaptive bikes are designed to enable biking for people of all ages and abilities. This is the first event of its kind in Wilmington. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Community partners host first Inclusive Bike Rodeo

Nate Mauldin,

April 28, 2024

The training exercise was held at the New Hanover County Health and Human Services Building, and was organized by the New Hanover County Sherrif's Office in collaboration with local police, fire, and EMS services. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

EMS, law enforcement hold active shooter training exercise

Nate Mauldin,

April 27, 2024

On Saturday, community volunteers along with the American Red Cross, State Fire Marshall, State Farm, and the Supply Fire Department went to houses in the area to install new smoke detectors free of charge. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

'Sound the Alarm' campaign offers free smoke detectors to those in need

Nate Mauldin,

April 27, 2024

On Friday morning, 60 new American citizens celebrate the completion of a process that takes years, and even decades. For many, it's an emotional moment. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Moores Creek National Battlefield welcomes 60 new American citizens at naturalization ceremony

Nate Mauldin,

April 26, 2024

April 20 marked a historic day in North Carolina with the first medical marijuana dispensary opening on tribal land in the mountains, (Photo: Pixabay).

Cannabis in Cherokee: D.A. Ben David explains what this means in other parts of the state

Emily Andrews,

April 26, 2024

Friday WWAY hosted a blood drive in collaboration with John E. Jacobs American Legion Post 68 in Leland, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Leland American Legion Post 68 holds blood drive at WWAY

Emily Andrews,

April 26, 2024

Ariel Henry has resigned as Prime Minister of Haiti. A transitional council is now in charge, (Photo: Haiti Awake).

How's Haiti: Cape Fear Connection weighs in on transitional council

Emily Andrews,

April 25, 2024

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Why proposed Raleigh-to-Wilmington train will go through Goldsboro

Nate Mauldin,

April 24, 2024

Many crop and livestock farmers worry the future of the industry could be in jeopardy. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

NC farmers sound alarm: Industry future at risk amidst rising challenges

Nate Mauldin,

April 24, 2024

President Joe Biden signed new legislation on Wednesday that does a lot of things, including providing new funding to Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan. One of the provisions of the bill involves the social media app, TikTok, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Content creators in the Cape Fear say TikTok is a tool as discussions of the ban continues

Emily Andrews,

April 24, 2024