A WWAY Teacher of the Week has been selected to attend an educator's conference next week in Washington D.C. Dr. Renee Steele is one out of 32 educators from across the nation to attend.

The threat of future floodwaters closing NC 210 in Bladen County will be diminished, thanks to a series of major culvert upgrades that will wind down this summer. That's according to a news release from the NC Department of Transportation.

The Bladen County Sheriff's Office is investigating after a man was found floating in a small pond.

Marine Corps troops gearing up for an overseas deployment are seeing some variety as they train on terrain around North Carolina.

Wednesday night in Elizabethtown, Lower Cape Fear Hospice held an event on opioid abuse, meant to educate people on the difference between pain management and addition.

Hurricane Florence killed 22 people across three Southeastern states, was the ninth most destructive storm in terms of property damage in U.S. history and spawned 44 tornadoes, a report from the National Hurricane Center said Friday.

The circus is coming to town! The Lewis and Clark Circus will be at Lu Mil Vineyard in Elizabethtown Thursday evening.

Harold McDowell of Elizabethtown plays scratch-off games for the anticipation of a big win but didn’t anticipate the $200,000 surprise he was in for.

The discussion over the White Oak Dike, which was breached during Hurricane Florence, continued Wednesday afternoon when North Carolina 7th Congressional District Rep. David Rouzer visited Bladen County.