Cape Fear non-profit facing challenges following FAA grounding of flights into Haiti
Volunteers within the non-profit Haiti Awake living in the US have had to cancel visits to Haiti.
Habitat for Humanity building a new home for a family in Bolivia
Brunswick County Habitat For Humanity held the groundbreaking ceremony for a family in Bolivia Tuesday afternoon.
Final preparations underway for Cucalorus Film Festival’s 30th year
Ahead of opening night tomorrow, staff and volunteers are putting the final touches on the region’s largest film festival.
Wilmington Fire Department hosting 2nd annual food drive
The fire department is hosting its second annual food drive this year in collaboration with Nourish NC.
Toys for Tots
This holiday season, join us in spreading joy and making a difference in the lives of children in need by participating in the United States Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program. Victory Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Shallotte is proud to sponsor this heartwarming initiative, and we invite you to help brighten a child’s holiday by donating new, unwrapped…
Pet Pals: Young, trainable pup looking for active forever home
The New Hanover County Humane Society says he’s athletic and curious and loves to play, so he will need plenty of attention and exercise.
Kure Beach Renourishment Project suspended due to Non-compliance with Army Corps regulations
"The fact that residents pay taxes and live here regularly and fund the infrastructure that the tourists take advantage of."
NEW HANOVER COUNTY (WWAY)– Kure Beach residents may face higher parking rates. According to the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), the town of Kure Beach isn’t fulfilling the Army Corps’s beach renourishment requirements. The city has the required number of parking spaces, but the USACE is flagging Kure Beach for not offering parking on equal terms. The town…
Leland Town Council discusses flood zone ordinance changes during agenda meeting
The changes are under consideration following severe flooding that occurred in the Leland community of Stoney Creek, due to Potential Tropical Cyclone 8.
St Mary Health Center and Dental Clinic preparing to leave Basilica
Several weeks ago, volunteers started removing patient records and other files from its offices at the Basilica of Saint Mary on Ann Street.
President-Elect Trump’s proposed tariffs could increase consumer prices, economists warn
The idea of imposing tariffs is that they will force companies to manufacture in the US but many economists—like UNCW Instructor Mouhcine Guettabi—say they are ineffective on that front.
Students at GLOW Academy put together their own newscast
Students at the Girls Leadership Academy of Wilmington (GLOW Academy) got to take part in the ‘Extreme Weather Project’ which partners the 7th grade science department with the digital media program.
New Hanover County Fire Rescue is raising money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association
The New Hanover County Fire Rescue is raising money through their annual “Fill the Boot” campaign to support the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
The 5th Quarter November 15, 2024
Week 12 (Playoffs round one)
Shout out to Jim Mora Sr. The Playoffs are here!
We still have six teams alive for round two: Hoggard, Whiteville, Pender, North Brunswick, Ashley, and East Bladen.
30th annual Cucalorus Film Festival kicks off Wednesday
A staple in the Wilmington arts community is back once again, celebrating a major anniversary.
Public concern grows over proposed Hilton’s Bluff development in Castle Hayne
Saturday at Northern Regional Park in Castle Hayne, a group called “Save Sledge Forest” will host a town hall to inform the public about a major proposed development that could change their community.
Preparations for Battleship Marathon underway
The 26th annual Battleship Marathon will be held on Sunday, with nearly 2,500 runners expected to participate.
Thanksgiving meal shopping is underway but how are the prices?
Thanksgiving is less than 2 weeks away and people are searching for the best deals to cut down on cost.
WWAY Student Athlete of the Week: Mia Neuwirth
Hoggard soccer and tennis player is turning a scary situation into a life passion
This week’s Student Athlete of the Week suffered a health scare last year that cost her some of her sophomore season. She suffered a pneumonia diagnosis that required multiple surgeries and other procedures during her weeks-long stay.
Now back on the tennis court and soccer field as a junior for the Hoggard Vikings, Mia Neuwirth is using that experience to champion her passion of helping others.
Election protest filed by New Hanover commissioner dismissed
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — As election canvassing continues across the state, New Hanover County Board of Elections moved to dismiss a protest from County Commissioner Dane Scalise in a 3-2 vote on Friday. Scalise’s protest alleged that the county violated state election law by not counting some absentee ballots on election night. The board of elections determined that these allegations…
New Hanover County election results: Ballot count complete ahead of canvassing Friday
The board approved 748 provisional ballots and 1,755 absentee ballots, including some that came in after the Oct. 31st deadline the county had put in place.
Leland Town Council considers ordinances to prevent development in flood zones
Leland Town Council is looking into possible changes to some of its ordinances, which currently allow developers to build in areas that are considered flood zones.
UNCW unveils ‘Blue Economy Asset Map’ highlighting local ocean-based industry
The university’s Center of Innovation and Entrepreneurship created a Blue Economy Assets Map, which highlights local businesses and startups.
9-year-old continues holiday tradition with 5th annual Salute to Veterans Christmas Card drive
This year, Tucker Rose hopes to collect more than 3,000 donated cards. Since starting in 2020, he has collected and donated over 6,000 cards.
WWAY now accepting donations for Toys for Tots
As the holiday season approaches, the annual Toys for Tots campaign, organized by the United States Marine Corps Reserve, is underway in the Cape Fear area. The holiday campaign, which officially kicked off on October 1, aims to collect new, unwrapped toys for children in need, ensuring that every child in the region has something to open on Christmas morning.