The video of attempted insurance fraud was first posted on TikTok, which shows a silver car cutting off cutting off another driver and brake-checking them, before suddenly backing into the victim’s car.
Along with medication, Novant will accept other items like needles, controlled substances, IV bags and even vapes, as long as the batteries have been taken out.
Carolina Beach has recently announced a change to its parking policy, stating that parking passes will no longer be permitted in oceanfront lots. This decision has left many residents feeling unheard.
This month marks nearly a century since the United States was plunged into the worst and longest depression in its history. 95 years ago on October 29, 1929 the stock market plummeted, as more than 16 million shares were traded in a panic, on a day which became known as ‘Black Tuesday’.
Some Brunswick County Schools are facing an overcrowding issue. It started about a year ago due to an increase in population, and now the district is trying to do something to alleviate the problem.
White House Domestic Policy Advisor Neera Tanden toured several police facilities during her visit.
Lines are stretched around buildings and down streets as early voting continues across the state. Despite the long lines, early voting turnout in North Carolina is actually down 37.4% when compared to 2020.
The simulation lab, which will operate out of a renovated bank, will recreate situations to teach medical students the skills needed to become a doctor or nurse.
Carolina Beach Town Council has implemented new parking regulations.
Earlier this month, the council decided to eliminate residential parking passes primarily in oceanfront lots. This significant decision was influenced by the potential loss of federal funding related to a beach nourishment project.
This weekend, Wilmington’s Live Oak Bank Amphitheater will host two beer and wine festivals, both benefiting the Carousel Center, a local nonprofit that supports children who have been victims of abuse.
He’s very affectionate and loves to receive pats and scratches from his human friends.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY (WWAY)–UNCW students are expanding their minds to endless opportunities. All while sitting in the Kenan Auditorium, learning valuable life lessons from experts like former NASA astronaut Scott Kelly. And among these eager scholars is Jordan Mcleod. “It’s a really great opportunity. Captain Scott Kelly is so inspiring and such a great speaker and great person,” Mcleod said….
Over 11 days, the kitchen served 4,552 hot meals from French toast and eggs to sandwiches and fries.
The New Hanover County Cooperative Extension’s 4H initiative has created a voting booth for kids under the age of 18.
“Rotary has always been involved for years, years, and years in the fight against Polio. October 24th is World Polio Day, and we are trying to call some attention to that.”
Rebecca Zimmer Donaldson and Jason Smith met for a forum hosted by the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, just two weeks before election day.
Stein met with district attorneys, federal, and local law enforcement from across southeastern North Carolina to coordinate a regional response to the fentanyl epidemic.
Attorney General Josh Stein honored several people from our area with the Dogwood Awards on Tuesday.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY (WWAY)–Leaders in Southport met Monday night to discuss a new EMS Franchise Agreement with Brunswick County. However, there was some pushback. The City of Southport says this new franchise agreement will result in longer response times or no answer at all for EMS workers. The county is trying to cover the growing population. “Southport continues to be used…
There, business owners and renters can apply for low-interest loans, the first opportunity many of them have had to apply for loans to try and get back on their feet.
The Coastal Animal Rescue Effort is bringing back its annual fundraiser after a pandemic-related hiatus.
The aquarium held its second Reptile Roundup event on Monday as part of Reptile Awareness Day.
One local business owner will be “infested by sharks” on Friday as she pitches her business to five well-known entrepreneurs.
Southport’s board of Aldermen met Monday to discuss the future of the former city hall building.