Wilmington Water Tours at odds with its homeowners association in a move that could see the business close
A downtown Wilmington business is at odds with its homeowners association and could potentially have to shut down its business.
After decades of service, St. Mary Health Center asked to leave current location
A community health and dental clinic in Wilmington faces an uncertain future after the church where it’s located told the clinic they have to go. For decades, the St. Mary Health Center has offered several services to those who can’t afford insurance, including emergency dental surgery.
New Hanover County Veteran Services relocates to Health and Human Services Building
The Veteran Services office returned to the Health and Human Services Building on Greenfield Street on Monday.
Port City FC honors former player after recovering from a stroke last year
Port City FC took on Greenville United in their final home game of the year on Saturday. But, there was something bigger that happened at the game during halftime.
UPWA holds wrestling show in Oak Island
While sparks are ready to fly come the 4th of July, things got heated on Sunday in Oak Island inside the squared circle.
What would happen if President Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential race?
President Biden's debate performance on Thursday is leading some analysts to ask what would happen if he steps down from the nomination?
With Biden now 81, there’s been concern among some democrats about Biden’s ability to serve. But how likely is it that Biden would drop out this late in the race?
Cameron Art Museum wraps up LGBTQ+ Pride Month with ‘Love Dance’ and brunch
Cameron Art Museum in Wilmington closed out LGBTQ+ Pride Month with a dance and brunch on Sunday. The Second Annual Love Dance, hosting brunch at the museum’s cafe, as well as a dance floor in the reception hall featuring DJ Louis, face painting, and more.
Wilmington Police investigating shooting on S 14th St.
Police say shortly after 10:30 p.m. Saturday evening, officers responded to the 400 block of S 14th St. When they arrived, they found a male victim suffering from a gunshot wound.
Crews working to clean up chlorine leak in Navassa as road closures continue
According to a town of Navassa spokesperson, at around 5:30 a.m. Saturday morning, the Navassa Volunteer Fire Department responded to a chlorine leak at American Distillation Comapny on Royster Rd.
‘Shining Stars Talent Show’ showcases performers of all abilities
The Shining Stars Talent Show at Freedom Baptist Church gives those with intellectual and developmental disabilities the chance to showcase their talent.
Columbus County Sheriff’s Office hosts ‘Unity in Our Communities’ event in Whiteville
A public forum was held Saturday by law enforcement in Columbus County to hear feedback from residents.
Leland man’s damaged smartphone calls 911 more than 2000 times
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.
New Hanover County Schools decides how to move forward on a budget following months of uncertainty
During an emergency meeting on Thursday, the New Hanover County School Board finally voted on a budget following months of uncertainty.
History with ‘Hud’: Remembering when I-40 first connected Wilmington to the west coast
Interstate 40 is one of the most important roadways in North Carolina and the country. Extending more than 2,500 miles all the way from Wilmington to California, the paved interstate is used by millions each day. But the connection to Wilmington almost didn’t happen.
Resident reacts to facilities at the Port of Wilmington being required to control emissions after complaints
Some New Hanover County residents near the Port of Wilmington are reacting to the latest announcement by the State Department of Environmental Quality.
Southeastern Community College in Columbus County combats truck driver shortage with new program
Some students in Columbus County are ready to get ‘on the road again.’ WWAY spoke to the people making that possible on Wednesday.
Environmental leaders from US, Canada, and Mexico meet in Wilmington for CEC Council Session
On Tuesday, the Commission for Environmental Cooperation began its annual council session in Wilmington.
Brunswick County law enforcement agencies host free “Chop with a Cop” contest
Event meant to build trust between teens and officers
You’ve heard of “Coffee with a Cop” or “Shop with a Cop… But how about axe throwing?!
Thom Tillis revisits the Port of Wilmington, see’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in action
Senator Thom Tillis was in Wilmington on Tuesday. He began his visit with a tour of the Port of Wilmington.
Cape Fear area farmers, garden centers facing challenges as dry conditions continue
Blame it on the rain, or the lack thereof. Portions of southeastern North Carolina are being labeled as “abnormally dry.” It’s producing many problems, but the main concern is crops.
Brunswick County Schools selects two schools for phone-free pilot program
Superintendent Dale Cole informed the Brunswick County Board of Education that he had selected Cedar Grove Middle School and Town Creek Middle School for the pilot program.
UNCW Board of Trustees approves new parking deck, student housing
The board approved several items on the agenda including a faculty workload policy, a new parking deck, and Phase III of the university’s student housing village.
Pet Pals: Adult dogs looking for forever homes
Storm is a 4-year-old male lab mix, and Rain is a 4-year-old female mix.
Seniors looking for ways to stay cool during summer heat
More than 75 fans and two portable a-c units have been given out by the center as part of Operation Fan Heat Relief”, with dozens of other fans available for anyone who needs one.