Pro-Palestine supporters protest President Biden’s visit
More than 30 protestors gathered outside the Wilmington Convention Center, calling on President Biden to order a ceasefire in Gaza.
More than 30 protestors gathered outside the Wilmington Convention Center, calling on President Biden to order a ceasefire in Gaza.
Brunswick Community College is expanding. Renovations to the college’s Health Sciences Building in Bolivia are underway.
Our WWAY Student Athlete of the Week comes from Topsail high school where he excels on the field and in the classroom.
A Pender County man is having his artwork featured in a special art show next week.
With the first weekend of May upon us, lets take a look at What’s Happening in the Cape Fear.
Some figures in the Cape Fear’s storied history are truly larger than life. That’s the case with Elias Gore, known in the early 20th century as “the gentleman giant” of Southport.
The reclassification would allow the health effects of marijuana to be researched and studied more easily.
It’s lights, camera, action for the 10th Annual Jewish Film Festival.
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.
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.
A non-profit organization is providing some breast cancer patients and survivors with a retreat to remember. WWAY caught up with them Wednesday.
Some descendants of people buried at Rock Hill Cemetery, a historic Black cemetery, want to continue its preservation as a new community is built near it.
March 27th, 2024 could have been one of the saddest days in New Hanover County Athletics history. But it wasn’t – thanks to two first responders.
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.
It’s no secret that Leland residents are not thrilled by the proposed 17% tax rate increase, and today’s rally is just one of several that have been held over the last several weeks.
“Art at the Harbor Way Garden” is making a return to Wrightsville Beach this weekend, and its all part of keeping the garden beautiful for residents and visitors.
This week’s pet pal is a 6 to 8-year old female Pocket Pit mixed breed.
Monday’s hearing was the third of four in-person public hearings held about the state’s Carbon Plan.
The Pender County Board of Commissioner held their first county budget work session today.
A former Laney standout did not near his name called during NFL draft weekend, but Alfahiym Walcott still has the chance to keep his NFL dream alive.
Temperatures were in the high 70’s on Monday and lots of folks took advantage of the warm weather at Wrightsville Beach.
The protest comes in response to a UNC Board of Governors proposal that takes aim at diversity, equity, and inclusion on college campuses.
Some cyclists in Wrightsville Beach are raising concerns over the rules of the road. WWAY visited that beach town on Monday.
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.