Reactions to sports betting starting today in North Carolina
Governor Roy Cooper made the first bet in the state by choosing the Carolina Hurricanes to win the Stanley Cup this year.
Governor Roy Cooper made the first bet in the state by choosing the Carolina Hurricanes to win the Stanley Cup this year.
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Work on the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge is moving along on schedule. According to a spokesperson for the NCDOT, work on the bridge’s two eastbound lanes is still slated for completion on March 31, ahead of the Azalea Festival. Crews are working to replace the aging grates on the bridge. NCDOT Engineer Joshua Pratt said they…
WILMINGTON, NC — Two pedestrians were killed on Saturday in separate crashes on the same road. The first happened early Saturday morning at around 4:30 a.m. on S College Rd. near Jeff Gordon Chevrolet. Police identified the pedestrian as 40-year-old Steven Barlok. The second accident happened Saturday night around 10:41 p.m. at the intersection of New Centre drive and S…
UNCW Baseball defeated St. Joseph’s 4-3 on Sunday, sweeping the home series 3-0.
UNCW Basketball fell to Towson 66-56 in the CAA Tournament on Sunday.
CAROLINA BEACH, NC (WWAY) — At American Legion Post 129 on Saturday, Ida Levesque—though most people call her Miss Ida—celebrated 100 years of a life well lived. At the party, Miss Ida was presented with the Key to the Town of Carolina Beach, and an American flag from Representative David Rouzer that was flown at the capitol in her…
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Wilmington nonprofit Coastal Brining Up Down Syndrome (BUDS) a held a celebration at Highwater Brewing on Saturday in anticipation of World Down Syndrome Day. The event boasted live music, games, face painting, and more. Laura Rowland, Programs and Outreach Coordinator for Coastal Buds, expressed gratitude for the community’s support of the nonprofit. “It means a lot,…
With it being March, it’s only right for the madness to begin. Four local teams have advanced to the regional finals.
A baby boy, likely days old, was surrendered to a firefighter and certified emergency medical technician at the Ogden Volunteer Fire Station.
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — It was a night like any other for three grace street businesses. But shortly before eight last night, the front facade of the building that houses Tacobaby, Rumcow, and Kat 5 Kava collapsed unexpectedly. Shortly after the collapse, WWAY spoke with Lindsay Bass, an employee at Kat 5 Kava. She said that management has been concerned…
An event at the Country Club of Landfall in New Hanover County featured a celebrity chef. It helped celebrate three area organizations.
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — A lawsuit filed against Cape Fear Community college has been dismissed. The lawsuit, which was filed by former student Camryn Young, accused the college of mistreating, and unfairly dismissing Young from her sonography program. Young alleged that her instructors lowered her grades, avoided assisting her in class, and participated in a scheme to remove her from the…
Since severe weather is difficult to forecast, and pinpoint exact times and locations, severe weather preparedness week helps everyone stay ready, with a plan of action for anything that can unfold.
Daylight Saving Time was first used during World War 1 and 2 to conserve energy but did not come into use during peacetime until 1966.
CAROLINA BEACH, NC (WWAY) — Residents and members of the surrounding community packed the Community Life Center in Carolina Beach to learn about a proposed oceanfront project. Developers are looking to build an Embassy Suites hotel at the north end of the Carolina Beach Boardwalk. It would include meeting space and oceanfront ballrooms, a poolside tiki bar, an upscale restaurant,…
Cainan Patrick is the WWAY Student Athlete of The Week.
There’s a Cape Fear connection to Haiti. The Executive Director of the non-profit organization Haiti Awake just returned to Wilmington from Haiti.
From a race for a good cause to fine southern food, there is something for everyone happening this weekend.
Dan Crawford said Robinson’s views on many issues are not fit for the governor’s office of North Carolina.
The Cape Fear is full of historic buildings and landscapes. But not every piece of the area’s past is located in plain sight.
Sonya Patrick was honored for volunteering more than 12,600 hours of service “to the community and the nation.”
Republicans came out to the polls in higher numbers than Democrats, especially for state offices. More than 1 million people voted for Republican candidates for governor, while less than 700,000 voted for Democratic candidates.
Results for the county did not start coming in until around 1 am Wednesday, well after other counties across the state sent in their numbers.
Region 10 Women’s Basketball Player of the Year, Region 10 Women’s All-Conference First Team and Region 10 Women’s All-Second team.