What happens to your vote if you cast a ballot for a candidate who has died?
As the primary election gains momentum in North Carolina, more than 8,000 ballots have already been cast in Brunswick County during early voting.
How to protect your ride’s information as investigation into series of break-ins continues
A total of 11 vehicles were broken into across several different Bladen County communities.
Snow’s Cut Bridge replacement proposed as part of State’s Transportation Improvement Program
An increase in traffic flow is one major reason the replacement was proposed.
Sandy Paws Animal Hospital sets up shop on Carolina Beach Rd.
There’s a new spot in Monkey Junction to take your furry friends who need medical attention.
Work left to restore Reaves Chapel in Navassa
In honor of Black History Month coming to an end, we are checking in on a project in Brunswick County that is getting closer to nearing the finish line.
Man wanted for indecent exposure in multiple Cape Fear counties arrested
Glover surrendered to Sampson County law enforcement on Saturday, February 24, and is being held at their facility with no bond.
Wilmington Fire Department urges caution with lithium-ion batteries
The Wilmington Fire Department is sounding the alarm as lithium-ion batteries emerge as the primary cause of fires and fire-related deaths in New York City, mirroring concerns for safety in the Cape Fear region.
What to do as bears and alligators begin coming out of hibernation
Bears usually hibernate between November and April, often finding places like bushes, trees, and even manmade structures to stay warm.
Wilmington Police Department offers tips on practicing self-defense
A deadly daylight attack on a woman out for a jog last week in Georgia has a lot of people on edge and taking a closer look at safety.
Seasonal allergies or the common cold: Pollen levels increase as spring approaches
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Allergy season is coming, or possibly, already here. With flowers blooming and bees returning, many people are seeking out allergy medication to overcome the pollen. But as Dr. Austin Sherman explains, in many cases it could just be the common cold. “I think there is a little higher incidence of allergies,” Sherman said. “You know, we’re…
Pender County Clerk of Court indicted on obtaining property by false pretenses charges
Elizabeth Craver has been indicted on three counts of felony Obtaining Property by False Pretense and one count of misdemeanor Willful Failure to Discharge Duties.
Leland facing a proposed 70% tax rate increase
One Brunswick County town is facing a proposed 70% tax increase for the 2024-2025 fiscal year.
How to stay safe while cycling along roads as investigation into hit and run continues
Cyclist George Saunders was riding along Highway 210 near Mooretown Road in Rocky Point when he was hit Saturday night.
Controlled burn planned at Halyburton Park in Wilmington
The City of Wilmington is working to restore the Longleaf pine at Halyburton Park this week.
New Hanover County NAACP leads Souls to the Polls march in downtown Wilmington
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — The New Hanover County NAACP took to the streets on Sunday for their Souls to the Polls march, an event aimed at promoting voter participation. Beginning at St. Stephen AME Church and ending at early voting locations at Cape Fear Community College, the march included some candidates vying for positions on the New Hanover County School…
Rally held in downtown Wilmington as Russia-Ukraine war hits two-year anniversary
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — On Saturday evening, a rally and candlelit vigil was held to commemorate the two-year anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The rally was organized on the steps of Thalian Hall and echoes similar gatherings in Los Angeles, New York, and Washington, DC as Ukrainian forces face shortages in ammunition and foreign aid. Rally attendees, many…
Celebration of life held for tennis legend Lenny Simpson
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — A celebration of life was held on Saturday at Port City Community Church for Lenny Simpson, a revered figure in the tennis community. Simpson, a Wilmington native, passed away earlier this month after a prolonged battle with illness. He was 75 years old. Simpson’s legacy in tennis was profound, marked by his early achievements and dedication…
Hooley Under the Bridge celebrates Irish culture ahead of St. Patrick’s Day
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Organizers of Wilmington’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade hosted a fundraising event yesterday in anticipation of the upcoming celebration. The seventh annual Cape Fear “Hooley Under the Bridge” took place at Waterline Brewing, showcasing a lively atmosphere with singing, dancing, and the traditional sound of bagpipes. The event served as a prelude to the St. Patrick’s Day…
Full Court Press February 23, 2024
Conference championship Friday
The conference championship games have been decided.
See all the action below!
Burgaw prepares to celebrate its 145th anniversary
The former railroad town was incorporated on February 25th, 1879, and serves as the county “seat” for Pender.
Runner preps ahead the Novant Health Wilmington Marathon
Put on your running shoes! The annual Novant Health Wilmington Marathon is taking place on Saturday.
Cameron Art Museum unveils quilt exhibition ‘The Work of Their Hands’
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — A new exhibit at the Cameron Art Museum showcases the medium of quilt making and its place in American history. It’s called “The Work of Their Hands.” The exhibit displays quilts dating back to the mid-1800’s and more contemporary pieces from around the country, showing how quilt making has evolved over centuries. Cameron Art Museum Registrar…
Cyberattack troubles pharmacies nationwide
A cyberattack is leaving pharmacies across the nation struggling to serve their customers.
Surf City renourishment project remains in the works after setbacks
SURF CITY, NC (WWAY) — The issue of beach erosion has become a big concern for residents of Surf City, but town officials say they have been aware of the issue for well over a decade. Nearly three years ago, Surf City was slated to undergo a renourishment project with the Army Corps of Engineers. However, the project was scrapped…