Man charged with First-degree murder appears in New Hanover County Courtroom for the first time
A man charged with first-degree murder appeared in court for this first time after a deadly shooting on Castle Hayne Road.
Starway Village site prep and demolition underway; official groundbreaking coming soon
Currently, the site is being demolished, with pieces of pavement being removed, along with trees throughout the lot being cut down and shredded.
CFPUA customer service returning to 235 Government Drive
CFPUA is reopening its office at the administrative building four months after transferring its customer service lobby to the Government Center down the road.
Miracles and Mysteries: A year of extraordinary maritime events in the Carolinas
The ocean is vast and as a coastal community hearing about strange happenings at sea is not unusual.
Good Shepherd Center makes plans for 2024
One non-profit needs your help to support their mission helping others in the Cape Fear. ‘Good Shepherd Center’ has a goal to feed the hungry, shelter the homeless, and foster transition to housing.
Cape Fear folks making plans to ring in the new year
With 2023 coming to a close, many people are planning out their New Year celebrations and resolutions.
Pet Pals: 1-year old male Huskey-Shepard mix looking for forever home
This week’s pet pal is a 1-year old male Huskey-Shepard mix.
Year in Review: New faces, close races in Cape Fear politics
LELAND, N.C. (WWAY) — From new faces to close races, it all happened this year in politics in the Cape Fear area. Starting off the year with sad and shocking news, New Hanover County Commissioner Deb Hays died suddenly of a heart attack in March. The long-serving public servant was honored with a celebration of life and tree planting at…
Week-long Kwanzaa celebrations kick off in Wilmington
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) — Tuesday, December 26th marked the first day of the week-long celebration of Kwanzaa. The name comes from a Swahili phrase meaning ‘first fruits.’ The holiday was first observed in 1966. It is a non-religious observation of African Americans’ ancestral roots that celebrates seven core principles. Those include creativity, collective responsibility, self-determination, faith, and purpose. The Burnett…
Shoppers pack Mayfaire Town Center on Boxing Day to return or buy gifts
The day after Christmas is also known a Boxing Day.
How long should Christmas decorations stay up?
Saying goodbye to Christmas. But not for those who like to give their decorations a longer life past December 25.
Friends and families go to the movies for the holidays
Christmas has come to a close, but people everywhere are still finding ways to spend time with family and friends.
Extraordinary veteran not slowing down at age 95, offers tips for aging well
Sgt, Francis "Buddy" Hooper is a retired Montford Point Marine who helped integrate the US Marine Corps in the 1940's
95-year-old retired Montford Point Marine Francis “Buddy” Hooper shares his strategies for living well into your tenth decade, and beyond.
Christmas Eve service: a gathering of faith and tradition
According to a poll conducted by Lifeway Research, nearly 50% of pastors say Christmas Eve services are their most attended services every year.
The last minute gift dash: unwrapping the reasons behind holiday shopping procrastination
According to a report from U.S. News and World, 16% of shoppers always wait until the last minute to get their shopping done.
‘Oak Island Angels’ bring Christmas to more than a hundred Brunswick County residents
More than 30 families with 78 children, and 174 elderly were distributed to.
Meteorologist Jim Cantore serving up drinks in Carolina Beach for a good cause
Meteorologist Jim Cantore making a stop in Carolina Beach to help with something other than the weather.
Port City United hosts Soul Santa’s Ugly Sweater Christmas Dance
A New Hanover County service provider spreading cheer and fun before Christmas felt that gaudy was a good thing for the holidays.
Jacksonville Eagle Scout candidate collects more than 2,000 Christmas gifts for children in need
JACKSONVILLE (WWAY) — We have a cheerful update on a Jacksonville Eagle Scout candidate’s project that we first told you about in October. With the help of the community, Benjamin Mills was able to fulfill his Christmas wish of giving back to others in Onslow County. Mills is a lifelong Boy Scout, currently with Troop 597 out of Jacksonville. As…
Nippy’s Soul Food “paying it forward” to help those less fortunate
This means customers can pay for food orders for those unable to pay for a hot meal. Customers can either pay for a specific meal from the menu or an all-you-can-eat buffet order.
Hospitals and physicians preparing for continued increase in flu and RSV cases
Currently, 17% of all hospital visits in the state are to receive treatment for a respiratory illness, an increase of nearly 3 percent from last week.
Carolina Beach businesses benefiting from free parking
Following backlash from residents, business owners, and visitors of Carolina Beach, the town made the decision earlier this week to end paid parking for the winter.
ILM airport urges travelers to come prepared during busy holidays
WILMINGTON (WWAY) — According to the Transportation Security Administration, passenger volume at airports across the country are expected to be busier this holiday season compared to last year. Wilmington International Airport (ILM) is no exception. But, something new at the airport could help make navigating the crowd a little easier. Deputy Airport Director Robert Campbell shared that people stood in…
Wilmington Police sees uptick in car break-ins, firearm thefts
As the holiday season unfolds, law enforcement officials in Wilmington are warning citizens about an uptick in property crimes and sharing helpful reminders.