Residents express concerns over newly opened Military Cutoff Extension
Alleviating traffic is one of the main purposes of the new Military Cutoff Road Extension. But according to some, the new road has been a bit frustrating.
Whiteville man receives Hometown Hero Award
One Columbus County man received recognition and an award for his service to the country and community.
Woman charged with second-degree murder appears in court; victims family speaks out
A woman charged with second-degree murder made her first court appearance Tuesday in New Hanover County.
Connections in the Cape Fear to Israel and Palestine
The violence in Israel and retaliatory strikes in Gaza continues.
North Carolina burn survivor shares inspiring story, overcoming a “Life Ignited”
Connor McKemey was just 13-years-old when his life was turned upside down following a backyard propane explosion.
Brunswick County Board of Elections explains voting absentee with new voter ID rule
If submitting an absentee ballot, you must submit a copy of your photo ID in order for your vote to be counted or fill out an ID exception form.
Wilmington Police urging people to lock their cars following recent gun thefts
Since the first of the year, more than 60 guns have been stolen from vehicles in the city of Wilmington.
Aquarium invites you to wear Halloween costume for ‘Boo to Trash’ beach cleanup
Trash is scary and this Halloween season, the community is invited to work together to slay pollution at the Boo to Trash Beach Cleanup. It is happening Sunday, Oct. 22, 8-10 a.m. at the Carolina Beach Pier hosted by the North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher, the Town of Carolina Beach and Carolina Beach Pier.
Countdown to College events in New Hanover County Oct. 9 and 12
Laney High School hosts a parent info session Oct. 9, with a repeat hosted by Hoggard Oct. 12.
The FAFSA will be available to families in December, two months later than the normal October release date. That gives families time to ask questions and become educated about applying, and paying, for college in the 2024-2025 school year.
UPDATE: Details released about Monday morning homicide at Fort Fisher Historic Park
The New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a homicide that occurred Monday just before 9 a.m. at Fort Fisher State Historic Park.
Brunswick County’s Intercultural Festival returns after several year absence
Residents representing more than a dozen countries participated.
WMPO takes public input on potential location of Gullah Geechee Heritage Trail
This study will bridge the gap between conceptual planning and construction of a trail that will celebrate local cultural heritage, promote sustainable transportation and recreation, and encourage economic development.
The 5th Quarter October 6, 2023
Week 8
LELAND, N.C. (WWAY) – October is here and we are knee deep in in conference play, with just one month remaining before playoffs. See the full week 8 show below! NORTH BRUNSWICK 21 – NEW HANOVER 30 LANEY 49 – WEST BRUNSWICK 7 TOPSAIL 40 – SOUTH BRUNSWICK 34 ASHLEY 6 – HOGGARD 38 SOUTH COLUMBUS 6 – WEST COLUMBUS…
Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter talks to WWAY ahead of Wilmington concert
Pop star and Backstreet Boy Nick Carter is making a stop in Wilmington on his new solo tour. After wrapping up the Backstreet Boys’ DNA World Tour, Carter started his new solo tour called “Who I am” on October 4. Carter will be performing at Cape Fear Community College’s Wilson Center on October 13 at 7:00 p.m.
Nationwide not renewing more than 10,000 policies in North Carolina; almost 900 in Cape Fear area
So, to better protect itself from thousands of future claims, Nationwide has decided to not renew 10,525 policies throughout North Carolina, with just under 900 policyholders located in the Cape Fear area.
Jungle Rapids welcomes back Torment Haunted Laser Tag
It is officially spooky season, and that means one unique Wilmington haunted attraction is making its yearly return.
‘Oleander Memorial Gardens’ upsetting folks with buried loved ones
Some families in Wilmington are upset about the condition of a local cemetery where their loved ones are buried.
Brunswick Family Assistance in need of food supplies amid client increase
Due to client numbers tripling since June, Brunswick Family Assistance is in need of non-perishable, shelf stable food donations.
Celebrating Sober October with creative fall mocktails in Wilmington
As National Orange Wine Day coincides with the onset of Sober October, there’s no need to feel left out of the fun. Whether you’re abstaining for health reasons, lifestyle choices, or simply prefer non-alcoholic alternatives, mocktails offer a stylish and flavorful option for social gatherings.
The future timeline of Project Grace after getting financial approval
On Tuesday, October 10th, the loan for the project will be secured and then construction will begin.
Members of SAG-AFTRA gather in Wilmington to support strikes
Members of the group from the Cape Fear area gathered in downtown Wilmington on Thursday, October 5th, to show their support for their fellow strikers.
Port City United program helping folks navigate trades and training programs
A New Hanover County program is working to help adults complete trades and training programs.
Economic outlook conference held in Downtown Wilmington
With inflation high and job growth slowing — the U.S. Economy is in a strange place right now.
Wilmington Fire Department to premiere documentary to celebrate its 125th anniversary
After 125 years of service in the community, the Wilmington Fire Department will celebrate its anniversary on the big screen.