As fall begins, Airlie Gardens channels holiday spirit with Enchanted Airlie preparations
Just a few days into fall, one part of New Hanover County is busy preparing for the most wonderful time of year.
Just a few days into fall, one part of New Hanover County is busy preparing for the most wonderful time of year.
When 71-year-old Ginny MacColl saw her name and picture in the 2024 Guinness Book of World Records, she knew her nearly decade of hard training had paid off. She’s now the oldest female competitive ninja athlete, and she shows no signs of stopping!
After several months of budget discussion in the state legislature, Governor Roy Cooper finally announced when Medicaid Expansion will roll out in North Carolina.
One beach town is receiving a large chunk of money thanks to the finalized state budget.
A tax in place since 1976 is used to help fund an historic hospital in Brunswick County. But one town is looking into ways to repeal it.
Wilmington is known for its’ film industry — and one business in the area is helping young filmmakers get their start.
Emergency officials are currently on the scene in Southport where a car has been submerged in the Cape Fear River.
Wrightsville Beach is no stranger to heavy rain and winds from tropical storms. With Ophelia expected to make landfall late Friday tonight, people are riding out the storm in different ways.
WHITEVILLE, N.C. (WWAY) – On Thursday night for the Wolfpack football game, Robert Crumpler – the school’s band treasurer and head of concessions – was enshrined with his name on school property. ‘Crumpler’s Concessions’ were added Thursday afternoon to Historic Legion Stadium after more than 30 years of service for the Wolfpack. THIS STORY WILL BE UPDATED. Categories: Sports
“Asking everyone to just monitor the local news outlets, the weather service. This is not a large storm but take it serious. There’s still a chance for localized flooding,” Batson said.
Dozens came out to roll up a sleeve, and give the gift of life.
Following a powerful landfall in Southwest Florida one year ago on Saturday, Hurricane Ian re-strengthened in the Atlantic, making one final landfall in Georgetown, South Carolina as a category 1 storm a week later, bringing impacts to the Cape Fear.
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – Week 6 is in the books! You don’t need Amazon Prime to watch WWAY Thursday Night Football. There were some great conference games this week. See all the action below! HOGGARD 49 – LANEY 15 NEW HANOVER 16 – TOPSAIL 9 WEST BRUNSWICK 7 – ASHLEY 35 NORTH BRUNSWICK 34 – SOUTH BRUNSWICK 28 TRASK 12…
The new Lowe’s Home Improvement store in Leland held it’s soft opening on Thursday.
All this week, breast cancer survivors and their families have enjoyed a beach retreat with the help of Little Pink Houses of Hope.
Some Cape Fear Academy students hopped on the ferry to head to Bald Head Island Thursday morning for a field trip with a special purpose.
Although these students had a rainy beach day it is one that will benefit our coastal ecosystem.
You’ve undoubtedly made the tight turn around the Kenan Memorial Fountain located at the crossroads of Market Street and Fifth Avenue in downtown Wilmington numerous times. But the fountain meant to add beauty to a busy intersection has caused several issues over the years.
A Tropical Storm Warning has been issued for parts of the Cape Fear.
A meeting about a proposed development in a Brunswick County community got heated on Wednesday evening.
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – The New Hanover Wildcats won the WWAY Week 5 Play of the Week for this impressive completion. Quarterback Caleb Robles found wide receiver Cody Downham on an outbreaking route just short of the endzone that set up a Wildcat touchdown. “Wanted to take a shot to the endzone, trusted my guy right here…” Robles said of…
Bikes are one of the many ways Wilmington Police respond to a scene or meet with people in the community. The newest version of that are electric bikes
A Brunswick County man has raised nearly half a million dollars for the ‘Wounded Warrior Project’ and in a unique way.
This weekend marks the return of an event that’s fun for the whole family, the annual Carolina Beach Dragon Boat Regatta. The 10th annual competition features 37-foot historic Chinese boats, paddled passionately by teams at Carolina Beach’s yacht basin. The competition is part of a global tradition, with championships in dragon boat racing drawing enthusiasts from around the world.
The 2023-2024 school year is officially underway, which means it’s time to bring back WWAY’s Teacher of the Month series. The first honoree this fall is someone who brings music to life and makes Friday night football an unforgettable experience, even for those who may not be sports enthusiasts.