Govenor Roy Cooper stops in Wilmington to speak with North Carolina State Ports Authority
Governor Roy Cooper made a stop in Wilmington on Thursday to celebrate the success of North Carolina Ports.
Resurfacing work to close certain I-40 ramps in Pender County
An entrance and exit ramp of Interstate 40 in Pender County are scheduled to be closed at the end of the week.
Missing woman found dead in pond near Randall Pkwy was enrolled at UNCW
Wilmington Police confirmed the identity of a woman found on Tuesday as Karen Molta.
Shark bites 9-year-old in Oak Island
A child received minor injuries from a reported shark bite in Oak Island on Wednesday.
Communities In Schools helps with school supplies in annual Stuff the Bus event
Communities In Schools of Cape Fear hosted its Stuff the Bus event Wednesday to help students and teachers in New Hanover County Schools.
The Triangle and Cape Fear come together in preparation for National Suicide Prevention Week
National Suicide Prevention Week begins September 10.
UPDATE: Second man charged in connection to July shooting on Burnett Boulevard
The Wilmington Police Department has charged two men in connection to a July shooting on Burnett Boulevard.
Honor Flight of the Cape Fear Area announces 2024 date, accepting applications from veterans
The Honor Flight of the Cape Fear Area has announced the date of their third mission to Washington, DC in 2024.
Repairs of historic Giblem Lodge continuing to reach milestones
The rehabilitation of Giblem Lodge has reached a new milestone.
Charges upgraded to First Degree Murder in relation to Columbus County woman’s death
A man previously charged with Accessory After the Fact in connection to the death of a Columbus County woman has now been charged with First Degree Murder.
Youngest state party leader in US speaks to democrats in Brunswick County
The youngest state political party chair in the country is right here in North Carolina and she visited Brunswick County on Tuesday night.
Chancellor discusses strategic plan for growth ahead of UNCW academic year
Seahawks are back at the nest and preparing to take flight as the 2023-24 academic year begins.
WPD Police Chief discusses the efforts of his team and the community in responding to last weeks events
Wilmington Police Chief Donny Williams has been in law enforcement for more than thirty years. The response he saw from his department on Friday, was unlike anything he says he’s ever seen.
Leland Police, Brunswick Family Assistance ‘Pack the Patrol Car’ for back to school
Supplies collected today will be donated to Brunswick County students in grades K-8.
Lower Cape Fear LifeCare hosting ‘Last Chance for White Pants’ gala
Lower Cape Fear LifeCare’s annual gala, Last Chance for White Pants, will be Saturday, Aug. 26, from 7-11 p.m. at The Hangar at Modern Aviation, 1817 Aviation Drive in Wilmington.
New information on Market St and Wrightsville Beach shooting investigation from last week
New information has been provided on the condition of a woman shot while walking her dog in Wilmington on Thursday and new information on the man police say shot her.
NC S.A.F.E campaign encourages the securing of firearms and to help reduce gun-related violence
A number of groups came together in New Hanover County on Monday to hold a press conference to discuss the importance of locking up firearms and keeping them out of the hands of children and teenagers.
Coastal BUDS hosting iCanDance camp in Wilmington this week
Coastal BUDS, which stands for “Bringing Up Down Syndrome”, is spreading the love of dance through it’s “iCanDance” camp.
Surfers Healing hosts 18th Annual autism camp in Wrightsville Beach
This enables more than 2000 children with autism to enjoy surfing.
New Hanover County Association of Educators hosts Back to School Bash
This was also an opportunity for the new board of the association to introduce themselves, as well as summer member organizers, and for them to share their vision as they head back into the classroom.
Leland’s new Economic Director shares his vision for the future of the town
Barnes Sutton, Economic and Community Director, says they are working to balance economic growth with economic development, or making the economy better as it gets bigger.
Three businesses confirmed to fill new multi-tenant building in Leland
Barnes Sutton, Economic and Community Development Director for the Town of Leland confirms that Eggs Up Grill, The Greeks, and HOTWORX, will occupy three out of the four spaces.
NEW DETAILS: Suspect tied to three shootings and kidnapping in Wrightsville Beach shot and killed by WPD, NHSO
A two day crime spree came to an end in Wilmington after the suspect fired at officers and was shot and killed on Market Street.
Port City Jerry Day to hold Grateful Dead tribute concert for United Way of the Cape Fear
United Way is gearing up for a concert this weekend, and fans of the band The Grateful Dead might enjoy this.