Novant Health uses new tech to improve early lung cancer detection
The key to effectively treating lung cancer is early detection.
Pender court space shortage sends cases to New Hanover
A lack of courtroom space in Pender County is forcing some residents to attend family court proceedings in neighboring New Hanover County.
Convicted sex offender appears in federal court for alleged illegal voting
A convicted sex offender at the center of a local school board election controversy appeared in federal court Tuesday, where testimony detailed allegations that he illegally voted while on supervised release.
Pet Pals: Affectionate Terrier looking for forever home
This week’s Pet Pal is Bridget, a 4-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier with a heart as big as her adorable smile.
WWAY previews 2026 Work on Wilmington event
The Leadership Wilmington class of 2026 through the Chamber of Commerce Foundation is actively planning for this year’s Work on Wilmington.
The organization says this event is the largest single day of volunteer service in New Hanover County.
Sex offender charged with illegal voting, to appear in federal court
James Osborne, the convicted sex offender who derailed Rick Southerland’s candidacy for the New Hanover County Board of Education, will appear in federal court Tuesday, after being accused of illegally voting in multiple North Carolina counties.
Novant Health expands in Brunswick County
Novant Health is expanding its presence in Brunswick County, aiming to improve access to care with two new medical facilities.
New Hanover County expands women’s health services
New Hanover County is expanding access to health care for women, particularly those with limited or no insurance, through its Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Program.
North Carolina issues statewide burn ban as Ocean Isle brush fire highlights wildfire risk
A brush fire broke out around 11 p.m. Saturday along N.C. 179 in Ocean Isle Beach and has since been contained. Viewer-provided images showed smoke spreading through wooded areas as flames moved through the brush.
Husband of Wilmington City Councilwoman accused of inappropriate behavior, sexual harrassment
According to a source close to the investigation, the New Hanover County Democratic Party has filed a grievance against David Andrews, a precinct chair and the husband of Wilmington City Councilwoman Salette Andrews, citing multiple incidents of alleged misconduct.
Nonprofit flies shelter dogs north to improve adoption chances
In Ocean Isle Beach, one group is flying animals north in an effort to save them.
UNCW’s Hoyer still coaching after breast cancer diagnosis
2025 started with Lo Hoyer accepting the head volleyball coach position at UNCW, but the year ended with some devastating news.
All sorts of fun at WWAY’s Family and Kids Expo
Games, activities, and so much more at WWAY’s Family and Kids Expo.
Wilmington protesters join nationwide ‘No Kings Day’ rallies
Protesters gathered in Wilmington on Saturday as part of a nationwide “No Kings Day” of action opposing President Donald Trump’s administration and policies.
Lucky 7th: Late rally gives UNCW 5-3 win over William & Mary
It didn’t look like it would be the case, but UNCW baseball managed to scrape out a 5-3 home win on Friday against William & Mary.
UNCW knocks off Charleston 5-2
UNCW softball picked up a series-opening win at home Friday against rival Charleston 5-2.
Cape Fear region facing moderate to severe drought conditions
Saturday’s gusty winds are expected to dry out wooded areas like this one here at Greenfield Lake raising the potential for wildfires.
Independent film company opens new facility in Wilmington
A new facility for an independent film company has opened in Wilmington.
Two Leland daycare employees suspended in child abuse investigation
Two employees at a Leland child care center have been suspended as authorities investigate allegations of child abuse involving a 3-year-old boy.
What’s happening across the cape fear this weekend
Whether it’s meeting up to deck out your ride, hitting up the bingo halls to win a new clutch, or spending the end of the weekend mingling with beings from across the galaxy, here are some ways you can make the most of your weekend in the Cape Fear.
WMPO receives unsolicited proposal for billion-dollar tolled CFMB replacement
The existing bridge, which connects Wilmington and Leland, is more than 55 years old and nearing the end of its lifespan.
Wilmington TSA agent struggles without pay as shutdown reaches 41 days
It has now been 41 days since the partial government shutdown began, and many TSA workers across the country continue to report to work without pay.
Wilmington tea walk honors American Revolutionary history
A pivotal moment in American history was commemorated Thursday in downtown Wilmington, as community members gathered to honor a 1775 protest that helped set the stage for the American Revolution.
Historic marker honors Revolutionary War patriot Zachariah Jacobs in Wilmington
A new historic marker in downtown Wilmington recognizes Zachariah Jacobs, a Revolutionary War soldier and one of more than 460 men of color from North Carolina who served in the fight for independence.