History with ‘Hud’: Looking back at UNCW ahead of 104th graduating class
The college has come a long way in the 74 years since its first graduating class of 14 students in 1949.
The college has come a long way in the 74 years since its first graduating class of 14 students in 1949.
Their 2023 unofficial point-in-time numbers looks at homeless statistics in New Hanover, Brunswick, and Pender Counties.
Mother’s Day is this Sunday, and jewelry stores in the Cape Fear have spent months preparing for the holiday.
Credit: Shannon MastersLocal tow truck driver John Bennette was hit while working on the side of Highway 17. BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NC (WWAY) — A tow truck driver from Brunswick County is recovering in the hospital tonight after he was hit by a vehicle while working on the side of the road in Shallotte. “Do not drink and drive, slow…
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — In a roundtable hosted by Governor Roy Cooper at Cape Fear Community College, medical professionals and advocates for reproductive rights shared concerns about the restrictive abortion bill that passed the North Carolina House and Senate last week. Ahead of the visit to New Hanover County, Cooper told CBS’s Face the Nation host Margaret Brannan on Sunday…
A popular HGTV show is filming in Pender County.
Mike Krzyzewski is coming out of retirement and heading to the NBA — as an adviser, not a coach.
Moores Creek National Battlefield is holding a special event later this month to mark Kids to Parks Day.
The Columbus County Sheriff’s Office has released the name of the final victim in a Whiteville homicide.
Visit Myrtle Beach announced a new PGA tour tournament coming to the Grand Strand in 2024.
Alligator sighting are rising in the Cape Fear, and the New Hanover Sheriff’s Office responded to call at the Willow Glen apartments with another one.
A Starz series currently filming in Wilmington will soon be on hold due to the Writers Strike.
A concert scheduled for Wednesday night at Live Oak Bank Pavilion featuring a rock and roll legend and a bluegrass-country singer has been postponed.
The Pender County School Board had a number of things on their agenda for their Tuesday night meeting.
More than a hundred people gathered at White Lake Town Hall on Tuesday evening as the Board of Commissioners heard a presentation from a concerned citizen about beach access.
Durkin confirmed that Morgan Wallen was unable to attend CCMF due to doctor’s orders.
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Food Lions in the Wilmington area are getting a new look, while the company continues to invest in the local food bank. With $50 million in investments, Food Lion is unveiling newly remodeled stores in Wilmington and surrounding areas. On top of the remodel, Food Lion also contributed $500,000 through its hunger-relief program, Food Lion…
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Senate Bill 20 would tighten abortion restrictions in North Carolina. It would move the limit for elective abortions from 20 to 12 weeks and any abortions after that must be performed in hospitals. So, what could that mean for places like Planned Parenthood? “So, Senate Bill 20 could impose new licensing requirements for abortion clinics…
This year’s ceremony was particularly emotional as the department had to add another name to the wall, Detective Michael Godwin, who lost his life back in February of 2022 in the line of duty.
This new care option, palliative care, in partnership with Lower Cape Fear LifeCare, helps support patients living with heart failure, giving them more access to care options.
The trial date for a dentist accused of sexually assaulting his patients in New Hanover County has been set.
Music will be returning to Burgaw this summer for their Summer on the Square concert series.
For only the second time in school history, a Seahawk has won the CAA softball award for the Player of the Year.
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – Guard Shemar Rathan-Mayes of Youngstown State will join the UNCW men’s basketball team for the 2023-24 season, fourth-year Seahawk head coach Takayo Siddle has announced. Below is from UNCW on the announcement of adding Shemar Rathan-Mayes: The 5-11, 180-pound Rathan-Mayes has two years of eligibility remaining after starting 67 games at YSU over the last three…