Southport city leaders are in agreement to reject the Indigo Phase II proposal
Southport city leaders are in agreement to reject the Indigo Phase II proposal
Wilmington City Council discusses initiative that would help residents develop digital skills
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) – Following an agenda briefing on Monday morning, the Wilmington City Council discussed a new initiative that will be funded by the American Rescue Plan Act, and will connect residents with jobs. The initiative is called the Wilmington Digital Bridge. It’s expected to create digital skills and job pairing for residents. More than $2 million dollars from…
Wilmington businesses react to increased parking rates in downtown
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) – It officially costs more to park in downtown Wilmington. Higher rates went into effect on Monday, August 1. Some businesses fear the new fees could impact the number of people shopping at their stores. The price to park at the meters in downtown Wilmington went up by 50 cents on Monday. It now costs $2 dollars…
Wilmington police asking public for help after man shot
Man discovered laying on sidewalk with gunshot wound
When officers arrived at the intersection of North 2nd and Princess street a man with a gunshot wound was discovered on the sidewalk.
Leland shooting investigation underway
One person dead, one in custody in Sunday morning shooting
Despite lifesaving efforts the victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
North Topsail first responders still searching for missing swimmer
“We are holding out hope, we want to bring closure to the family,” said NTB Fire Chief Chad Soward
According to Githrie, he waved down a passing police officer who called for a lifeguard, and was able to rescue Jayden, but when rescue came back for Moses, he could not be found.
Pacon teams up with Habitat for Humanity to build a home in Shallotte
Pacon teams up with Habitat for Humanity to build a home in Shallotte
Wounded Warrior Project veterans learn to paddle board at Kure Beach
A nonprofit serving wounded veterans hosted an event on Friday, giving them a chance to catch some waves and connect with each other.
UNCW sees increased interest in on-campus housing for 2022-2023 school year
UNCW students are expected to return to campus in three weeks, and with that return the university is noticing an increased interest in on-campus housing.
Brunswick Nuclear Plant evaluates emergency response with FEMA
Brunswick Nuclear Plant evaluates emergency response with FEMA
Frying Pan Tower working to set up automatic cameras to stream restoration efforts
People interested in what's going on 30+ miles offshore may be getting a closer look.
The work to restore Frying Pan Tower has been going on for years and now people may be able to get an even closer look.
NC STEM Explorers visits sea turtle hospital in Surf City to film episode
A crew shooting a TV show that showcases experiments and careers based on “STEM” education, visited the Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Hospital to shoot one of its first episodes
Public hearing scheduled to discuss Pender County Schools’ $178 million bond
A public hearing is scheduled for a multi-million-dollar bond requested by the county’s board of education, to help accommodate the district’s rapid growth.
WATCH: Over 100 sea turtles emerge from their nest along Caswell Beach
Dozens of nests have already hatched, with the most recent one being caught on camera.
Carolina Beach creamery may have new neighbor
The proposed boutique hotel would sit next to Jeff Hogan’s Celtic Creamery on North Lake Park Boulevard and Harper Avenue in Carolina Beach.
Scammers threatens unsuspecting victim after Wilmington woman calls them out
A Wilmington woman, who we will call “Barbara” for this story, got a call that shook her to the core.
‘A piece of us is missing’: Calabash couple remembers son killed while fighting in Ukraine
The parents of the Carolinas man killed fighting in Ukraine speak out about his life and the need for resources overseas.
The parents of the Carolinas man killed fighting in Ukraine speak out about his life and the need for resources overseas.
Wilmington nonprofit connects with kids through refurbished bikes
A Wilmington nonprofit that provides nearly a thousand free bikes to kids each year, is also serving as a safe space for children over the summer.
Reaction to Federal Reserve raising interest rates
People are reacting to the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hike announcement, and how it will impact them.
Carolina Beach Ferris Wheel back up and running
It was lights out for the Carolina Beach Ferris Wheel after lightning put the nearly 100- foot attraction out of commission.
Toys for Tots gets start on annual campaign weeks ahead of schedule
The non-profit has been helping families in need since 1947, organizers said in spite of a very successful drive last year, the need was greater than the supply.
Newly named chancellor talks successes, goals for UNCW ahead of fall semester
WWAY sat down with Chancellor Dr. Aswani Volety ahead of the fall semester.
As students prepare to return to UNCW for the fall semester, a new chancellor has already assumed his new role ahead of the school year.
Governor Cooper speaks to National Governors Association in Wilmington
Governor Roy Cooper spoke at the National Governors Association Energy and Critical Infrastructure Resilience State Learning Lab at Hotel Ballast in downtown Wilmington.
NCDOT project underway repaving portion of US 17 in Leland
The North Carolina Department of Transportation beginning its work on resurfacing US 17 in Leland near the US 74/76 interchange.