What started as an activity for one firefighter to do with his kids is now earning him likes, follows, and comments on social media.
The Oak Island Water Rescue team trains year-round for emergency response in-and-around water.
Insurance Commissioner and State Fire Marshal Mike Causey made a stop in Bolivia Wednesday to present four $5,000 grant checks.
A local tiny home village working to end homelessness is looking to the future, and futuristic technology to continue their mission.
After having to postpone due to the pandemic, GE Hitachi is proud to once again host its annual Girls in Technology STEM event for area middle school students.
In Columbus County, Whiteville Police spent the day honoring one of their own. 28-year-old Officer Cameron Lemmons died suddenly Tuesday, and leaves behind a wife, two 16-month-old boys, and a community that loved him.
After six years of waiting, a Wilmington family has some answers in a case that was unsolved for at least four years.
The murder trial for Aaron Stephens began Monday. He is the suspect in a fatal shooting that happened in the Monkey Junction area in March 20-17.
A Wilmington theater group is preparing to debut a new play honoring those affected by the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Erasing the stigmas associated with HIV/AIDS is one of the top goals of the SEEDS of Healing Organization in Wilmington, NC. The group is hosting a 5K run to raise funds for its programming costs, and raise awareness about its mission and vision in the Cape Fear region. The race starts Saturday, April 23 at 10…
The New Hanover County NAACP hosted a forum on Wednesday night for the candidates for sheriff to share their thoughts on important issues.
SHALLOTTE, NC (WWAY) – Hemp-based products are found all over North Carolina. They’re legally allowed through an exemption in the state’s Hemp Pilot Program. However, with the exemption set to expire on June 30, what does that mean for those in the business of hemp? Moses Frazier owns Grateful Green Farms, and grows produce and plants, which includes hemp. “Well…
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) —After six years of waiting, a Wilmington family is hoping to have some answers in a case that was unsolved for at least four years. The trial regarding the case in the murder of 14-year-old Aljhean Williams is underway. On Wednesday, the jury deliberated on the trial for Cedric Burnett at the New Hanover County Courthouse with Judge Thomas…
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Now that the FDA has approved a second Covid-19 booster of Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, some people are wondering, “Can I switch the brand of vaccine for booster doses?” Doctor Paul Kamitsuka is an Infectious Disease Physician with Wilmington Health and he says that you most certainly can mix and match, however; he says that the…
If your kids are getting on your nerves, Mandy Williamson has the solution for you. It’s a parent-approved way for them to play with their food.
The Wilmington City Council approved a massive stormwater project at its meeting Tuesday night to address flooding in a major problem area of the city.
In Wilmington, public transportation is rolling back their mask mandates.
New Hanover County Commission candidates are preparing for local primaries, answering students’ burning questions at a Cape Fear Community College forum.
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — A 9-year-old Apex girl is about to take Broadway by storm, as the on-again, off-again musical “Mrs. Doubtfire” is set to reopen April 19 after a 3-month hiatus due to Covid 19. Ava Gail Prince won the role after her Raleigh agent submitted a recorded audition, then informed her of a call back in New York….
This week’s pet pal is a 2-year-old neutered male cat.
In a four to one vote, the Brunswick County Commissioners approved a new pay scale to give employees a raise.
With pre-paid child tax credit, the third stimulus check and new rules when it comes to reporting crypto-currency this year’s return may be a bit more complicated.
The North Front Street improvement project starts Monday — with signage in place to help drivers and pedestrians navigate construction zones.
Today, commissioners announced some big news for New Hanover County employees, especially first responders.