Distracted driving kills more than 3,000 people a year across the U.S., and it’s one of the leading causes of accidents in New Hanover County. The Sheriff’s Office says it is doing its part to change that.
A local business owner is getting creative this spring, tailoring her lighting company to the times.
The three victims in a deadly crash in Oak Island Tuesday night have been identified.
Students gave input on what type of plants to include in the sale based on their appearance, care and sustainability.
In Wilmington, Thermo Fisher Scientific is in the beginning stages of seeking new office space, preparing to sell the multimillion dollar space PPD built 15 years ago.
While some of the popular events looked a little different, many consider this year’s festival the closes one to normal since the pandemic began in 2020.
The 4-year terms of current New Hanover County Commissioners Rob Zapple and Julia-Olson Bosemen are set to expire at the end of this year, leaving 2 open spots up for grabs.
Jeff Rivenbark is moving to evenings starting on Wednesday, Matt Bennett will co-anchor GMC with Donna Gregory
A small business in Wilmington missed out on the Azalea Festival crowds but decided to try and make the best out of a bad situation.
On Monday, the ‘Brunswick County Players’ took to the stage before a live audience of more than 40 people.
Sunday, April 3rd like any other night in Magnolia Trace. Mallory Cooper sat with her dog watching TV, while her boyfriend, Chase made dinner near the sliding glass door.
A local elementary school is doing to teach children about the war in Ukraine, filling their halls with more than 600 drawings of sunflowers.
The Nation’s housing crisis is continuing to get worse. But New Beginning Christian Church in Castle Hayne is attempting to help the community by building affordable housing on its grounds.
North Carolina’s annual “Speed a Little, Lose a Lot” campaign kicked off today, aiming to educate about the dangers of speeding.
Surf City is honoring its first female bridge tender with a memorial bench dedicated in her memory. Diane Edens was the first female bridge tender of the historic sears landing swing bridge starting in 1978, and was the first female bridge tender in North Carolina.
Hundreds of people flocked to downtown Wilmington to watch the 75th annual Azalea Festival Parade on Saturday morning.
After a two-year hiatus, Historic Wilmington Foundation held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Saturday afternoon, kicking off the Azalea Festival Home Tour.
An inaugural derby style event was held at Marina Grill on Saturday, with an invited guest of Wilmington Native and linebacker with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Alex Highsmith.
After her son, Tyshaun Delts was killed in shooting Tuesday, Tracion Flood wants answers.
The Cape Fear Garden Party’s Azalea Garden Tour is officially underway, making a return after a two-year hiatus.
A rabid bobcat attack in Burgaw went viral online last year, and Saturday marks exactly one year later.
Developers for the contriversial Battleship Point high-rise project have pulled their rezoning and annexation application from the agenda of the Leland Town Council meeting scheduled for later this month.
It will now cost you to park in one parking lot in Topsail Beach. Commisioners voted unanimously last month to begin the paid parking today through October 31st at the south end parking lot only.
A Whiteville native hoping to find a space to serve the youth in her hometown is facing a roadblock.