79-year-old Supply man charged with murder in shooting death of son
The Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office says Edward Francis Devenish is accused of killing his son, Justin Devenish, 39.
The Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office says Edward Francis Devenish is accused of killing his son, Justin Devenish, 39.
The site of the amusement ride will be oceanfront — parallel to the water and adorned with LED lights that can be customized to fit holiday themes or events.
With the North Carolina Azalea Festival drawing around 300,000 people to the Cape Fear each year, locally owned businesses are preparing for a busy and successful weekend.
Thanks to a funding decision made by Wilmington’s City Council Tuesday night, a local tennis complex will get a major facelift.
One week following the death of a UNCW student, his close friends and fraternity brothers are speaking out, and also launching a GoFundMe for his family, and to aid in building his legacy on UNCW’S campus.
New Hanover County’s Emergency Management and New Hanover County Fire and Rescue held an information session on fire safety on Wednesday.
A spokesman with the New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office confirms that the item that was inspected was a prop.
With Easter just 11 days away, we found a way to make Easter Egg hunting more fun…and healthy. Mandy Williamson has more on some active activities for the holiday in today’s Mom to Mom.
According to a Novant Health spokesperson, the feel good brain chemical known as serotonin is produced in the digestive track.
If you work for the City of Wilmington, you may notice your paycheck is a little bigger than normal pretty soon.
Every 68 seconds, a man or woman is assaulted in the U.S.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness month, and it’s all about bringing the issue of sexual violence to light and helping victims get the resources they need.
HGTV has been giving away Smart Homes for years. Their latest one is located right here in the Cape Fear.
‘Sunny Day Flooding’ has been a worsening problem for years in Carolina Beach, especially along Canal Drive. One organization is setting out to track the flooding and help the area adapt to the problem.
This week’s pet pal is a 9-year-old gray cat.
It’s the official kick-off leading up to the most anticipated festival in the region – The Azalea Festival.
More people could soon be flying to and from Wilmington International Airport after an agreement between the Tourism Development Authority and the New Hanover County Airport Authority could bring cheaper flights to the region.
From cooking classes and seated lectures to day camps and homeschool classes, the North Carolina Maritime Museum at Southport is gearing up to host a number of fun events for children and adults this spring.
The Azalea Ambassadors are the new signature greeters and representatives for the annual Azalea Garden Tour presented by the Cape Fear Garden Club during Azalea Festival Week.
A local non-profit is hosting a monthly program with a focus on connecting mentors with teen mothers.
An art gallery in downtown Wilmington has covered its walls in sunflower art, with money from sales being donated to benefit Ukrainian children refugees.
The Kiwanis Club of North Brunswick hosted a pancake breakfast to raise funds for a local youth program.
The 7th annual Autism Takes Flight event was held at Wilmington International Airport on Saturday, making a return after a two year hiatus due to the pandemic, connecting families of individuals with developmental disabilities with a chance to participate in a trial run of the traveling process.
Friday, Carolina Beach’s boardwalk came alive, as Britt’s Donuts sold some of its first doughy delicacies of the season. It’s the beginning of summer for some, and typically the unofficial start of Carolina Beach’s tourism season.
Businesses across the Cape Fear were dealt a major blow before Spring Break two years ago with the start of the pandemic. After a bounce back season last year, many were hopeful for an even better 2022 Spring Break.