State authorities say 53 cases of the highly pathogenic avian influenza have been confirmed in birds at three sites in North Carolina, including one in Bladen County.
Attorney General Josh Stein visiting Wilmington, taking a moment to speak on the opioid crisis and price gouging.
State Attorney General Josh Stein stopped in Wilmington on Friday, to present a local leader with the 2021 Dogwood Award.
A comic romp featuring rival golf courses– one downtrodden, the other upscale– and the efforts some employees go to save the struggling course before the swanky one puts it out of business.
Thursday marks a somber day in U.S. history as the Vietnam War ended on January 27, 1973.
With another round of wintry weather expected to come our way, many may be trying to stock up on supplies to deal with snow, ice, and frigid temperatures.
Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, and a local rabbi speaking out as many around the country remember the date that the Auschwitz concentration camp was liberated by the Red Army.
A state audit into the sale of the Town of Ocean Isle Beach’s police department building and land to a real estate company co-owned by the mayor reveals numerous instances of alleged wrongdoing by Mayor Debbie Smith and the Board of Commissioners.
A local psychologist is seeing more people of all ages suffering from what she calls “passion burnout”, a lack of engagement in– and drive for– life. She offers suggestions to help people reclaim the joy they’ve been missing during the pandemic.
The owner of Jimmy’s Wrightsville Beach announced the winners of his caption contest for a viral video of him falling on ice last weekend.
Tensions are mounting on the Ukrainian border where Russia is gathering and training at least 100,000 troops.
More local beaches in Brunswick County are exploring the idea of paid parking. Residents packed the public assembly room at Holden Beach Town Hall, all hoping to speak their piece on the paid parking proposal.
Wednesday afternoon, a massive crane began removing a 40,000 pound foremast from the North Carolina Battleship.
After 73 years and two generations, a family-owned business in Wilmington is closing next month.
Backlash has been on the rise in response to recent ads being run by Chemours, praising their work to improve water quality in the Cape Fear River.
Construction is scheduled to begin soon at the intersection of Dock and South 3rd Street to improve the flow of traffic and make it safer for pedestrians.
The owner of Jimmy’s Wrightsville Beach is putting his pride aside and showing the world his intense fall on the ice in Wilmington over the weekend.
Many people are in mourning on Monday after the loss of a beloved first responder this weekend.
The Omicron variant is making an already challenging year even harder for restaurants across the Cape Fear. Even the most successful shops in Wilmington say supply shortages, staffing issues, and price increases are burning local eateries.
Fire officials are warning about the dangers of having a fire hydrant that’s not easily accessible to fire fighters when responding to an emergency.
The majority of snow and ice falling around the Cape Fear during the recent winter storm has melted. But the Wilmington National Weather Service is asking for your help whenever the next storm strikes.
Town leaders met Monday morning to discuss the future of paid parking in Kure Beach.
New Hanover County Emergency Management speaks on safe road preparations for winter storm
Wilmington Police say MLK Parkway will be closed between Kerr Avenue and Downtown Wilmington due to icy roads.