The North Carolina Department of Transportation is getting the roads ready for the winter storm headed for the Cape Fear this weekend.
With another wave of frigid temperatures expected to roll into the area, many people may be planning to break out their portable heaters. The Wilmington Fire Department is offering tips on how to safely stay warm with portable electric and kerosene heaters.
NHRMC confirmed that two team members were injured Tuesday afternoon by an individual inside of NHRMC’s emergency department.
Learning about education options for children is fun and family-friendly during National School Choice Week Jan 23-29, 2022.
The holidays may be over, but we can get into the spirit year round with the right tools and a little imagination!
Brunswick County is one of the fastest growing areas in the state and that’s leading to overcrowding of some schools.
The New Hanover County Health and Human Services Board met Tuesday morning to discuss whether to reinstate the county’s face covering policy for indoor places.
This weeks Pet Pal is a Tree Walker Hound named “Duncan Donuts”
After being canceled due to the Coronavirus in 2021, the Martin Luther King Junior Day Parade was back in Wilmington this year.
It happened in the parking lot of the Dollar Tree off Military Cutoff Road.
Dozens of people gathered at Mt. Moriah AME Church in Rocky Point Saturday to hold a march in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
The community turned out Saturday at the Martin Luther King Center in Wilmington for a day of fun with the whole family.
An approaching winter storm is expected to bring winter weather to the Cape Fear early Sunday morning. But preparations are already underway across the area.
With hazardous winter weather likely this weekend, the Salvation Army and other organizations are doing what they can to keep the homeless safe.
Friday afternoon, New Hanover County Board of Education members censured member, Judy Justice for allegedly breaking state statutes.
Tax time is upon us. And if things weren’t complicated enough, starting this month, a new change to a law will mean people who use payment methods like Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, and Cash App might need to keep better records of the transactions for the IRS.
The long Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend is getting a head start. Thursday, Brunswick County Community College honored the late civil rights icon with storytelling.
Prices are up and supply is low as the nation sees widespread shortages in several items in grocery stores.
The American Red Cross says the nation is facing the worst blood crisis in over a decade.
School systems across the Cape Fear region, are meeting and making changes in their COVID-19 protocols over the past few days.
New Hanover County Health and Human Services is offering guidance today on what to do if you test positive for COVID-19 using an at-home test.
A petition to make an unincorporated portion of Brunswick County into a town has set off rumors about Leland.
Wednesday morning, Bare Necessities Soup Kitchen was officially evicted from it’s rental space.
Journalists arriving early for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing have been among the first to have their food served up to them remotely.