Four years ago, one of those chemicals (GenX) was found in our drinking water in the Cape Fear River. A recent study has given rise to more concern surrounding the ‘forever chemicals’.
While we all know sharks live in the ocean, capturing a close encounter with them is a neat experience.
A Columbus County teen has died due to complications from COVID-19.
This week’s Pet Pal is a 1-year-old Siberian Husky named Sky and is in need of a forever home after being found surrendered by her owner.
Novant Health New Hanover Regional Medical Center holds a contactless drop off event for prescription and over-the-counter medications.
Signs of the 2021 Cape Fear Fair and Expo are now visible near the Wilmington International Airport, where workers began preparations on Sunday.
Dozens of people turned out Monday for an event years in the making, celebrating the completion of a path connecting Founders Park to North Brunswick High School.
Monday’s New Hanover County Commissioner meeting grew tense when the conversation turned to violence prevention in the Cape Fear.
Monday morning, New Hanover County Commissioners unanimously approved a measure that could create more workforce housing in the region.
In recognition of College Application Week across North Carolina, Cape Fear Community College is launching a series of College Application Nights this week at the College’s Wilmington, Castle Hayne, Burgaw and Surf City locations.
Johnnie Mercers Pier welcomed 12 people with special needs on Saturday, participating in the 10th annual ‘Special Friends Fishing’ tournament.
Numerous pumpkin patches can be seen around the Cape Fear, with a new one popping up at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church on Saturday.
There was plenty of close games across the Cape Fear. See it all in the highlights!
This month it’s all about female power and entrepreneurship, it’s National Women’s Small Business Month. Many women owned small businesses in Wilmington are sharing what this month means to them.
For most kids, heading to the playground is a big part of everyday fun while growing up. But for one Wilmington girl battling Congenital Fibromatosis, the playground can be a dangerous place due to her disease.
If you’re looking for a new way to get your coffee-fix, you now have a unique option along Market Street.
A protester strutted their stuff at the Louis Vuitton fashion week show PLUS an 81-year-old skateboarder proves it’s never too late to be rad.
The 31st annual Take Back the Night march shined a light on abuse that happens behind closed doors.
A Columbus County mother is speaking out on her teen son’s battle with COVID-19, and she has a message for other parents.
Today, the Town of Belville officially started construction for the new boat dock and kayak launch coming to Brunswick Riverwalk Park.
From completing homework and chores to getting ready for a big game children can have a lot of stress at times in their busy life.
On Wednesday night in New Hanover County, the sheriff’s office and the Wilmington Police Department invited the community to enjoy a night of fun at Independence Mall.
“When I send my child to school, I expect for my child to be protected,” said Rhoda Hayes, whose daughter attempted to get help from New Hanover County School administration before getting bullied and beaten up. “Today was not a safe place for my child.”
Governor Roy Cooper made a stop in the Cape Fear on Wednesday, with a focus on the pandemic and vaccination efforts.