Though North Carolina’s unemployment rate has fallen from 13.5 percent to 4.3 since the beginning of the pandemic, many employers say they are still short staffed.
This weekend’s Wrightsville Beach Triathlon has one competitor running for a good cause.
Locally-founded nonprofit, Welcome Home Angel, recently made a surprise announcement while introducing its new executive director Craig Wagner.
It is going national.
Four emergency services agencies came together for a training exercise in Oak Island Thursday night.
Concerns arise surrounding missing person cases involving people of color, that often go unmentioned, and some people are calling it ‘Missing White Woman Syndrome’.
A three day event called the Veterans Experience Action Center kicked off Thursday at American Legion Post 10 on Pine Grove Drive in Wilmington.
A Wilmington man is sharing his story after a suspect running from police crashed into him, nearly sending him into a building.
Earlier this week, Governor Roy Cooper expressed concern over the “fevered pitch of recent meetings,” asking for an end to bullying from adults.
“Threats. Bullying. Intimidation. None of this belongs in our public schools,” Cooper said, “particularly by adults.”
After two days of torrential downpours, flooding continues to affect many areas across the Cape Fear region.
Gabby Petito’s story has caught the attention of those across the nation. Turns out, she lived and worked in Wilmington only a few years ago.
If you’ve been struggling to get healthy meals on your family’s table we just might have your recipe for success.
The Pender Patriots are the week 5 Team of the Week for a 54-0 shutout against Dixon during homecoming.
The Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office warned drivers on Wednesday about several dangerous areas after multiple days of rain.
As heavy rainfall sweeps across the Cape Fear, over the past two days flooding has become an issue.
For years, North Carolinian funeral homes have only had cremation or burial services to offer.
This month, Tranquility Cremation by Aquamation is changing that.
There’s some good news for thousands of workers in the Cape Fear. Millions of dollars in grant money is now headed to the hospitality industry.
From VA benefits compensation and pension claims to wellness exams and mental health counseling, veterans across the Cape Fear will be able to tap into a number of resources during an event in Wilmington this week.
Governor Roy Cooper and North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mandy Cohen gave an update on COVID-19 Tuesday afternoon.
The New Hanover County Board of Education has voted against naming Laney High School’s football field.
Ethel Gerald has lived in her home at the corner of North 5th Avenue and Campbell Street for over five decades. For the past several years, Gerald says flooding in the roadway surrounding her house has become a growing problem.
This week’s Pet Pal is a 6-month-old Pitbull named Prince and is in need of a forever home after being found as a stray.
The film industry is breaking records in 2021, both in North Carolina as a whole and in Wilmington specifically. However, the industry is currently struggling in one area.
Laney moves to 5-0 and 1-0 in MEC play. Ashley is now 1-2 after winning last game before having a week off for COVID protocols.
Pfizer BioNTech announced their vaccine is safe for kids aged 5 to 11 on Monday. The data has not been published or peer-reviewed and Pfizer plans to submit it to the FDA for emergency use authorization soon.