Will FDA approval convince New Hanover County residents to get vaccinated?
On Monday, the FDA granted full approval to the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine after studying months of data from more than 200 million vaccinations.
NHCS superintendent celebrates first day of school
“They need to be here, but we need to do it in a safe manner though,” Woodell says. “Right now we’re off to a good start.”
150-year-old mystery marriage certificate headed home
A 150-year-old marriage license found hidden in a frame at an area thrift shop is now headed home.
Local firefighters return home after rescuing flood victims
A group of Wilmington and New Hanover County Firefighters are back from Western North Carolina after saving more than a dozen men, women, and children.
Wrightsville Beach Coast Guard holds chartering ceremony for new Sea Scout ship
A new ‘Sea Scout’ ship was ceremonially introduced during a chartering ceremony at the Wrightsville Beach coast guard station.
Families rush to buy last-minute school supplies ahead of the first day of school
Today in Wilmington, many families were seen rushing to stores to make check off last-minute items off of their school supply lists ahead of the first day of school.
Increased rip current risks at local beaches lessen as Tropical Storm Henri continues to move
As rip currents risks associated with Tropical Storm Henri lessen as the storm continues to move further from the Cape Fear, ocean rescue crews continue to warn beachgoers to proceed with caution.
Special Needs Pageant shows off a variety of talents, raises money for Christmas gifts
Dozens of people with disabilities will have gifts for the holidays thanks to money raised Saturday at a special needs pageant in Wilmington.
Annual book bag and school supplies giveaway held by the Wilmington Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance
The Wilmington Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance holding its 8th Annual Back 2 School Free Book Bags and its first Stop The Violence Rally, partnering with dozens of volunteers, local churches and community organizations to hold the event.
Hundreds gather in downtown Wilmington to watch the 74th Annual NC Azalea Festival Parade
This morning, hundreds of people gathered in downtown Wilmington to watch the Annual Azalea Festival Dollar General Parade, after being postponed last year due to the pandemic.
WWAY 5th Quarter: August 20th, 2021
Find your team’s favorite scores and the highlights in the link!
Protesters advocate for choice as mask mandate goes into effect in New Hanover Co.
A mask mandate went into effect at 5 pm on Friday in New Hanover County and a group promptly showed up at the government building to protest the mandate.
Local beaches see increased rip current activity due to Tropical Storm Henri
Local ocean rescue crews are advising beachgoers to remain cautious near the water this weekend, as swells From Tropical Storm Henri are increasing the rip current risk.
Wilmington Port to continue major expansion after David Rouzer visit
The North Carolina State Port is a big competitor for ocean traffic on the East Coast, but could it be better?
What Did We Miss? Bipedal robot runs a 5k
Oregon State University’s robot, Cassie runs into the history books PLUS two new reality shows are gearing up to send its winners to infinity and beyond.
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary plans Chartering of new Sea Scout Ship on Wrightsville Beach
The US Coast Guard will hold a chartering ceremony to welcome its newest Sea Scout ship on the south end of Wrightsville Beach on August 21.
Wilmington ‘Haiti Awake’ founder headed to Haiti for recovery efforts
A Wilmington woman who founded a non-profit is headed to Haiti bright and early Friday morning to assist in relief efforts following Saturday’s devastating earthquake.
Operation Hell Swamp takes 26 violent criminals off the streets
In Brunswick County, 26 violent gang members wanted for drug trafficking are off the streets.
UNCW partners with UNC Chapel Hill Eshelman School of Pharmacy to offer students a new degree program
UNCW and the UNC Chapel Hill Eshelman School of Pharmacy is partnering to offer a program to seahawks interested in a doctor of pharmacy degree.
Gov. Roy Cooper announces positive advancements in NC film industry at local Wilmington film studio
Today Governor Roy Cooper visited EUE/Screen Gems Studios, touting good news for the film industry in North Carolina.
Gov. Roy Cooper visits Corning’s Optical Fiber Facility in Wilmington
On Thursday, Governor Roy Cooper stopped by Corning’s Optical Fiber Facility in Wilmington, speaking about the importance of high-speed internet with members of the United Steelworkers union.
U.S. Representative visits Brunswick Community College
Thursday, state representative David Rouzer paid a visit to Brunswick Community College.
Three arrested in double murder at home of TRU Colors executive
Three people now face charges in the double murder that happened at the home of the Tru Colors Brewing Chief Operating Officer.
Pender Patriots have Eanes back for first fall season in second stint
He went 58-37 in his first 7 seasons and took the team to a state title game. After his last season in 2011, a 12-3 season, it’s safe to say the Patriots took a step back – winning 17 total games since that season.