Recent military activity around the Wilmington International Airport is causing tempers to fly high for some in the area. However, the airport says there is not much that can be done.
“It is absolutely the case that child abuse reports have gone down,” said Hinds. “And it is the source of considerable concern because we know that abuse didn’t go down, just the reporting has gone down.”
Dashcam video shared with WWAY shows a hose dragging behind a firetruck as it responded to a call in Wilmington Tuesday afternoon.
The family of a missing Bladen County man is frantically working to find out what happened to him since he disappeared last week.
Thousands of people around North Carolina receive the COVID-19 vaccine everyday. But there are still some people who have concerns surrounding the shot and its safety.
This week’s Pet Pal is a one-year-old male pitbull.
Educators at College Park Elementary have found a way to subtract the negative and multiply the fun in math through a daily exercise called “M and M in the Morning.”
The Laney girls soccer team scored four goals in a matter of 15 minutes during the second half Monday night to take down South Brunswick in Mideastern Conference play, 5-2.
After nearly a decade there will be a new coach at the helm of the South Brunswick boys basketball program next season. It was announced over the weekend that longtime Cougar head coach Scott Wainwright was stepping down from his position.
On Monday, New Hanover County Health and Human Services’ Department of Social Services began administering the Emergency Rental Assistance Program.
Monday marks National Vietnam War Veterans Day.
In Columbus County, the traveling Vietnam NC wall made a stop at the Whiteville Vietnam Veterans Association building.
The director of the Columbus County Animal Control has been in jail since Saturday after she was arrested on charges including assault. On Monday, Loretta Shipman made her first court appearance.
Millions of North Carolina residents have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. But a large portion of the population is still hesitant about getting the shot.
The Burgwin-Wright House in downtown Wilmington has a special botanical art exhibit on display, highlighting multiple types of flowers and plants.
One grandma is feeling blessed on Monday, reflecting on what her grandson did for her on Saturday.
It’s considered one of the biggest holidays in the Christian calendar; and this year, some churches are preparing for their first in-person Easter since 2019.
Sunday, the Hoplite Irish Pub raised money for rabbits, holding their third annual Bunny Hop.
The Wilmington Farmers Market Opened its gates to a near record-breaking crowd for its first day of the new season on Saturday.
A mobile reptile unit slithered its way into the parking lot of Waterline Brewery in Wilmington Saturday afternoon.
A medal ceremony honoring the service of Lieutenant Robert Humberson Miller Jr. took place Saturday in Bolivia. Although Miller passed away over two decades ago, his son and daughter were on hand to accept the award.
Week five of the high school football season is in the books across North Carolina. Friday nights action brought us big time plays and performances from up and down the Cape Fear. Check out the highlights on this weeks 5th Quarter with WWAY Sports Director Tanner Barth.
The film industry is booming in the Cape Fear this year and now, some industry leaders are pushing to make sure the state’s film grant does not run out.
Since Hurricane Florence in 2018, North Carolina has documented about 400 abandoned boats along its waterways and coastline. Only half of those have been removed.
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