Spring brings rise in baby animal kidnappings
Springtime will be here Saturday, and with it, you might see a lot more baby animals.
If you do see one without its mother, don’t panic.
Do masks affect allergy symptoms?
North Carolina has some of the highest allergy rates in the U.S. But with the mask mandate in place, some sufferers might feel a difference.
Brunswick County weighs in on masks one year into the pandemic
Masks and face coverings seem to have sparked controversy from the very beginning, especially when mandates were put into place. Now, one year into the pandemic and several months into the state mandate, what do people think?
Biden tells migrants ‘don’t come over’ in ABC News exclusive interview
President Joe Biden said in an exclusive interview with ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos on Tuesday that his message to migrants is “Don’t come over.”
‘Teacher of the Week’ showers students and staff with random acts of kindness
Many students and teachers are feeling the weight of the pandemic as it stretches into a second school year.
Mom to Mom: Mom to Mom: Making Peeps Oreo pudding cups
With so many children learning from home, the kitchen has become both a science lab and a playground for many families.
Local Boys Soccer teams advance to the second round of the NCHSAA State Tournament
The first round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association boy’s soccer state tournament wrapped up Wednesday night. Four local teams kept their titles hopes alive after round one.
Ashley standout Saniya Rivers named NCBCA Girl’s Basketball Player of the Year
Saniya Rivers finished her high school basketball career as one of the most decorated athletes the area has ever seen and the accolades continue to pile up for the Screamin’ Eagle senior.
New Hanover County Schools to offer Plan A for all students next month
The New Hanover County Board of Education has voted to offer Plan A full-time in-person learning for middle and high schools beginning April 12.
Local Irish pubs prep for Saint Patrick’s Day after one year hiatus
Restaurants and pubs preparing for Saint Patrick’s Day, after not being able to experience the traditional holiday rush last year.
UNC system president Peter Hans visits UNCW’s Center for Marine Sciences
UNC system president Peter Hans paid the campus of UNCW a visit this afternoon, spending abut an hour at the center for marine sciences.
DA shared concern for Chadbourn PD evidence locker; recommended chief’s suspension
District Attorney Jon David recommended that Chadbourn Police Chief Anthony Spivey be suspended following concern for the integrity of the evidence locker at the police department.
Pet Pals: Two-year-old exotic short hair is looking for a new home
This week’s Pet Pal is a two-year-old exotic short hair cat.
Six local lacrosse teams advance out of the first round of the NCHSAA State tournament
Cape Fear area high school lacrosse teams brought their A-game on Monday night with six teams advancing to the second round of the NCHSAA State Tournament.
Kure Beach votes in favor of new lifeguard stands, gives parking update
There will be some noticeable changes in Kure Beach this upcoming summer both for visitors and residents.
Your 2020 tax return could impact your next stimulus check
Tax season is in full swing, and your 2020 tax return could impact your stimulus payment.
‘It was a miracle’: Grandma credits Wilmington FD for saving baby’s life
Firefighters are in the business of saving lives and keeping the community safe, and that’s exactly what they did on January 23.
Memorial service held for New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office deputy K-9 Jango
A small service was held this afternoon in honor of a New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office deputy K-9 Jango, who died earlier this month from cancer.
Project Grace gets OK’d by county commissioners
New Hanover County Commissioners unanimously approved to move forward on Project Grace in downtown Wilmington.
Thousands of tree seedlings distributed at Legion Stadium
3,000 tree seedlings were given away Monday morning at Legion Stadium, with each person who turned out taking home up to five.
Man repurposes benches for elderly neighbors to use at bus stops
A Wilmington man is going out of his way to be a good neighbor, collecting and repurposing benches, and setting them out at bus stops.
New Hanover County Commissioners to discuss Project Grace
Monday, New Hanover County Commissioners will discuss a potential three acre redevelopment, called Project Grace.
Saving the turtles, one piece of art at a time
A local art gallery is helping one animal sanctuary just keep swimming, while helping local artists stay afloat.
Volunteers answer the question: What’s in the water?
What lives in the water, is smaller than the head of a needle, and provides the earth with half of its oxygen?