Community rallies around Wilmington gym owner who suffered stroke
A Wilmington body builder and personal trainer who has helped others get fit now needs some help from the community after suffering an unexpected medical emergency.
Local leaders discuss police interactions with the community
Racial tensions, interactions with the mentally ill, and addiction. Community leaders discussed those topics and more Saturday morning, with representatives from the Wilmington Police, Department of Public Safety, and the D.A.’s Office.
Community saves historic Wilmington Journal building
It’s been a fight several years in the making; but Saturday, the community saved the Wilmington Journal’s historic building.
Art for All helps local artists
50 of the best local artists gathered downtown, showing off and selling unique pottery, paintings, jewelry, and so much more.
Leland VFW collects food for local veterans in need
The Leland VFW held a canned food drive Saturday to help local veterans who are currently struggling during the pandemic.
Full Court Press: February 19, 2021
The regular has come to an end for high school basketball teams across the Cape Fear. WWAY Sports Director Tanner Barth breaks down all the highlights and final scores on this weeks Full Court Press.
New Hanover County party leaders react to possible Lara Trump senate run in 2022
North Carolina Senator Richard Burr is under fire after voting to convict Former President Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial, resulting in his censure on Monday.
Married couple, substitute teacher were victims killed in violent Brunswick County tornado
We are learning more about the victims who died during the EF-3 tornado that hit Brunswick County late Monday night.
Ashley High School honors former basketball player killed in shooting last Halloween
Ashley High School honored one of their alumni who was killed on Halloween last year.
Rainy February continues, with nearly four inches of rain over the past week
Wilmington hasn’t seen any snow so far this winter. But the Port City has seen more than its fair share of rain.
PAID PARKING: It will now cost you to visit Surf City
If you plan to go to Surf City this summer, you will have to pay to park.
Volunteers help tornado victims recover
In the Ocean Ridge Plantation Community, volunteers are giving out free food to neighbors and men and women working to clear debris.
Ocean Ridge group searches for quilts scattered by tornado from victim’s home
Following a deadly tornado in Brunswick County earlier this week, communities are joining together to return what’s lost.
A virtual cocktail party keeps you social, but socially distant
A virtual cocktail party to help you maintain social distance, but stay socially connected.
Former sheriff’s deputy found not guilty in ‘mob’ incident involving teen
A former New Hanover County Sheriff’s deputy and another man accused of terrorizing a teen in Pender County last year have been found not guilty.
Ashley standout Saniya Rivers nominated for McDonald’s All-American Game
The accolades continue to pile in for Ashley High School basketball standout Saniya Rivers. Today, she was named a nominee for the 2021 McDonald’s All-American Game.
UNCW Women’s Basketball returns to Trask this weekend against Northeastern
For the first time since January 3rd the UNCW Women’s Basketball team will finally be back inside Trask Coliseum playing a game this weekend.
UNCW Softball has opening day pushed back yet again
UNCW’s non-conference softball doubleheader against North Carolina A&T, scheduled for Friday, Feb. 19, has been postponed due to inclement weather.
NWS addresses concerns over lack of warning time ahead of EF-3 twister
Monday night’s devastating storm formed in a matter of minutes, claiming lives and destroying homes.
Columbus County church leaders and health workers partner for vaccine rollout
“We have to have faith in our scientists as well as faith in God. Because God put scientists here for a reason. So that we could get through this pandemic.”
Church leaders and healthcare workers are teaming up to debunk coronavirus vaccine myths.
Community CPR holding a virtual podcasting workshop
In Columbus County, a community group continues to shine light on young women of different races and backgrounds.
Gov. Roy Cooper talks COVID-19, schools, vaccine delays
On Thursday, Governor Roy Cooper held a news conference to discuss COVID-19, weather concerns, and a push for in-person schooling for all students.
Art for All connects local artists with art lovers at Brooklyn Arts Center
This weekend, art lovers can purchase handmade items from local artists at a price they might want to frame.
What Did We Miss? Celebrating Black History Month
Wills takes a break from bringing you weird news stories to celebrate icons in American history. He still tells jokes though.