Neighbor, Wilmington Police officers save woman from fire
Wilmington Police Chief Donny Williams is praising two officers for taking action to save a woman from a fire, and a neighbor is describing how he was able to help.
St. Pauls picks up key Three Rivers Conference sweep over East Bladen
In two highly anticipated matchups it was the St. Pauls Bulldogs coming out with a pair of wins over East Bladen on Tuesday night.
COVID-19 protocols postpone additional UNCW Men’s Basketball games
UNCW’s two-game men’s basketball series with Colonial Athletic Association foe Northeastern on Feb. 20-21, 2021, in Boston has been postponed.
North Waterfront Park scheduled to be completed by this summer
Construction on North Waterfront Park in downtown Wilmington began well over a year ago, but several delays have pushed back its progress.
‘Flamingos for a Cause’ helps raise money for two local non-profits
A flock of plastic flamingos has taken over a street corner in front of Wrightsville Beach Brewery on Oleander Drive.
Brunswick County gets 400 additional COVID-19 vaccine doses after plea to state leaders
Brunswick County will receive an additional 400 doses this week following a plea to state leaders for more vaccines.
More traffic delays expected around Wilmington this week
Parts of Wilmington experienced significant traffic delays earlier today as crews worked on sewer repairs.
Crews work to repair gas leak in Wilmington
Crews worked Tuesday to repair a gas leak off Carolina Beach Road in Wilmington.
Crews complete repairs on Wilmington’s ‘One Tree Hill’ bridge
The bridge that was made famous on the TV show “One Tree Hill” has been undergoing structural repairs.
Loaded with talent UNCW Baseball ready for big 2021
The last time UNCW Baseball was on the field was March 11th, 2020. It was a game that ended in walk-off win for the Seahawks over rival ECU. The season would be canceled just days later due to covid-19 and lead to months of uncertainty.
Pender County man sues sheriff’s office for shooting dog
A Burgaw man is suing the Pender County Sheriff’s Office after a deputy shot and killed his dog last summer.
25 home games highlight UNCW Softball’s 2021 schedule
UNCW Head Softball Coach Kristy Norton has announced the Seahawks’ 2021 schedule, which includes 42 regular season games.
Azalea Festival announces events will happen all year long
The North Carolina Azalea Festival has announced it will be celebrating spring during festival dates of April 7-11 and continuing throughout the year.
New colored plaques recognize oldest buildings in Wilmington
Downtown Wilmington is home to several historic buildings with some dating back hundreds of years. Specially colored plaques were recently added to some of them to commemorate the oldest landmarks.
WATCH: Pod of dolphins swims next to boat while father, son cruise on Cape Fear River
A normal boat ride for a local father and son turned exciting with the help of some special marine animals.
Some local restaurants see Super Bowl business despite pandemic
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictions that go along with it, some Wilmington restaurants and bars welcomed sports fans to watch the big game Sunday night.
Family and friends remember a fallen fire fighter
A fire fighter and community leader in the town of Calabash passed away this January. Sunday, his friends and family gathered at a local park to celebrate his life.
Drive-in ‘Cupid’s Bingo’ held in Hampstead Saturday afternoon
A drive-thru bingo event was held Saturday with a Valentine’s theme called ‘Cupid’s Bingo’.
Cameron Art Museum adds new exhibit featuring North Carolina state parks
A brand new exhibit at the Cameron Art Museum entitled ‘Safe Places’ opens to the public on Sunday.
Hundreds of volunteers plant 150 trees on the southside of Wilmington
More than a hundred people came together Saturday to plant trees on the southside of Wilmington.
R.C. Soles, former N.C. Senator and attorney, dead at 86
Former North Carolina senator and Tabor City attorney, Robert Charles Soles Jr. passed away Friday.
Full Court Press: February 5, 2021
The high school basketball season is winding down as teams across the Cape Fear begin their final playoff push. Sports Director Tanner Barth brings you all the highlights and final scores from this weeks Full Court Press.
Cryptocurrencies remain a popular option among many investors
Bitcoin has been around for more than ten years. But cryptocurrencies first became a household word in 2017 when Bitcoin values rose from a few hundred dollars to nearly twenty thousand dollars a coin.
Pender County Health addresses rumors about stolen vaccines
Friday, Pender County Health Department addressed some far-reaching rumors.