Videos posted this weekend on YouTube show a crowd on Front Street in downtown Wilmington Saturday night chanting, “U-S-A!” Suddenly, the crowd disperses. Many of the people in at least one of the videos are coughing and choking. Wilmington Police Spokeswoman Lucy Crockett says an officer used pepper spray to disperse the crowd.
Verizon Wireless today announced the launch of the Verizon Wireless Trade-In Program, which allows customers from any wireless carrier to get value from no-longer-used wireless devices and help the environment at the same time.
Southern Baptist Seminary President Albert Mohler unleashed a storm of controversy when he penned a critical essay last month titled “Should Christians Practice Yoga?”
A YouTube video shows some children with their boogie boards in shallow water. Right after they get in, one of the kids notices a shark swim by just a few feet away, which sent her running for shore.
On Fox News Sunday, host Chris Wallace asked Tim Kaine, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, about Democrats running away from the Democratic Party.
“Worth Fighting For,” the latest ad from Congressman Mike McIntyre’s campaign can be seen at…
A man streaking through Wrightsville Beach over the holiday weekend was stopped in his tracks when he was tased by law enforcement. It was caught on tape and has been posted on YouTube. WARNING: There is nudity and graphic language in the video.
Dr. Hubert Eaton, Sr., had arranged to have Dr. King come to Wilmington on April 4, 1968. Instead, King stayed in Memphis, TN, to ease racial tensions, and was assassinated.
A local man is hoping to win big in a nationwide contest about stopping the spread of H1N1.
He is one of ten finalists vying for $2,500 and the chance to have their commercial air across the country.
In July 1989 my parents took me and my sister to Atlanta so we could see our beloved Philadelphia Phi
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina to Launch 600-mile Walking Initiative New campaign to promote physical activity from the mountains to the coast
Police say the student body president at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was shot and killed in a residential neighborhood in the college town.
Some videos popping up on YouTube are causing concern with police and local residents. The rap videos were filmed in Wilmington and involve young children.