Wilmington city leaders are in Washington this week attending the National League of Cities Congressional City Conference, where local officials from across the country meet with federal lawmakers and agencies to discuss policies affecting cities.
According to the North Carolina State Highway Patrol, just before 2:30 pm, a car driving north on Highway 87 towards Leland stopped to make a left turn onto Danford Road when another vehicle hit them from behind.
The beginning of the North Carolina Azalea Festivities kicked off on Sunday with a fashion show
The controversial Carolina Shores Golf Course development has a new chapter, with the developer now suing the town.
Special ceremony is held for Corporal Dominic Davila, as “Homes for Our Troops” select him as the newest recipient to build his new home.
Downtown Wilmington was filled with green attendees as they saw pirates, roller skaters, and even WWAY’s Matt Bennett at the Wilmington St. Patrick’s Day Parade
In a battle of state runner-ups from over the past two seasons, Laney baseball picked up a 7-3 home win over Carolina Coast rival Ashley on Friday.
More than a week after Rick Southerland’s drop out from the New Hanover County Board of Education race, more revelations come out from Jaymes Osborne, his friend who is a registered sex-offender.
The official North Carolina Azalea Festival kicks off this weekend with a fashionable bang.
A new class of Wilmington Police Officers were sworn in Friday after completing basic law enforcement training.
An effort is underway to try to preserve the ambiance and unique character of some buildings in Wilmington’s Castle Street district.
Election results from the March primary are being made official with county canvasses across the state on Friday.
Spring has sprung in the cape fear region and there is no shortage of fun activities happening for everyone to get out and enjoy.
The board also held a public hearing about possible changes to the city’s unified development ordinance regarding “vape and tobacco shops.”
However, Trinity United Methodist Church is looking to step in and help.
The terminal at Wilmington International Airport was evacuated Thursday after airport officials received a reported bomb threat.
Many in the Whiteville community are grieving on Thursday after the tragic death of a prominent community member and former school teacher.
Two children have died after a mobile home fire early Thursday morning in the City of Northwest.
Downtown Wilmington will turn green this weekend as the city celebrates the 25th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The event, one of the largest in southeastern North Carolina, will step off Saturday at 11 a.m. from Cape Fear Community College.
This week’s Throwback Thursday takes a look back at March 1988 in the Cape Fear, highlighting a historic bridge dedication, early Saint Patrick’s Day preparations, and a familiar animal attraction at the North Carolina Aquarium.
It was a historic night for Hoggard being the first school in 13 years to send their boys and girls teams to the NCHSAA basketball championships, but both lost in similar fashions on Wednesday night at Wake Forest University.
The City of Wilmington is undergoing a major organizational restructuring, including the removal of several department heads.
Days after the Market Street Parking Deck shooting, the family of the person who was charged in the shooting speaks out.
The Rolling Stones once sang, “wild horses couldn’t drag me away,” but don’t tell that to one Cape Fear trainer because she and her equine partner have just joined an exclusive club.