New Hanover County Board of Education voted against reinstating ‘Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You’
Tuesday the New Hanover County Board of Education voted 5-1 against reinstating the book; Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You.
Salvation Army opens new emergency shelter in Wilmington
“We leaned on the Salvation Army a lot in that old facility you folks had there, and you saved a lot of lives, Saffo said.
Local water park sees surge of visitors as temperatures soar
With temperatures reaching highs of 99 degrees in Wilmington on Wednesday, many were be looking to cool off on the hottest day of the year so far.
Wilmington Police hold annual ‘Demo Day’
The event gives kids and adults an opportunity to see police equipment like the bomb unit, or the mobile command center.
Brunswick County fisherman warns amendment in House Bill 442 could ruin NC shrimp & fishing industry
SUPPLY, NC (WWAY) — Brunswick County resident Brad Robbins has spent years trawling for shrimp on two boats he owns, but a new bill in the NC General Assembly could cause problems for him and other fishermen. House Bill 442, originally meant to reintroduce the state’s recreational flounder season, had an amendment added to it once it went to the…
Dawkins homers as Loggerheads beat Hooligans 14-11
The Loggerheads picked up their second straight win against the same opponent after defeating the Laurinburg Highland Hooligans 14-6 on Tuesday.
Mother of transgender children says family is leaving US over fears of violence, harassment
In a few weeks, her family will be moving to Uruguay, a country she says is more accepting of the transgender community—and Cohen is not alone.
PCFC women claim division title with two games remaining
The Port City FC women’s team has made quick work of their common opponents this season.
Pet Pals: Big, goofy and sweet Labrador looking for forever home
Clark is looking for a like-minded human — one who is loving, patient, and chill.
UNCW professor says Iran counter-attack on U.S. base not likely to lead to escalation
Trump’s announcement came hours after Iran fired more than a dozen missiles at a US military base in Qatar, in response to the American bombing of Iranian nuclear sites Saturday.
Sharks fall to Pilots 12-0 in seven innings
Monday was a rough night at home for the Sharks as they fell 12-0 to the Peninsula Pilots.
WFD offering free fireworks soaking buckets ahead of July 4th.
The Wilmington Fire Department is handing out free Fireworks Soaking Buckets to help families celebrate safely this Independence Day.
Town of Burgaw kicks off 22nd annual Blueberry Festival
The 22nd annual Blueberry Festival kicked off in Burgaw early Friday evening.
Mock trial teaches local students the foundations of law at DA Leadership Academy
The New Hanover and Pender County District Attorney’s office held the DA Leadership Academy this week.
‘I wasn’t going home without him’: Man rescues dog from gator’s grip
“I yelled out Strike’s name as loud as I could — which normally, he comes running… he didn’t come running. So I started running.”
YMCA urges safe swimming as community prepares to dive into summer
Saturday will be the first full day of summer and people are already looking for places to stay cool like the beach or a community pool.
Rededication of Historic Maides Cemetery plaque includes contributions of Wilmington resident
The Historic Wilmington Foundation rededicated a plaque to Colonel Kathy King at the Historic African American Maides Cemetery near the Derick Davis Community Center on Thursday.
Burnett Eaton holds 5th annual Juneteenth Community Reunion
uneteenth events continued on Thursday as the Burnett Eaton Museum Foundation held its 5th annual Juneteenth Community Reunion.
Juneteenth and economic freedom: The impact of Black entrepreneurship
As Juneteenth celebrations ring out across the country, many are reminded of what freedom means—not just socially—but also economically.
Investigation begins into cause of Leland home explosion
We have new details about a home explosion that happened in the Magnolia Greens neighborhood in Leland last month.
Carolina Beach store gets fresh start with new owners and summer inventory
The store, formerly Sea Merchants, is now operating as Carolina Beach Market and Deli. New co-owners Cassandra Tollens and Joan Mitchell have started the first phase of renovations.
Novant Health hosted community day at Michael Jordan Family Medical Clinic
Novant Health hosted a community day event at the Michael Jordan Family Medical Clinic on Wednesday.
Doctor gives tips on staying safe in the summer heat
With summer right around the corner and soaring temperatures across the region, it’s important to stay safe in the summer heat.
History with ‘Hud’: Reflecting on hottest days in Wilmington’s history as summer rolls in
Friday marks the official start of the summer season, which runs until September 22. With it comes numerous days in the 90s with heat index values even higher.