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.
A local restaurant owner and chef has received a prestigious honor for his commitment to serving others in the community.
Dog owners may soon be able to walk their pets on Wrightsville Beach if a new ordinance is passed.
Things did not go the way of the home side as New Hanover picked up a 2-0 road win against North Brunswick on Tuesday as Carolina Coast Conference play began.
The last time they faced, they needed two innings past regulation to decide a winner, but it was quite the opposite on Tuesday as UNCW swept the season series over Charleston Southern with an 18-2 win.
Nearly one week after New Hanover County School Board candidate, Rick Southerland withdrew his candidacy, his roommate, a registered sex offender is speaking out about the controversy.
Just two days after their son’s death, 21-year-old Edilberto Espinoza Sierra’s family held a protest Tuesday morning outside the Market Street Parking Deck.
The Carolina Panthers made a special visit to two Wilmington elementary schools to pass out free pairs of shoes on Tuesday.
This week’s Pet Pal is Freddie, an 8 year old Maine Coon mix.
Over the past week, the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline has increased by nearly 50 cents, largely due to the ongoing conflict with Iran.
Town staff is still hammering out their $50 million budget, and the forum gave residents a chance to ask any questions about specific items in it.
Over the past five years, New Hanover County has seen a growing need for licensed foster care homes. While the number of children in foster care has dropped, so too have the number of families that can take care of them.
The State Bureau of Investigation is investigating a shooting that occurred in Downtown Wilmington early Sunday morning.
The North Carolina Azalea Festival’s fourth annual Spring Fashion Show will take center stage Sunday, March 15, at the Lumina on Wrightsville Beach. The event is sponsored by REV Federal Credit Union
The Wilmington chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc., will host the inaugural Rise and Run 5K fundraiser. Organizers say this is a wonderful opportunity to showcase your business, connect with local families, and support two impactful organizations.
Plans are set to who will replace Rick Southerland’s spot in the New Hanover County Board of Education race.
PTPT Studio is a new acting program, promoting a new way to teach and learn about the theatre arts, no matter what age or experience you have.
Local fishing crews are taking to regional waterways this week to retrieve lost fishing gear and crab pots. The North Carolina Coastal Federation said abandoned gear can pose a great threat to the environment and boaters.
Actress Elaine Hendrix says she was “honored” and surprised when she learned she would serve as the 2026 Queen Azalea for the North Carolina Azalea Festival.
For several area residents, they got to learn more about their own history on Thursday night.
In response to social media comments on the Burgaw Community Facebook page, Mayor Olivia Dawson posted a response on Tuesday.