Locally shot television show ‘RJ Decker’ premieres on ABC
The new television drama “RJ Decker,” shot here in Wilmington, premieres Tuesday night at 10 p.m. on ABC.
Pet Pals: Energetic foxhound mix looking for forever home
This Week’s Pet Pal is Sulu, an energetic 1-year-old foxhound mix.
Pender County Commissioners votes against resolutions for new district maps, change to district voting
Commissioner Brent Springer’s motion to approve the resolution to redistrict, or redraw the county’s five districts, did not receive a second, which means Springer’s motion died.
South Brunswick knocks off Hoggard 9-4
In a battle of former conference rivals, South Brunswick softball picked up a road win over Hoggard 9-4 on Monday.
Severe weather preparedness week kicks off across North Carolina as spring-like temperatures arrive
It’s severe weather preparedness week across North Carolina.
Protestors gather at 1898 Memorial Park, to disapprove U.S. strikes against Iran, and much more
Protestors gather around 1898 Memorial Park to protest against the strikes in Iran.
North Carolina resident thoughts over the U.S., Israel strikes on Iran
How one Iranian-American feels after recent events that happened in their home country this past weekend.
The 250th anniversary of the Battle at Moores Creek Bridge wraps up with one big special event
To commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Battle at Moores Creek Bridge, one big event wrapped up the celebrations. The event included music, food, and re-enactments.
Winners of the Novant Health Wilmington NC Marathon
Look to see who won the Novant Health Wilmington NC Marathon.
Nextdoor data reveals Parsley Woods as Wilmington’s friendliest community
Question, what’s Wilmington’s friendliest neighborhood? If you guessed Parsley Woods, you are correct!
“Outlander” author appears to help commemorate 250th anniversary of the Battle at Moores Creek Bridge
Diana Gabaldon appears at the Penderlea Auditorium to help celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Battle at Moores Creek Bridge
State Fire Marshal says working smoke alarms can help prevent death in fires
Working smoke detectors can easily help prevent death in case of a house fire.
Taking a look at the color and art of Minnie Evans
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY)– “She did it passionately everyday of her life as a need to create,” said September Krueger, Curator of Education and Public Programs at Cameron Arts Museum. Amazing and beautiful, those are just a few words that people say when seeing the colorful art of Minnie Evans. Evans is an African American artist who worked as a gatekeeper…
Crowds gather at Moores Creek National Battlefield for ‘First in Freedom’ festival
On Friday, history came alive at Moores Creek National Battlefield. The First in Freedom festival is underway, honoring a pivotal patriot victory in 1776.
More than 5,400 runners prep for 16th annual Wilmington Marathon
Thousands of runners from around the U.S. and the world are prepping Friday for the 16th annual Wilmington Marathon on Saturday.
Driver charged after crashing into Amtrak train at Rocky Mount crossing
A Rocky Mount man is facing charges after police say he drove around activated railroad crossing arms and collided with the side of an Amtrak train Wednesday afternoon.
Cape Fear Hooley returns under the bridge this weekend
The Cape Fear Hooley Under the Bridge will return this weekend, bringing live Irish music, dancing and family-friendly activities to Waterline Brewing in Wilmington.
A look at the Wilmington Marathon’s economic impact on the Cape Fear region
Thousands of runners will methodically make their way towards downtown Wilmington.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers responds to Wilmington Dredging objections by NCDEQ
The project would dredge the harbor and channel leading into the port of Wilmington, allowing larger ships that would make the port more competitive with other ports like Norfolk and Charleston.
UNCW blows out North Carolina A&T 88-65
It was a big night for a lot of reasons for UNCW men’s basketball, and it’s all thanks to their 88-65 home win over North Carolina A&T on Thursday.
Fourth graders step back in time at Battle of Moores Creek Bridge reenactment
It’s been nearly 250 years since the Battle of Moores Creek Bridge, and on Thursday, groups of 4th graders had the opportunity to learn about this part of local history.
Wilmington to continue joint operation with NHCO of forensic lab
The city of Wilmington has approved an agreement with New Hanover County to continue joint operation of a forensic lab.
NHCO Community Justice Center seeks community support as $5M grant expires
It’s been over one year since the New Hanover County Community Justice Center opened its doors. The organization aims to be a one-stop shop for victims of crime.
Local Wilmington resident gets to enjoy hobbies again after seeing Low Vision Optometrist
February is Low Vision Awareness month, and millions of Americans suffer because of it. One local resident now enjoys life better after getting new device for his glasses.