John E. Jacobs American Legion Post 68 blood drive
WWAY hosted the winter blood drive with John E. Jacobs American Legion Post 68 in Leland Friday.
NHC Commissioner speaks out against county’s DEI office and policies
Scalise said New Hanover County’s Office of Diversity and Equity and its policies have negatively affected the county and that he will not support any more similar proclamations and suggested policies.
Burgaw Mayor to speak with Western North Carolina officials about flooding
Burgaw Mayor Olivia Dawson will speak Thursday night to other mayors and local officials about her experience dealing with recent flooding in eastern North Carolina.
Wrightsville Beach Police and Fire Host Blood Drive
The Wrightsville Beach Police and Fire Departments recently hosted a blood drive. The American Red Cross was there collecting blood donations.
Former Air Force One crew member reacts to DC plane crash
Reactions pour in from across the country following a fatal crash between a passenger plane and black hawk helicopter over Washington, DC Wednesday night.
Entertainment complex proposed for Wilmington’s Oleander Drive
“We look forward to bringing Wilmington a high-quality, locally owned entertainment option along the Oleander Drive Corridor where the whole family can gather to eat, play and celebrate all under one roof…”
History with ‘Hud’: Detailing colonial jail still standing under historic downtown Wilmington building
When passing through downtown Wilmington, you can spot a historical building or landmark nearly everywhere you turn. But one of the Port City’s earliest structures is hidden just out of view, lying below a prominent house.
New details explains confusion on the North Carolina SCOTUS race
"The state board has determined that there is nothing wrong with these voters."
Out of New Hanover, Brunswick, Bladen, Columbus, and Pender Counties, about 4,000 ballots are being challenged, according to a list of names, showing if your ballot is being disenfranchised.
Area businesses react to increasing egg prices
The rise in prices is due to a strain of H5N1, also known as avian flu, that killed more than 13 million egg-laying hens last month alone.
UNCW Athletics to hold Girls and Womens in Sport Day Clinic
It will be held from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in Hanover Hall before the women’s basketball game against Hofstra. As part of the clinic, girls in 6th grade or younger will be able to play various sports.
Severe weather contributing to home insurance hikes on the NC coast
Starting in June, North Carolina will see a baseline increase of 7% this year. Homes in coastal areas will see an increase of 10%, and homes on or near the beach will see an increase of 16%.
Local businessman gifts $50,000 to Bald Head Island Academy
Doug Witcher, the founder and CEO of insurance network company Smart Choice donated $50,000 to Bald Head Island Academy on behalf of the Douglas S. Witcher Family Foundation.
Numerous topics discussed at the NHCS Board of Education meeting
The New Hanover County Board of Education discussed a number of topics during their agenda review meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Trump’s ICE crackdown spreads fear among immigrant communities
President Donald Trump following through on a campaign promise to deport millions of undocumented immigrants though sweeping executive actions.
Carolina Beach votes in favor of multi-million dollar land purchase
Four of the purchased parcels are currently used as privately owned parking lots for the boardwalk, while the rest are small lots located behind the boardwalk’s sound stage.
Construction starting on new Carolina Beach boardwalk bathroom
The new bathroom will have access at both ground level and from the raised boardwalk. It will comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, allowing handicapped access on both levels.
Pet Pals: Sweet and friendly German Shepherd mix looking for forever home
The New Hanover Humane Society says she’s a sweet and friendly girl and loves to be loved on.
More than 60,000 North Carolina ballots challenged
"If everyone is questioning their vote, they're not going to vote anymore because they're going to say, 'What's the point?"'
In the 2024 North Carolina Supreme Court race, Democratic Allison Riggs is leading Griffin by 734 votes. Griffin is asking the state’s highest court to throw out more than 60,000 ballots in a filing, alleging the ballots should not be counted for various reasons, including claims that certain votes were from people who weren’t properly registered to vote.
WFD celebrates Regional Response Team 2’s 30th Anniversary
Regional Response Team 2 is a specialized unit that responds to any calls involving the release of hazardous materials.
Family of motorcyclist killing in accident speaks out after sentencing
In court Monday, Andrew Kester Jr pleaded guilty to two charges, misdemeanor death by vehicle and failure to yield. Kester received 12 months probation, a 75-day suspended jail sentence, license suspension, and a $1,000 fine.
From snow to sun: Could climate change be causing extreme weather shifts?
From a once-in-a-decade snowstorm last week to temperatures reaching 70 later this week, it seems like the weather whiplash in the Cape Fear never quits—but has it always been this way?
Car maintenance tips after the winter storm
It’s uncommon to see snow and ice in the Cape Fear but last week’s rare winter storm could create some wear and tear on your car.
Columbus County Sheriff’s Office requests new vehicles
In Columbus County, the sheriff’s office requested new vehicles for the current budget year but were denied.
Health Fair: high blood pressure
Dr. Lisa Rose-Jones, a doctor who specializes in cardiovascular disease with the Novant Health Heart & Vascular Institute talks with Matt Bennett about High Blood Pressure