Film projects in North Carolina are on track to invest a record amount of money in the state in 2021, Governor Roy Cooper announced earlier today during a press conference at EUE/Screen Gems Studios in Wilmington.
For the second year in a row, Wilmington's Greek Festival will be a drive-through only event later this week but it promises to offer all your favorite Greek delicacies.
Beginning on Monday, February 1, residents can receive free tax preparation and filing by a trained and IRS-certified through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and AARP Tax programs.
A Cape Fear area high school senior has been selected to the attend the United States Military Academy at West Point.
Counties within the Cape Fear region have announced that they are transitioning to the next phase of their COVID-19 vaccination plans this week.
"And I prayed, I really prayed, for God to let her live," says Waddell, "But he said, Mesha belongs to me. I said God, but I love her. He said I love her more."
After struggling with Covid-19 for months, a college senior who once called the Cape Fear her home has died.
The Salvation Army of Cape Fear says their Christmas programs are underway for the season.
The DEQ recently issued two permits for CPI USA North Carolina, LLC to discharge wastewater and stormwater from its Southport Power Plant.
Due to the risk of severe weather, some school districts are releasing early while others are canceling after school activies.
Locals know food trucks in Wilmington are to die for and on Friday they battled it out to see who has the most flavor.
Local leaders Tuesday celebrated the culmination of a years-long project to extend Cape Fear Public Utility Authority services to a key industrial corridor in New Hanover County.
'Tis the season for giving! Thousands of kids in our community need your help to have a Christmas of their dreams.
After five years leading the best weather team in southeastern North Carolina, Scott Dean is moving on.
Members of the two groups say since 2009, workers earning at or near the minimum wage have seen the cost of necessities, like housing, utilities, and medical care, continue to rise, while their wages remained stagnant.
The Brunswick Community College Foundation is hosting the people of the Cape Fear at it's annual Back to the Classroom.
If one of your New Year's resolutions involves finding a job, NC Works is hosting a number of Career Center Open Houses in the weeks ahead to help people searching for work or a new career path.
Charlotte Hornets owner and basketball legend Michael Jordan was in the Port City Tuesday giving back to Hurricane Florence victims.
In the weeks leading up to Tuesday's mid-term election, board of elections officials across the Cape Fear have had to scramble to find new places for voters assigned to precinct locations damaged during Hurricane Florence.
Governor Roy Cooper is back in Wilmington. Cooper made several stops across the Cape Fear Thursday to check out areas still recovering from Hurricane Florence.
Operation BBQ Relief pulled into Wilmington Tuesday to help those who have been looking for a hot meal in a time of need.
A Cape Fear Area school which has had trouble making grades in the past is now one of the top growing schools in the state.
Governor Roy Cooper is in the Cape Fear Thursday afternoon.
North Carolina Republicans advanced next year's state budget adjustments Tuesday, betting on agreed-to pay raises, tax cuts and school safety improvements to assure electoral success against Democrats in November.