Grace Tippett knew she wanted to be Azalea Princess when she was a little girl. At 16 her dream came true when she won the 70th Annual North Carolina Azalea Festival Scholarship Pageant in March.
Two vehicles containing three bodies were removed from the wreckage of a collapsed Miami bridge Saturday as authorities continued to remove debris in attempt to extract at least four cars still trapped since the span fell two days earlier.
The third ALDI in the Cape Fear region will open next week in Leland Town Center.
The executive director of the Historic Wilmington Foundation for more than 10 years has decided to step down.
Thousands of demonstrators chanting anti-Nazi slogans converged Saturday on downtown Boston in a boisterous repudiation of white nationalism, dwarfing a small group of conservatives who cut short their planned "free speech rally" a week after a gathering of hate groups led to bloodshed in Virginia.
The researcher who authored the study that revealed the threat of the chemical compound GenX in the Cape Fear River and the area's drinking water says some home treatment systems show success in removing those toxins from tap water.
One of the frequently asked questions in Brunswick County is about the areas that are affected by GenX.
As worries about GenX in the region's water supply continue, WWAY and its media partners are holding another forum; this time to address concerns in Brunswick County.
The Forest of Dreams mural at 10th and Fanning streets in Wilmington has some new neighbors. Art!
A district attorney, a school superintendent, and community leaders make up some of the winners of this year's UNCW Razor Walker Award winners.
The Democratic and Republican Caucasus were split today when they voted to pass HB 142, much like the reaction of people here in our area.
While city leaders are trying to promote the idea of a new mode of transportation, cyclists are also advocating for safer roads.
Starting next month, certain New Hanover County residents can qualify for free tax preparation and filing.
The Brunswick Community College men's basketball team held the lead for most of the game against Bryant & Stratton on the first day of the Brunswick Holiday Classic, but the Dolphins weren't able to hold on in the second half.
The UNCW men's basketball team posted an impressive season opening win on Friday. The UNCW women's basketball team was also victorious along with the CFCC men. The BCC men weren't able to secure a Friday win though.
Exciting plays. Loads of analysis with a little bit of rain, but not too much rain. On top of that we have postgame reaction from Hoggard after they edged West Brunswick. Can't beat that for this week's 5th Quarter. Week ten of the high school football season is complete.
The oldest millennials - nearing 20 when airplanes slammed into New York City's Twin Towers - are old enough to remember the relative economic prosperity of the 1990s, and when a different Clinton was running for president.
The area's first Publix is set to open its doors Wednesday morning.
If there's anything certain about working in TV news, it's that change is inevitable. And so this week WWAY says goodbye to a couple of great talents who have been a big part of our team.
Highlights of the final North Carolina budget agreement as proposed in legislation and the related "money report" crafted by House and Senate leaders. The $22.3 billion plan adjusts the second year of the already-approved two-year budget.
It's nearly time to play ball. Once again the Wilmington Sharks roster will have a distinctive local flavor. What local players will be on the 2016 roster?
Wilmington is first of five “InnovateNC” cities across North Carolina that will host a cross-city learning collaborative convening.
Protesters and supporters of House Bill 2 are continuing to voice their opinions about the controversial law.
After three years of reporting and anchoring and a battle with cancer, WWAY's Sarah Murphy is heading home. Oh, how we will miss her.