A lot of groups in the Cape Fear region have come out publicly to take a stand against the proposed Titan America cement plant in Castle Hayne. On Sunday, the Wilmington surf community stepped up to the plate to add their name to the mix.
Summer is just days away. That means more vacations, barbecues and outdoor fun, but while your trying to relax don't let the outdoor pests ruin your play days.
More than 1,400 New Hanover County high school seniors are preparing for the next chapter of their lives - life after graduation. WWAY's Meghan Packer has the story of some of the students, and the hard work that's gotten them to this point.
Most of us know, animal waste is a nuisance on the ground. But what you may not know is that it is one of the main pollutants to our waterways. Municipalities are taking steps to make sure dog walkers clean up.
Residents in one New Hanover County neighborhood learned putting the wrong materials down your toilet and sink can create big problems for the sewer system on Sunday.
Most people save swimming in the ocean for the summertime, but every New Year's Day hundreds brave the chilly temperatures for a celebratory dip.
While the drive might have be clear Thursday morning, Wednesday night's commute over the Cape Fear River to Brunswick County was an absolute mess. The cause of the traffic was the lumber truck that overturned Tuesday afternoon.
It is Riverfest weekend in Wilmington. More than 160 craft vendors, concession stands and entertainment acts will be in full effect on Water Street. Vendors set up Friday and the festival will kick off Saturday morning and runs until Sunday.
This weekend there are festivals galore, plus several ways you can feel good about yourself by helping others.
A group of surfers in Wrightsville Beach rescued struggling swimmers yesterday evening.
Cape Fear Community College is a step closer to expanding into Surf City.
Ashley high school had to be evacuated this morning after a construction crew hit a nearby gas line.
Harvey Jackson is 70.
Despite his good health and willingness to take almost any job he could find, he says employers can't seem to look past his age.
Every time our region suffers a fire, hurricane or other disaster, the Red Cross is on the way. This year the Cape Fear chapter celebrates a milestone: its one-hundredth anniversary. From disaster relief, to blood donations, the local chapter has left its mark.
Stormwater runoff has become a major issue here in southeastern North Carolina, especially in areas that are growing rapidly.
The repairs to the northeast interceptor are a step in the right direction, but the area's infrastructure is still stressing and straining and in some cases, breaking down.
It's no small accomplishment to do anything for 65 years. A Wilmington woman has seen a lot of history in her time with the American Red Cross.
The City of Wilmington is hailing another victory in its plan to clean up alleys downtown.
Identity theft is spreading across the country and can happen any time, anywhere and to anyone. One Wilmington woman was a victim of this growing problem.
Tropical Storm Ernesto hit our area nearly one year ago today. The effects of the storm are still being felt. After Tropical Storm Ernesto, many parts of Pender County were covered in four feet of standing water. Several residents hoped changes would be made to prevent future flooding along the Cape Fear River.
It is two years after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans and the scars remain. Some Big Easy residents still haven't gone home. One victim of the storm relocated here and hasn't gone back. Katrina evacuee Daniel Aiena thought he would only be at Wrightsville Beach for a short time. Instead, the stay may be permanent.
If you're tired of paying at the pump, Cape Fear Community College may have come up with a way to cut some of the costs and help the environment at the same time. Made right in the college's labs by faculty and students, the bio-fuel burns cleaner than diesel.
New legislation approved in the General Assembly today makes it tougher for landfills to be built in North Carolina.
The wait will soon be over for those looking for a more environmentally friendly fuel. By noon Friday bio-diesel will be available in our area. It's an eco-friendly fuel for eco-minded drivers. It's called B20, a special blend of 20 percent bio-diesel and 80 percent petroleum diesel.