Kathie Lee Gifford to leave NBC's 'Today' show in April
Kathie Lee Gifford will put aside her morning glass of wine and step away from NBC's "Today" show in April.
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War hero, statesman, presidential candidate John McCain has died
Arizona Sen. John McCain, the war hero who became the GOP's standard-bearer in the 2008 election, has died. He was 81.
Wilmington grandmother could lose family home of 75 years
Taking care of a family member that's been diagnosed with cancer isn't easy. One woman is taking care of three family members with cancer, while also fighting to keep the home that's been in their family for nearly a century.
Trump claims memo 'totally vindicates' him in Russia probe
President Donald Trump on Saturday claimed complete vindication from a congressional memo that alleges the FBI abused its surveillance powers during the investigation into his campaign's possible Russia ties. But the memo also includes revelations that might complicate efforts by Trump and his allies to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller's inquiry.
Portion of Water Street closed
Starting Wednesday, Water Street in downtown Wilmington will close between Grace and Chestnut Streets.
Water Street Deck demolition underway
Demolition of the old Water Street Deck in Downtown Wilmington is expected to wrap up by the end of the week.
The latest on sexual harassment allegations in Hollywood
Terry Crews names his alleged attacker and compares being sexually assaulted to being a prisoner of war in an appearance Wednesday on "Good Morning America."
Comedian Louis C.K. admits to sexual misconduct allegations
Comedian Louis C.K. said the harassment claims by five women detailed in a New York Times report published Thursday "are true".
Water Street parking deck demolition begins after years of talk, delays
After years of talk and delayed plans demolition of the old Water Street parking deck in downtown Wilmington has started.
Hollywood condemnation of Weinstein grows louder
The Hollywood establishment, slow to react to the initial sexual harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein, began speaking out against him more forcefully Monday after the powerful studio boss was fired by his own company.
WDI: Downtown Wilmington is a hotbed for entrepreneurs
This afternoon, Wilmington Downtown Inc. released figures and highlighted accomplishments of the past year during their Downtown Economic Series annual luncheon this afternoon.
Section of Front St. to close for Water Street parking deck redevelopment
Work will begin on Sunday to start replacing downtown Wilmington's Water Street parking deck with the multi-use River Place project.
Water Street Parking Deck officially closes Friday
Friday will be the last day ever you can park in the Water Street Parking Deck in downtown Wilmington, the city says.
Primetime Emmy nominations announced
The Emmy Award nominations for the funniest men and women on television have been announced.
Carson 'not ready to quit,' gives 15-minute speech on pledge
With Ben Carson projected to win no states on Super Tuesday, many were left wondering whether the former neurosurgeon would end his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
Statewide turnout surpasses predictions in South Carolina
The Latest on voting in the South Carolina Republican presidential primary (all times local):
The Latest: Sanders defends opposition to immigration bill
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Latest on the 2016 campaign for president (all times local): 9:35 p.m. Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders says he considers himself a strong feminist and was even named an "honorary woman" years ago by renowned feminist…
#TBT: Over a century of fitness at the YMCA
The Young Man's Christian Association's Wilmington branch claims to have been founded in 1887, even though there are newspaper reports of a YMCA dating back to the 1870s. In March, 1872, Alexander Sprunt was elected president of the YMCA. On June 8, 1872 the YMCA was located in a hall on the 2nd floor of a brick building near Princess Street, opposite the Journal office. In October, 1873, the YMCA moved to the Masonic Hall on Market Street.
Downtown Wilmington intersection closes Monday
The intersection of Princess and Water Streets in Downtown Wilmington will close on Monday as crews continue to work on the Riverfront Park project. The intersection will remain closed through mid to late February.
Those living with alopecia come together for support and summer fun
People from more than 40 states and Canada were in one place for a special retreat. They all had one thing in common they or someone they know, has alopecia.
South Columbus football player dies; Hoggard hoopster signs letter of intent
The South Columbus High School community is mourning the loss of running back Cephus McGill. The sophomore died Sunday night. Hoggard senior basketball standout Trevor Singleton has signed on the dotted line to play college basketball. UNCW's Steven Linkous and Mat Batts have been recognized by the CAA for their performance on the baseball field over the weekend. Plus more
Finn to quit as principal of NHHS at end of month
New Hanover High School principal Todd Finn has announced he is leaving to accept a new position with a school in Henry County, GA. He will remain at NHHS until the end of December, a school district spokeswoman said.
Homes announced for 8th annual 'Back Door Kitchen Tour' in Historic Downtown Wilmington
Residents of Old Wilmington (ROW) is pleased to announce the homes on the 8th Annual Back Door Kitchen Tour, October 12, 2013. Nine kitchens are featured in the homes of Wilmington's Historic District.
Saffo's State of the City address
Watch or read Wilmington Mayor Bill Saffo's State of the City address.