Man studies, relives African-American Civil War history
Anyone can see Fred Johnson lives his life in another era. He spends his time studying and reliving the Civil War and the contribution African-Americans made while serving.
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Man shot by officer released from hospital
An update this morning on the condition of the man shot by police Thursday night: Wilmington police say New Hanover Regional Medical Center released William Inman this weekend.
Officer shoots man at suspected gambling house
A man is in the hospital Friday morning after a Wilmington Police officer shot him while serving a search warrant on a suspected gambling house.
Anonymous donor pays for military package postage in NC town
It's a random act of kindness that has everyone in the town of Waynesville, NC talking. Someone picked up the tab for every single piece of postage being sent to members of the armed forces serving oversees.
Holiday party tips to keep in mind
The season of holiday parties is well upon us. Whether you're hosting or attending, there are some things to keep in mind.
Some athletes do get it
Just when the Mitchell Report about drug use in baseball had sports fans wondering if there was anything noble any more about their heroes in jock straps, two football players proved there are prof
Hurricanes assign Ladd to Albany, Barrasso replaces goalies coach
The Carolina Hurricanes have assigned left wing Andrew Ladd to the team's American Hockey League affiliate in Albany, N.Y.
Healthy office snacks
When you're co-workers bring food to the office, it's easy to pack on the pounds, especially during the holidays. But you don't have to say no to workday snacks. Instead, just change the type of foods you're eating.
Authorities say two inmates left work crew, robbed hunters
Authorities have launched a statewide search for two prison inmates who left a work crew and may have robbed two hunters of their guns.
Local woman starts 'Adopt a Soldier' program
A local woman is reinventing the wheel when it comes to sending care packages to soldiers serving overseas.
Fruits, vegetables too expensive for some
We all know that we should be eating more fruits and vegetables. But for many poor families, the price of these healthy foods may put them out of reach.
Congrats, Sox fans. Now shut up.
Today thousands, perhaps millions, of Red Sox fans will fill the streets of Boston for a parade celebrating their team's World Series title.
WPD arrests alleged Taco Bell robber
Wilmington police have arrested a man for last month's armed robbery of the Taco Bell on college road.
New law aims to protect domestic violence victims
Domestic violence is a fact of life for one in four women. But now domestic violence victims in North Carolina have an extra layer of protection.
Airlie Gardens to host a fall kayak 'eco-tour'
Airlie Gardens' Environmental Education Program hosts a fall kayak 'eco-tour' Sunday, September 30th, from 10am-12pm. The tour themed "A Creek Comes Alive", will guide novice or seasoned paddlers through Bradley Creek and focuses on the flora, fauna, and ecosystem of Bradley Creek along with discussions concerning coastal environmental issues.
Duke to help Chinese health care
Duke University will work with a major academic health center and hospital network in China to help it do a better job of serving its patients.
Senate confirms two N.C. federal judges
The U.S. Senate has confirmed two new federal judges for North Carolina, including one who will take the bench where his father held court for nearly 16 years.
Grand jury considers charges against former deputy
A New Hanover County grand jury is deliberating on whether to indict former county Deputy Chris Long on manslaughter charges. Testimony from all four witnesses wrapped up around five p.m. Tuesday. The fourth witness to testify was Peyton Strickland's father. He drove down from Raleigh Tuesday morning.
» View Long's statement
Family Reunites
While we celebrate our freedom today, many men and women are overseas fighting for it. Thanks to modern technology, one Jacksonville family had the chance to see their loved one who is serving our country overseas.
82nd Airborne holds memorial for slain paratroopers
About 300 people turned out today to pay tribute to paratroopers killed in battle during the 82nd Airborne Division's memorial service at Fort Bragg.
Wilmington Sports Hall of Fame has five new members
Coaches Bill Brooks, Jap Davis and Jack Holley and former Major League pitcher Tommy Greene and friends of late tennis great Althea Gibson talked about the glory days for these local legends -- glory days that heard them a high honor.
Local Sports Hall adds five more
There are five new members of the Greater Wilmington Sports Hall of Fame. They include three men who became local coaching legends. One man who became part of major league baseball history. And a woman who blazed a trail for others.