‘It’s not often that you see death coming.'
In case you missed it, hear more from our exclusive interview with a survivor of a small plane crash in Columbus County.
Governor Stein declares state of emergency for Dare and Hyde Counties following back-to-back Nor'easters.
College students are already feeling the financial pressure of higher education costs, and some University of North Carolina Wilmington students could face another expense as university leaders consider a potential tuition increase.
🚒 NOW HIRING! The Wilmington Fire Department is accepting applications for Fire Engineers and Fire Lieutenants.
📅 Required virtual information sessions: Oct. 26 and 27
⏰ Application deadline: Nov. 1
Learn more about the openings and how to apply! 👇
🌊🏀 A powerful survival story and lessons that could save lives!
UNCW women's basketball coach Nicole Woods will share her experience as a drowning survivor during a FREE Water Safety Night hosted by the UNCW Yacht Club.
📅 Monday, Oct. 26 | 6–7 p.m.
📍 Cameron Hall, UNCW
🎃🍬 Looking for some free Halloween fun?
Mt. Calvary Center for Leadership Development is hosting a Trunk or Treat event for Wilmington families!
📅 Thursday, Oct. 22 ⏰ 5:30–6:30 p.m. 📍 2709 Market St. More details 👇
🎷✨ Live jazz beneath the stars!
Jazz Under the Stars returns to Ingram Planetarium in Sunset Beach on Nov. 4, featuring AfterHours and guest musician Paul Murtha. 🎺
🌌 The concert begins at 6 p.m., with just 80 tickets available. Find out how to attend! 👇
🚨 NO CHARGES: Five law enforcement officers involved in an August shooting on Red Cross Street in Wilmington will not face criminal charges.
⚖️ District Attorney Jason Smith announced the decision after reviewing the SBI's investigation. Full details 👇
As early voting continues, Congressman David Rouzer is facing criticism from his opponents for missing recent candidate forums in the Cape Fear. WWAY reached out to his office multiple times seeking answers but received no response.
Drivers traveling toward Wrightsville Beach should expect possible delays Thursday as the North Carolina Department of Transportation completes scheduled inspections of the Heide Trask Drawbridge. Click the image for more.
Brunswick Community College has partnered with North Carolina Central University to provide students with additional opportunities to transfer to a four-year university and pursue bachelor's degrees. Click the image for more.
