Wilmington: Camp Lejeune contaminated water victims speaking out | June 05

Wilmington: NC bill allows residents to challenge neighbors’ ballots after Election Day | June 22

Wilmington residents should know about the state bill debate over post-Election Day ballot challenges, UNCW’s exhibit featuring Philadelphia artist Sarah Peoples, and Jamie Howell’s appointment to Cape Fear CREW. The episode also highlights Independence Day landmarks and a forecast of thunderstorms.

Wilmington: Coastal journalism hub gains national attention in Wilmington | June 21

Wilmington's Coastal Journalism Hub earns national praise for its coverage of rising sea levels and marine conservation efforts. Former Carolina Hurricanes player praises Stanley Cup win's potential to boost Wilmington's hockey community.

Wilmington: Kidnapping suspect bound with zip ties and duct tape in North Carolina | June 20

Wilmington police are investigating a kidnapping case involving zip ties and duct tape, raising safety concerns in the area. City planners will review the Sugar Creek development proposal on Roland Avenue, sparking debate over traffic and infrastructure impacts.

Wilmington: Local lawmakers debate Social Security tax reform in Wilmington | June 19

Wilmington residents are urged to support Michael Whatley’s “No Tax on Social Security” initiative as city officials debate its impact on local budgets. The Cape Fear region also gears up for a packed weekend featuring Spanish cuisine pop-ups and live music at Riverfront Park.

Wilmington: Fire danger and heat advisory issued for Eastern NC | June 18

Wilmington faces a fire danger alert and heat advisory as dry conditions and high temps persist, with warnings for vulnerable residents. Local farmers struggle with drought impacts, including reduced hay production and rising feed costs.