1 hr ago | WECT-TV Wilmington
Private school aims to reopen in fall
WILMINGTON, NC Since 2010, Ephesus Junior Academy, one of the oldest and only private African-American private schools has been closed.
3 hrs ago | StarNewsOnline.com
Annual Monty's Home Pet Expo scheduled for February 19
The 5th Annual Monty's Home Pet Expo will be held 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. February 19 at the Schwartz Center .
4 hrs ago | WECT-TV Wilmington
Property owner ordered to clear homeless encampment
Bags of clothes and garbage are among some of the items that have been left behind, along with a 'No Trespassing' sign which allows police to provide assistance at the request of the owner to remove the camp.
6 hrs ago | StarNewsOnline.com
ILM-shot B-movie 'American Battleships' to capitalize on upcoming 'Battleship' blockbuster
Back when there were still video stores, there were lots of movies that helped fill shelf space not taken up by the big star-driven films.
7 hrs ago | StarNewsOnline.com
Miracle League Gear Store now taking orders
As you've most likely heard ACCESS of Wilmington has been working for some time on the development of a local Miracle League Field, for individuals with special needs in our area.
11 hrs ago | Jacksonville Daily News
Woman charged in beheading plot to appear in court
A Raleigh school administrator accused of paying a hit man to behead three witnesses in a North Carolina terrorism case is due in federal court.
15 hrs ago | WECT-TV Wilmington
City officially eyeing baseball
A little more than a decade after the last pitch was thrown, Minor League Baseball may be returning to Wilmington.
Pres. Obama re-election supporters open office in Wilmington
Political season is in full swing. As President Barack Obama gets into to full re-election campaign mode, some local supporters opened their campaign doors in Wilmington.
The North Carolina Jazz Festival kicks off downtown
The stars of the music world came out Thursday night for the 32nd annual North Carolina Jazz Festival at the Hilton Riverside, downtown.
Former NHC Commissioner announces candidacy for position
WILMINGTON, NC - In a release Thursday, former New Hanover County Commissioner Buck O'Shields announced that he will be running for the position once again, saying that the county faces a variety of issues that he plans to take on.
Sing raises over $5,000 for firefighters foundation
The ViewMasters, a Sampson County group, were the first to perform for the crowd, followed by Tim Bass, of Warsaw, and Ed O'Neal and the Dixie Melody Boys closed out the event.
Former Wilmington woman charged with faking resume to join Navy
HARRISBURG, PA - A woman who used to live in Wilmington, NC was indicted by a federal grand jury this week in Pennsylvania on claims that she falsified an application to the Navy.
Looking at Titan from an opponent's viewpoint
WILMINGTON, NC WECT recently sent reporter Ashlea Kosikowski to Roanoke, Virginia to tour a Titan facility and talk to neighbors and community leaders there.
McCrory kicks off campaign in Wilmington
Pat McCrory greeted hundreds of supporters at a campaign kickoff event Thursday in Wilmington.
First on 3: McCrory says he won't release personal financial information
One of the first political rallies of the season in Wilmington got some Republicans fired up today.
Wilmington's Mayor Saffo reports progress and promise in State of the City address
The status of the downtown area was one of Wilmington Mayor Bill Saffo's main areas of concern in his State of the City address on Monday, Jan.
Gay former NC senator seeks custody for 2nd son
The first openly gay member of North Carolina's legislature is waging a second child-custody fight with a second former partner.
NC Symphony Brings Chopin amp Tchaikovsky to Three NC Communities
Maestro William Henry Curry brings the North Carolina Symphony to three North Carolina communities next month for masterworks by Chopin and Tchaikovsky.
Sharks facing uncertain future
The prospect of minor league baseball returning to Wilmington could result in the end of the road for the Wilmington Sharks.
Candidate for NC Governor talks name recognition
WILMINGTON, NC Less than two weeks before the official filing period begins for candidates running for office in North Carolina.