Democrats say Trump demanded that Ukraine investigate his Democratic rivals in return for U.S. military aid it needed to resist Russian aggression and that may be grounds for removing the 45th president.
The House Intelligence Committee is preparing for a second week of public hearings, including with the man who is arguably the most important witness: Gordon Sondland, Trump’s ambassador to the European Union.
Mr. Kukor is hoping to help his students at Pender Early College High School crack the code on coding with some hands-on activities to help improve their skills.
Gov. Roy Cooper announced that the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Office of Rural Health has awarded grants for disaster preparedness to 23 health care providers affected by Hurricane Florence.
According to information provided to council members, housing 80 federal inmates could bring in $1,635,200 in revenue while that number would increase to $2,044,000 by housing 100 federal inmates.
The weekend Nor’easter storm impacted many areas of the Carolina coast, but the damage was even more pronounced for Surf City and Topsail Beach as the storm took advantage of the island’s severe coastal erosion.
First-year Head Coach Randy Hood has announced the 2020 baseball schedule for UNCW, a schedule that features 34 home games and a weekend trip to Southeastern Conference member Kentucky.
A new nonprofit organization has been formed to stop the sale or partnership of New Hanover Regional Medical Center. Save our Hospital, Inc. says they plan to launch a public information campaign.
Dark Waters hits theaters on Friday, and is already generating some Oscar buzz with critics. The movie, about chemicals in drinking water in a town in West Virginia, hits very close to home for people in Southeastern North Carolina worried about GenX.
Wilmington City Council will take up a slew of items related to the city’s next major public project, as North Waterfront Park gets closer to the starting line.
Police searched Monday for two assailants who sneaked into a backyard party in Fresno and opened fire while a small crowd watched football on television. Four people were killed and six wounded.
Gov. Roy Cooper has signed into law bills designed to help his cash-strapped Department of Transportation and the continued recovery from hurricanes Florence, Matthew and Dorian.
One local councilman has requested a recount of votes cast in his municipal election. However, another incumbent has decided against filing a similar request.
Firefighters from Carolina Beach, Kure Beach and the Wilmington Fire Departments took off from Air Wilmington Monday morning, heading to the Bahamas in an effort to help the recovery efforts after Hurricane Dorian.
