In North Carolina, attacks on governmental entities have become a more common threat, but now due to a new law, government agencies won’t be able to pay those ransoms
N.C. senators recognized a technical change to the state’s law was required to mirror the federal regulations and introduced Senate Bill 762 to address this.
The South Brunswick Cougars and the Whiteville Wolfpack have both advanced to the Final Four of their baseball playoff brackets, and play best-of-three series this week for the chance to advance to the state championships.
A law enforcement officer is being sued in federal court by the family of a person he killed while working as a Sheriff’s deputy in Duplin County. The same deputy, Jhon Dragocastano, later went on to shoot and kill a man after taking a job with the Pender County Sheriff’s Department.
Eric Credle will begin his work as the New Hanover County Chief Financial Officer on June 14 following the promotion of Lisa Wurtzbacher to assistant county manager.
Law enforcement across North Carolina will be paying extra attention for seatbelt violations during the “Click it or Ticket” campaign from May 23 to June 5
Saltwater Suites, located at 605 North Topsail Drive in Surf City, N.C., is a 48-room, condo-style resort opening in Topsail Island. Located just steps from public beach access and a few blocks from downtown Surf City.
The Earl Jackson Pool on the northside of Wilmington unveiled 3 new murals honoring the man it’s named after, bringing dozens of neighbors and community leaders out for a dedication ceremony.
Governor Roy Cooper is requesting more than 38 million dollars in next year’s budget to support violence education programs, gun locks, school safety grants, and community grants.
The 54-inch parallel raw water main is a main supplier of raw water across the community and will continue to support the rate of growth in southeastern North Carolina
“It’ll be a great opportunity for students, but it’s also a great opportunity for the employers to get potential candidates coming through the door that already have that foundation knowledge that that we need," McWhorter said.
The Greater Wilmington Sports Hall of Fame will officially welcome the class of 2020 this weekend after the induction had been postponed due to the pandemic.
Now, as that pilot program comes to an end there is a chance the plant could regain its outlawed status as soon as July 1, 2022, but State Senator Michael Lee says that is something he is working to prevent.