Emily Featherston

After 10 years, the IRS can no longer collect most tax debt, and the amount rolling off the books each year is growing. That includes debt from high-income taxpayers, who historically are responsible for much of the tax gap.

“Not that we couldn’t handle what we were seeing, but it is always nice to have a little bit of a lull,” said Chief Clinical Officer Dr. West Paul.

The decision was announced Thursday after Josh Stein's office considered the agreement and its adherence to state law.

Both state and local health officials have said they are committed to making sure no one gets left behind.

Roughly a third of Brunswick County's population is currently eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.

The hospital says it is ready, but what's next depends on how many doses are on their way.

Protest organizers say they are calling for the congressman's resignation or removal.

“Unfortunately, the scammers are always changing their scam to meet what is the news of the day,” said state attorney general Josh Stein.

The hospital has space, but is preparing for numbers to get worse.

All appointments in the county are booked through Jan. 12.

The state controls how many doses are allocated to each county.

After 30 years, Wilmington's second African American assistant fire chief is retiring.

Data shows the effect of the pandemic on county liquor sales.

The county says they still have plenty of supplies to vaccinate the first phase.

Vaccines continue to go out across the Cape Fear region and the state.

Law enforcement officials offer ways to protect your money and holiday gifts.

WDI's new president and CEO will start Jan. 4.

Vaccinations at nursing homes and other facilities are slated to begin on Monday, Dec. 28.

Vaccines are expected to begin arriving in Southeastern North Carolina Tuesday.

The first doses have been given.

The show runs, online, Dec. 17-22.

Doses of the vaccine have already been administered in parts of the Carolinas.

In a unanimous vote, members of the UNCW Board of Trustees pushed back on a move by the Faculty Senate to censure Chancellor Jose Sartarelli.

The plan is open to public comments until Jan. 3.

Contaminated recycling continues to be an issue for the city of Wilmington.

The ruling was filed Nov. 30.

The historic lighthouse has led boaters to safety for more than half a century.

As cases across North Carolina surge, health experts are begging the public to wear a mask, practice social distancing and wash hands frequently.

The study looks to find out more about symptoms of North Carolina coronavirus patients.

Watch out for potential scams and fraud while shopping online this holiday season.