According to neighbors who live nearby and overheard the altercation, the deputy told Coniglio not to come any closer or she’d have to draw her weapon. In short order, a bystander heard two shots, and called 911 for help.
nCino, a Wilmington-based cloud banking software company, is under federal investigation over possible antitrust violations with regards to the company’s hiring practices.
The New Hanover County health department partnered with Wilmington firefighters and New Hanover County firefighters to build two-person COVID-19 strike teams to ensure homebound seniors have access to the vaccine.
The Northwest Police Department and the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office are asking for the public’s help to find a 70-year-old man who has been missing since Thursday morning.
A fateful stop at a Nashville McDonald’s led to a chain of events that helped Tennessee law enforcement find a missing four-year-old Brunswick County girl at the center of Wednesday’s nationwide Amber Alert.
UNCW Athletics has released its updated seating guidelines after Governor Roy Cooper signed an executive order Wednesday that will allow more fans at North Carolina sporting events.
Governor Roy Cooper has signed a state of emergency declaration after a violent EF-3 tornado killed three people, injured ten, and damaged or destroyed nearly 60 homes in Brunswick County last week.
Since January 22, 2021 WPD officers have been patrolling with their cruise lights on to test a theory that doing so would increase visibility and help deter crime.
Governor Roy Cooper announced Wednesday bars will be allowed to re-open for indoor service beginning at 5 p.m. on Friday, but for many bar owners the rollback on closures is too late.
Greta Van Susteren has hosted shows on all three major cable networks in her 25-year television career. She is the guest on this week's episode of the "1on1 with Jon Evans" podcast, looking back at that career and how a toga party played a part in making it happen.
It was an undercover FBI operation that went on for well over a year in the early 1980s. Dubbed “Colcor” by federal officials, the far reaching organized crime scandal shocked the community with the eventual arrest of over 50 people, including about a dozen public officials.
Organized by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES), the exhibit will promote conversation, creativity and innovation through art, science and technology
Carrie Hernandez-Elox says the fire destroyed her home in minutes. She lost everything and now even her kids seem out of reach as they’re forced to stay with family across state lines.
An overflowing manhole cover was discovered on the 1900 block of Chestnut Street earlier this week, according to the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority.
A Wilmington Woman has been sentenced for trafficking methamphetamine after a confidential informant alerted the New Hanover County Vice and Narcotics Unit of her actions.
It’s a common sight in the low-lying region of the Cape Fear - standing water covering the roadway. For some, driving through the water seems like a better idea than turning around, but the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office has posted a photo of an incident showing why that is never a good idea.
Commissioner chairman Randy Thompson says the county will launch a curbside pickup program to pick up construction and demolition debris that homeowners can physically bring to the curb.
North Carolina’s bar and tavern association is asking Gov. Roy Cooper to allow customers back inside and end the curfew as COVID-19 numbers decline and more vaccines are distributed.
Officials say Trooper James Montgomery, better known as “Brent,” of Troop C District 4 - Vance County has been in intensive care for the last 12 days at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill battling the virus.
Whiteville High School (WHS) will revert to full-time, online instruction beginning Tuesday, February 24, because of a rise in positive COVID-19 cases and the associated quarantines.
Employees of Bladen County Schools will be able to get COVID-19 vaccines on Wednesday, February 24, the first day they are eligible under the state’s vaccination plan. Other county school systems are working to get educators vaccinated when doses become available.
The secretary of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services said the state has begun to receive shipments of the COVID-19 vaccine that were delayed last week.
An incident that led to three containers being knocked off a cargo ship at the Port of Wilmington Monday is being investigated by the United States Coast Guard.
The tornado caused damage to the Seaside Christian Fellowship Church. It blew the door off and caused damage inside. The storm also ripped off part of the roof and completely took out the patio.
In remembrance of more than 500,000 lives lost to COVID-19, Governor Roy Cooper has ordered all United States and North Carolina flags at state facilities to be lowered to half-staff
New Hanover County Fire Rescue conducted a live fire training in the Monkey Junction area for junior staff members to get more realistic experience as well as a chance for seasoned firefighters to brush up on skills.
Work has finished on a new juvenile justice system building in downtown Wilmington. Those dealing with the juvenile justice system say New Hanover County is headed down the right path.
During a press conference, deputies and officials called the accused abductor, 38-year-old William Ice, was “sophisticated” with digital media and computers.
Columbus County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Division arrested Christopher Jermaine Reaves, 22, on Feb. 18 in connection to the Nov. 29, 2020, murder of Tristan Stavee and the attempted murder of George Stump Sr.
Historian Lettie Shumate will highlight her research into Wilmington locations included in the 'The Green Book', a guidebook for African American travelers, published annually by Victor H. Green from 1936 to 1966. More than 50 Wilmington locations were included in the publication.
The North Carolina Aquarium at Ft. Fisher is seeking some “detectives” as it and the Vermilion Sea Institute host a virtual exploration of sand tiger and whale sharks and the identification methods scientists use to protect the animals in the wild.
A Wilmington man will spend at least 12 years in prison after he was convicted of assaulting another person with a machete and using someone else’s identity while seeking medical care following the attack.
