Customers are warned they may experience water quality issues due to a water main break that occurred on Monday, March 20, and water used for consumption should be boiled until further notice.
The final date to request an appeal for 2023 assessed values is April 24 at 5 p.m. when the Brunswick County Board of Equalization and Review adjourns.
Jordan, who was convicted in 1986 and is currently in prison for similar offenses with another minor child, was reported to a local private investigator by an anonymous source.
Senate Bill 354 hopes to raise transportation revenue for the state. As more electric and hybrid vehicles hit the roads, fuel tax revenues are dropping and some say EV owners aren’t paying their fair share.
'Kayla's Act' is in honor of a Lumberton woman who was killed last November. It would give some people the opportunity to testify against their alleged abuser from a remote location, rather than in a courtroom.
The Columbus County Sheriff’s Office recorded a total of 203 traffic and criminal violations as part of the Booze It & Lose It campaign during St. Patrick’s Day Week.
He was charged with two counts of trafficking methamphetamine, maintaining a vehicle-controlled substance, possession with intent to sell and deliver methamphetamine, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Christian Recovery Centers, Inc. plans to expand its program to offer up to 24 months of assistance for clients and double its bed count as it purchases a new facility in Shallotte.
According to the N.C. Department of Public Safety, he was convicted on Jan. 24 of two counts of death by vehicle; he had previously been charged with two counts of second degree murder.
Also known as the Healthy H2O Act, the bill would provide grants for water testing and the purchase and installation of point-of-use or point-of-entry systems to reduce contaminants.
Classical Charter Schools claims in a statement that the ACLU is trying “’to drive a wedge’ between school families and administrators ‘with trumped-up charges’ of discrimination and civil-rights violations.”
The House Commerce Committee voted on Tuesday for the measure, which if enacted would open wide the sports wagering industry within the country’s ninth-largest state.
Attendees can touch, climb on, explore, and ask questions about their favorite trucks, cars, and construction equipment in a safe and supervised environment.
Per GLOW Academy Art Teacher Regular Greyson, the group of girls designed the letter “D” for the Black Lives Do Matter installation at the Cameron Art Museum.
The performances, which are free and open to the public, will take place in the PNC USCT Park directly in front of Boundless, the public sculpture honoring the United States Colored Troops.
Visit NC Executive Director Wit Tuttell says he has heard people’s concerns about compromising the ocean view, and that the typical beachgoer won't be impacted by the turbines over 20 miles offshore.
The Columbus County Board of Commissioners is set to consider a request for license plate cameras and an agreement to refinance the cost of a school expansion on Tuesday, March 21.
Smart Start of New Hanover County honored several people at the organization’s Breakfast of Champions for their work in ‘going above and beyond in improving children’s lives’.
The Wilmington City Council approved a public hearing on financing $30 million for projects, additional funding for sidewalks on 17th St. and more at a meeting on Tuesday, March 21.
On Tuesday, March 21, the Wilmington City Council will hold a public hearing on an amendment to a financing contract for up to $30 million to pay for a sports complex, a fire station in the Riverlights community and other projects.
In this month's Get Fit with 6 report, we go to an 84-year-old woman's home with a physical therapist to show the importance of exercises that help with strength and balance to remain independent in your senior years.