People living in Wilmington's senior citizen high-rises as well as families in need will get to enjoy a turkey for Thanksgiving, thanks to a giveaway that was pulled together in just two weeks. It came about through the efforts of City Council members and other elected officials and partners, as well as volunteers.

A Wilmington mother is pushing for legislation that would require cameras be implemented in special education classrooms across the state nearly five years after an abuse investigation at her son’s school.

For over a century, it's been one of Wilmington's most distinctive sights: a large, decorative water fountain in the middle of a busy intersection.

Wilmington police are investigating a suspicious package found Friday morning at an apartment complex off Independence Boulevard.

The 31st annual Cucalorus Film Festival concluded Sunday after a weekend of screenings and celebrations across multiple venues in what locals call “Wilmy-wood.”

It's the season for giving and giving back. Here's how to protect yourself and ensure your dollars are helping people locally.

The Wilmington Choral Society, the city’s oldest community choir, is celebrating 75 years of music with a special concert at The Wilson Center. The milestone performance will be held Wednesday, Dec. 3,

Stacker compiled a list of cities with the most expensive homes in the Wilmington metro area using data from Zillow.

El Paso-Gridley loses to Wilmington in semifinals of 2025 IHSA football playoffs. Recap, highlights from Illinois high school football game.

With Black Friday and the holiday season almost upon us, here is a look at Black Friday hours for Wilmington malls.

The Wilmington City Council wants to play by the same annexation rules as the rest of the state. A resolution asking the state Legislature to change Delaware's annexation laws passed at the Nov. 20 City Council meeting with seven yes votes and six absent.

According to an article in the Nov. 23, 1990, Wilmington Morning Star, the Wilmington City Council voted to ask to N.C. Department of Transportation to lower the speed on Shipyard Boulevard from 55 to 45 mph. NCDOT officials said a study was needed to determine an ideal speed limit since people will disregard it "if that sign is too high or low."