John Joye News Today

Gaston County attorney Bill Stetzer was appointed by the North Carolina General Assembly to serve an eight-year term as a Superior Court judge for the Fifth Judicial District, which includes Gaston County.

WILMINGTON — Most residents have been susceptible to stopping at a red light, wondering if a few dollars will provide temporary relief to an individual…

WILMINGTON — The city has offered its interim attorney a permanent role in the legal department. During Wilmington City Council's Tuesday meeting…

WILMINGTON — A regulation restricting service for bars has been amended by the city, allowing alcohol to be consumed outdoors on public rights-of-way.

During Tuesday’s city council meeting, Councilmembers Kevin Spears and Charlie Rivenbark butted heads over whether Rivenbark was involved with a potential rezoning.

After a heated discussion, City of Wilmington council members voted Tuesday to take down the "Black Lives Do Matter: End Racism Now" sign by December 27. Councilmembers Clifford Barnett and Kevin Spears dissented.

WILMINGTON — A downtown art installation that received flack from the onset of its foundation two years ago will be coming down from Jervay Memorial Park by the…

KURE BEACH — Council members eased Kure Beach’s solicitation rules on Monday after members of the public and media raised concerns over a previous amendment’s…

WILMINGTON — The city's appointed attorney will be departing Wilmington by the end of October, according to a release from City of Wilmington. John Joye…

Wilmington amended its rental rules to comply with an April court ruling, but there could be room for other types of regulation.