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A LaPorte County community is accused of unlawfully limiting access to essential town information and unjustly removing members from the town's private Facebook group.
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - 20-year-old Shyheim Zyaan Waters-Davis was sentenced on June 21 to five years and ten months for possession of a firearm by a conv ...
ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. (WECT) - Beulaville resident Marshall Ray Scarborough was sentenced on Monday on cocaine and fentanyl charges after four people overdos ...
Fayetteville cardiologist to pay more than $5M over allegations of fake Medicare, Medicaid claims
In 1977, the City of Wilmington approved the installation of the lanterns on North Front Street. But four decades later, the federal government decided it wanted the lanterns back — arguing they were never the city’s property and suggesting litigation might be necessary if they aren't returned. The City says it hopes the lanterns can stay where they are.