Conor Doherty is a multimedia journalist at WWAY. With a background in multimedia journalism and a passion for covering regional interest and world news, Conor focuses on themes such as urban design, real estate development, and environmental issues, including climate change and water management. He has been featured in various outlets, including WVNS-TV, Flyers Nitty Gritty, and the Severna Park Voice.
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Conor Doherty's coverage is heavily focused on local community events, seasonal occurrences, and news in the United States with a specific emphasis on West Virginia and Lewisburg. His articles often feature event coverage and seasonal topics such as holidays and fundraisers.
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By: Conor Doherty
CASTLE HAYNE, NC (WWAY) — As extreme temperatures settle over southeastern North Carolina ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, many residents are looking for ways to beat the heat. For Castle Hayne artist Michael Kowalski, staying cool is part of the job.
By: Conor Doherty
OAK ISLAND, NC (WWAY) — A Southport woman is facing multiple charges after the town of Oak Island says she struck an Oak Island police officer with her vehicle Saturday night while he was investigating illegally parked vehicles on the G.V. Barbee Bridge.
By: Conor Doherty
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — One person suffered life-threatening injuries Sunday after a fire damaged a townhome near downtown Wilmington, according to the Wilmington Fire Department.
SURF CITY, NC (WWAY) — A fire that damaged a home in Surf City late Saturday night remains under investigation, according to town officials.
By: Conor Doherty
West, who goes by JH, arrived at Wrightsville Beach on Sunday after riding from Oregon, completing a journey that started on May 7th, spanned 12 states before ending at the Atlantic Ocean.
By: Conor Doherty
BOLIVIA, NC (WWAY) — As drought conditions continue to affect Brunswick County, county leaders have approved changes to the county’s Water Shortage Response Plan to better align with state guidelines.
SUPPLY, NC (WWAY) — A Brunswick County gardener’s unusual pepper plant that captured local attention several weeks ago is now headed for further study after its gardener held a taste test on Monday.
By: Conor Doherty
NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC (WWAY) — The North Carolina State Ports Authority will receive $9.8 million in federal funding for construction projects aimed at improving safety, capacity, and efficiency at the Port of Wilmington.
RALEIGH, NC (WWAY) — Gov. Josh Stein signed North Carolina’s $34.4 billion state budget into law Tuesday, approving a spending plan that includes tax cuts, raises for state employees and teachers, funding for hurricane recovery, and investments in PFAS research.
By: Conor Doherty
BOLIVIA, NC (WWAY) — As the start of a new school year approaches, the father of a home-schooled student is asking school leaders to reconsider athletic eligibility rules they say prevent homeschooled and private school students from participating in public school sports.
