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
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — A Wilmington City Council member is calling for a case-by-case review of dozens of unauthorized bus benches installed throughout the city, saying some could ultimately be replaced with permanent seating planned by Wave Transit.
By: Conor Doherty
WILLARD, NC (WWAY) — Residents in western Pender County are continuing their years-long push for access to clean drinking water as one county commissioner prepares to travel to Raleigh next week to seek state support for expanding water infrastructure.
By: Conor Doherty
NAVASSA, NC (WWAY) — After decades of environmental cleanup, Navassa officials say they can finally see the finish line for the Kerr-McGee Superfund site.
By: Conor Doherty
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — The North Carolina Department of Transportation has rejected a private company’s unsolicited proposal to replace the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge, determining the plan offered no meaningful differences from the state’s existing replacement project while ongoing concerns over tolls persist.
By: Conor Doherty
BURGAW, NC (WWAY) — The Pender County Sheriff’s Office says it is expanding crisis intervention training for its deputies following concerns raised earlier this year about interactions between law enforcement and people with autism and mental health challenges.
By: Conor Doherty
PENDER COUNTY, NC (WWAY) — A new report from The Pender-Topsail Post & Voice is taking a closer look at the ongoing effort to provide clean drinking water to residents in western Pender County.
By: Conor Doherty
With the start of the new school year just around the corner, families across the Cape Fear region are heading to stores to check off their back-to-school shopping lists.
By: Conor Doherty
The latest development follows weeks of debate over homemade benches placed at Wave Transit bus stops throughout Wilmington.
By: Conor Doherty
RALEIGH, NC (WWAY) — North Carolina lawmakers are considering sweeping changes to the state’s hemp-derived THC industry, with supporters arguing the legislation would improve public safety while business owners warn it could force many companies to close.
By: Conor Doherty
RALEIGH, NC (WWAY) — The Local Government Commission unanimously approved $20 million worth of bond financing Tuesday, clearing the way for long-awaited renovations at Solomon Towers, a public housing complex in Wilmington.
