Kelly Kenoyer

The Warming Shelter is set to reopen on Saturday, serving any resident who needs a warm place to sleep as temperatures drop.

In 2024, more than 2,000 new residential units received permits in New Hanover County, and that's not including Kure or Wrightsville Beach. But what will happen with housing next year, and the year after that?

A look ahead at housing in 2025 and beyond, asking the question: how can the region balance growth with worries about infrastructure and roads.

More than two dozen concerned citizens showed up to the New Hanover County Commission meeting Monday to oppose the development of Sledge Forest in Castle Hayne.

Wilmington Housing Authority has purchased Jervay Place from a for-profit company, regaining full control of the property after more than 20 years.

The Wilmington warming shelter is open for the third time this season as cold weather blasts through the Cape Fear Region.

Wilmington City Council rezoned an Ogden property recently annexed from the county, making way for 253 apartments and townhomes.

Pender County, especially around Hampstead, has grown rapidly in recent years. But how do planners view the future of the region, and how will they manage the balance of the county's rural character with the demands for more housing in the Cape Fear region?

Wilmington Housing Authority recently bought Jervay Place, and owes the seller a bit more money than expected due to past unpaid operating costs. WHA asked the city to help cover the shortfall.

The Warming Shelter ILM has expanded significantly this season: in the number of guests served, in the services provided, and in the level of support from the community. WHQR’s Kelly Kenoyer visited the triage effort today, where more than 200 people have sought shelter during the snowstorm.