Savanna Tenenoff

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Savanna Tenenoff

Hurricane season is here and North Carolina coastal residents are preparing, learning and bracing for the 2025 hurricane season. Hurricanes can bring whipping winds and days of rain but, as many Wilmington-area residents know, you can never be too prepared for what storms may come. The season for hurricanes starts June 1 and ends Nov. 30. One of the best ways to be prepared is to know what routes to take during an evacuation.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Savanna Tenenoff

A jury found a Wilmington man guilty in connection with a double homicide in 2021. On Tuesday, May 27, a jury found Raquel Adams guilty of first-degree murder in the deaths of Koredreese Tyson, 29, and Bri-Yanna Williams, 21. The double homicide occurred on July 24, 2021, inside the home of chief operating officer for TRU Colors Brewery, George Taylor III, on Providence Road. Tyson was a TRU Colors employee and was living with Taylor at the time of his death.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Savanna Tenenoff

A driver went off a road near a Brunswick County bridge and died on Monday, May 26. One driver ran their car off N.C. 211 and went into the Lockwood Folly River before traveling across the Lockwood Folly River Bridge. The driver was alone in the car, Lt. Adam Ratcliffe with the Supply Fire Department said. Ratcliffe responded to the call around 4 p.m. on May 26, noting firefighters were already on scene when they arrived.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Savanna Tenenoff

A man died after a boating incident near Wrightsville Beach. On May 22, Mark Rosenberg, 62, was thrown from his boat and into the Intracoastal Waterway just north of Palm Tree Island, Clayton Ludwick with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission confirmed. "Investigation is closed. No [foul] play is involved. Just a horrible accident," Ludwick said. Rosenberg was not wearing an ignition cutoff safety switch before going overboard, leaving his boat unmanned and running.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Savanna Tenenoff

A previous dead zone development has moved into the town of Shallotte with developers at the ready. Future residents of the new development will be part of Shallotte following a recent request from project developers. Here's the latest. Previous coverage: Abandoned for years, a Brunswick development gets a new name and timelineEarly planningPlans for San Rio Ocean & Beach Club began in the mid-2000s.