Sleeping on The Circle was already banned by the city from the hours of 11pm to 7am, but city officials expand those hours to be from sunset to sunrise.

It’s Halloween and AAA is reminding everyone - not just drivers - about safety once trick-or-treaters are out and about.

DNREC Division of Parks and Recreation Matt Ritter said project leaders decided against repairing the original 1909 structure because it wasn’t up to code.

The Cypress Splash Zone, located near the Bald Cypress Nature Center, will be a 5,000 square foot water play area.

Attendees representing various state and regional agencies discuss how to continue the fight against homelessness in the face of uncertain federal subsidies.

The commission received a letter from a citizen living near Savannah Beach asking them to consider an outright ban of all bonfires on the beach, raising concerns about wood smoke’s effect on health and ash being dumped into the bay water.

The Wills Group awarded the city a grant to fund the food forest, a new path and a sensory garden.

City officials say adding bollards - stationary barriers that prevent traffic from entering pedestrian only zones - will increase pedestrian safety around the bandstand.

Brinkley Hill was a free black community crucial to the route of the Underground Railroad, and notably a very common stop and safe haven for Underground Railroad conductor Harriet Tubman.

Wilmington’s newest park has officially opened.