Today's Asheville newscast includes these stories:

• Jared Wheatley joins crowded Asheville City Council race
• UNCA grad students oppose stadium, offer alternative vision
• East Fork ends contracts early, plans $2.5M expansion
• Diabetic man sues Spruce Pine over violent arrest
• Hendersonville spill sends wastewater into Mud Creek

Today's Asheville newscast includes these stories:

• Asheville gets $2.4M for Recreation Park Helene repairs
• Mosley seeks re-election amid residency, tax, voting scrutiny
• Buncombe bed-expansion bids clash after AdventHealth win in court
• Asheville Christian Academy ex-coach pleads guilty; gets 30-year sex registry.
• WNC mayors: markets, housing, trails — and 2026 affordability worries

Today's Asheville newscast includes these stories:

• NC elections board probes Mosley residency, cross-state voting claims
• Judge orders FEMA restore $200M NC mitigation grants*
• Florida doctor sentenced for stealing Helene relief donations in Swannanoa
• Cold breaks lines; Haw Creek water outage into Tuesday night
• Flat Rock church trails honor enslaved people, descendants, history

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• FEMA buyouts stalled; 500+ Helene homeowners stuck paying mortgages.
• Asheville seeks ideas to rebuild Helene-ravaged riverfront parks.
• Renew NC funds small rentals for landlords promising affordable rents.
• Haw Creek housing fight: Boyle says NIMBYism blocks improvements.
• Buncombe shifts seven polling sites; Claxton move sparks criticism.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Court ruling clears AdventHealth’s 67-bed Weaverville hospital construction.
• Mosley kept Atlanta homestead exemption while serving Asheville council
• Ball files for Asheville City Council; won’t seek commission reelection
• Black Mountain Brewing disputes cease-and-desist; urges independent planning investigation
• Beacon Park bike park planned on Swannanoa mill site

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Three Democrats and a primary challenger target Edwards in NC-11.
• National Democrats now label NC-11 a top 2026 battleground.
• Black Mountain town manager resigns after building inspection failures.
• Survey finds widespread food insecurity at five North Carolina colleges.
• Nina Simone’s restored Tryon childhood home now awaits public future.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Helene recovery funding tops $1B for Western North Carolina
• Davis Mountain Road residents still stranded amid Helene landslide repairs
• Economic coalition opposes Enka Costco, warns of lost industry
• Big Ivy residents fight Forest Service plan to cut old-growth
• Asheville educator breaks worship-visit record, celebrates interfaith diversity

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Buncombe Sheriff Miller seeks third term to expand reform-minded, accredited policing.
• Detention officer fired after clerical mix-up, repeated Buncombe jail lapses.
• Downtown BID judged effective through ambassadors, cleaning, hospitality and referrals.
• Hospital delays leave Madison County relying on distant, overburdened Mission.
• Brewery challenges deck closure after Black Mountain concedes past permitting errors.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Code Purple extends shelter options during ongoing WNC freeze
• New DEQ program helps WNC communities secure Helene recovery grants
• MountainTrue crews haul tons of Helene debris from WNC creeks
• State readies Helene-funded multi-family, workforce housing programs for WNC
• Auggie the dachshund fights Asheville’s silliest sidewalk chalk citation

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Asheville taps DK Wesley as next city manager post-Helene
• Helene damage pushes six WNC counties into higher distress tiers
• Mission Hospital earns Level I trauma status amid safety concerns
• East Fork Pottery plans major Asheville expansion, adding higher-wage jobs
• Helene-displaced businesses revive Asheville’s Five Points creative corridor