Today's newscast includes these stories:

• In Asheville, residents protest against border patrol agents operating in Charlotte
• Panther Creek fire 60% contained; Ox Creek fire 10 acres 40% contained
• Biltmore Village rebuilds with community help, grants for Helene damage repairs
• Opinion: Is the Biltmore Championship golf tournament a good use of TDA funds? Or is it tone deaf?
• Nonprofit’s approach: Whatever it takes, breaking down perceived barriers

Today's episode includes these stories:

• ICE Plans: Asheville leaders reject participation in possible federal immigration raids.
• Sidewalk Fix: Lexington Avenue replacement project advances with 2026 construction timeline.
• Energy Savings: State buildings cut use, saving $200M; A-B Tech excels.
• Walton Refresh: Asheville launches new engagement phase for historic pool redesign.
• Troll Arrival: Arboretum debuts twelve giant Dambo sculptures through February.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• ‘Incompetent Leaders’: AG says HCA violated oncology agreement at Mission Hospital.
• Swannanoa Housing: 170 affordable units approved to aid post-Helene recovery.
• Kat Williams: Asheville blues legend dies unexpectedly at 58.
• School Board: Audit clean; superintendent’s contract extended despite concerns.
• The Backswing: Asheville spent years securing Biltmore Championship PGA event

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• UNCA Taps Advisors for Campus Planning: Firm to design review process for future university projects.
• Businesses Along Parkway Face Uncertainty: Landslides cripple tourism; repairs delayed until 2026.
• Former Student Sentenced in Fatal Crash: Driver pleads guilty after deadly high-speed prom wreck.
• Freeze Turns I-40 Into Gridlock: Refreeze causes 20 crashes, five-hour I-40 backup.
• Climbers Gain New Access Near Chimney Rock: Nonprofits open 16-acre site with expert-level climbing routes.

Today's episode includes these stories:

• Mission Avoids Penalties: Mission escapes major sanctions after repeat “Immediate Jeopardy” safety citation.
• HCA Profits Rise: HCA Healthcare posts $3.8B revenue jump, raises annual forecast.
• LEAF Needs Support: Arts nonprofit LEAF launches fundraiser after storm losses and funding cuts.
• Airport Delays Continue: Asheville travelers face delays, cancellations amid lingering FAA flight cuts.
• Montreat Lodge Approved: Court clears Montreat’s Mountain Retreat Association to build new lodge.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Asheville Watchdog Series: Final “Losing Our Soul” report spotlights community-led efforts to rebuild Black Asheville.
• Heating Aid at Risk: Federal shutdown threatens LIEAP heating assistance for low-income WNC residents.
• I-26 Bridge Work: Nightly I-26 closures underway as crews remove the old Blue Ridge Parkway bridge.
• PGA Returns to Asheville: Biltmore Championship to bring PGA TOUR golf back to Asheville in 2026.
• Yoga Center Sale: AyurPrana finalizes $3M purchase of Asheville Yoga Center, expanding wellness hub.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Congressman Interviewed: Rep. Chuck Edwards touts Helene aid work, blames Democrats for shutdown.
• Recovery Funds: WNC counties receive $155M in new federal disaster relief allocations.
• Property Reappraisal: Buncombe to reassess all properties in 2026 after Helene losses.
• Public Safety Plan: Asheville advances $14.5M Oakley complex with solar-powered fire station.
• Local Food Transition: Mother Earth Food ends deliveries; Terramonga Farm to continue mission.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Food Insecurity: Shutdown deepens hunger crisis as SNAP aid freezes for 30,000 residents.
• Disaster Aid: Feds release $155M more for WNC storm recovery amid delays.
• Threat Resignation: Henderson County Democrat chair quits after threats tied to protest.
• School Funding: Educators decry cuts, call for renewed support for public schools.
• Worker Shortage: Waynesville faces 40% public works turnover, launches pay study.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Election Results: Dee Lawrence elected Weaverville mayor; Woodfin council sees major turnover.
• Races Outside Buncombe: Sylva, Waynesville voters choose leaders amid growth and culture debates.
• Housing Conditions: Evergreen Ridge tenants report worsening mold, leaks, and limited protections.
• Strategic Plan: Buncombe adopts 2030 roadmap focusing on recovery, housing, and health.
• Food Truck Pilot: Asheville launches weekly downtown program to boost post-Helene tourism.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Housing Authority: Ella Santos named Asheville Housing Authority CEO after year-long vacancy.
• Traffic Enforcement: APD issues 563 citations in Halloween safety campaign, no fatalities.
• Resilience Grants: Asheville seeks $415M in FEMA funds for hazard mitigation projects.
• Investigation: Chief Justice Newby’s ruling legalized GOP gerrymandering before 2024 election.
• Outdoor Venue: Orange Peel plans new flood-resilient Thompson Street concert space.