Today's newscast includes these stories:
Housing Recovery: Thousands still displaced; federal delays stall WNC rebuilding programs.

Food Insecurity: Pantry visits, meal demand surge nearly year after Helene.

Climate Resilience: Advocates push city for stronger action on climate readiness.

River Arts District: Marquee gallery reopens after major flood renovations.

Blues Festival: Black Mountain festival to aid recovery with music and community spirit.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

Helene Donations: Trump campaign raised $8M, questions remain on fund distribution.
Biltmore Village: 70% of merchants return, recovery continues after Helene flooding.
Service Industry: Hospitality workers report PTSD, job losses, declining wages post-Helene.
Botany Woods: East Asheville community rebuilding, some considering FEMA-funded buyouts.
Malvern Hills Pool: City unveils redesign plans, residents push to preserve footprint.

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Election Challenge: Storm relief leader Adam Smith enters GOP primary against Edwards.
Landslide Safety: Buncombe pilots slope fixes, FEMA buyouts continue.
Road Repairs: State gets $1.15B for Helene-damaged infrastructure.
Sewer Upgrade: Blasting begins at French Broad River Park project.
Parking Closures: Wall Street deck shuts, Rankin reopens downtown.

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Helene one year later: Recovery mixed, with jobs up but housing and food needs rising.

County lessons: Pinder prioritizes training, resilient shelters, and a permanent EOC.

Bat Cave rebuild: $200M in road repairs underway, residents vow to stay.

Parkway access: Craggy Gardens reopens, $1.5M in upgrades planned.

Hospital lockdown: Three injured in shootings, Mission briefly secured.

Today's newscast includes these stories:
Mayor’s Priority: Manheimer stresses Helene recovery, seeks federal aid for Asheville.
Lake Lure Funding: Officials redirect FEMA funds, Flowering Bridge won’t be rebuilt.
Recovery Boards: Asheville forms four Helene boards, invites residents to apply.

Draft Recovery Plan: Buncombe unveils 114 projects; community feedback open until October.

This Day in History: 1978: President Carter visits Asheville; 1897: Vance Monument contract.

Today's newscast includes these stories:
Medicaid Cuts: Pisgah Legal faces 10% staff cuts from funding shortfall.
Student Homelessness: Over 2,500 students statewide lost housing after Helene.
Senate Race: Roy Cooper leads early polls in 2026 Senate race.
Gerrymandering: NC case enabled partisan redistricting driving today’s national map fights.
Asheville History: 1917 send-off honored Asheville draftees departing for World War I.

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Mission patient death sparks staffing concerns and state inspection visits.
WNC veteran pleads not guilty after flag-burning near White House.
Restaurants, farms still struggling after Helene; leaders seek stronger aid.
NC schools urge ridership next week to boost bus funding.
Buncombe advances Deaverview Mountain park plan with grants and partnerships.

Today's newscast includes these stories:
Gov. Stein seeks $13.5B federal aid for Helene recovery.
State reinspects Mission Hospital amid safety complaints, staffing concerns.
GOP lawmakers propose crime package, death penalty revival in Raleigh.
Haw Creek pursues Firewise certification to reduce wildfire risks.
Gateway Park redesign adds flood resilience, gardens, and green space.

Today's newscast includes these stories:
Blue Ridge Parkway reopens after landslide repairs restore park access.
Columnist John Boyle urges Asheville to hire next police chief internally.
Asheville approves $250K for 40 emergency shelter beds.
No charges filed after viral Asheville attack video incident.
Committee recommends aesthetics, greenways for I-26 flyover bridge project.

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Wrongful death suit: Judge dismisses Buncombe case, may refile in state.
Water letters: Asheville clarifies confusing lead pipe notices; no danger found.
Helene report: County praises shelters, cites communication, training failures.
Congress race: Dr. Hudspeth joins Democrats challenging Rep. Chuck Edwards.
Progressive caucus: NC Democrats form group to boost progressive agenda.