Today's Asheville newscast includes these stories:

• Questions, caution about reparations recommendations amid federal scrutiny
• Attorney found guilty of property theft through fraud
• Storm damage and grant delays endanger historic Black cemetery restoration
• Walton Street pool design progresses
• DA won't seek death penalty in Henderson County poisoning case

Today's Asheville newscast includes these stories:

• Residents respond to Asheville's $30M budget shortfall discussion
• Asheville unveils plans for a new performing arts center development
• Demolition plans for Mission Hospital's St. Joseph's campus
• Leaders work to revive Asheville Costco development plans
• City Council seeks funding for downtown road safety study

Today's Asheville newscast includes these stories:

• Veteran Smith works to distinguish himself in challenge for NC-11 seat
• DA considers pursuing death penalty in murder-by-poison charges
• Suspended APD officer had previous domestic incidents before alleged assault
• Pisgah Forest service worker sues over age discrimination claims
• Asheville Downtown Association launches state of downtown survey

Today's Asheville newscast includes these stories:

• Analysis: Costco's retreat underscores Asheville's dysfunction
• National Dems back Ager in NC-11 Democratic primary
• Asheville to host G20 finance leaders in August, September
• Fewer men at UNCA reflects growing gender gap statewide
• Historic Riverview Station in Asheville sold, set for restoration after Helene

Today's Asheville newscast includes these stories:

• Asheville police officer charged with assault same day he was sworn in
• Mission Hospital fired an ‘outspoken’ nurse. Supporters allege retaliation
• Asheville is the most lethal big city in the state for cyclists
• Southeastern Container to invest $31M in Buncombe expansion
• Asheville appears more than 100 times in Epstein files

Today's Asheville newscast includes these stories:

• Costco withdraws application for highly anticipated Asheville location
• Buncombe is mailing new property value notices in 2026 reappraisal
• Tropical Storm Helene road repair costs near $5.8B in North Carolina
• Drought tightens grip on Asheville, Buncombe County
• 200+ students at A.C. Reynolds High School latest to hold anti-ICE walkout

Today's Asheville newscast includes these stories:

• Buncombe County lays groundwork for November bond referenda
• FEMA to reimburse western N.C. nearly $1.4M for Helene response costs
• NCInnovation Pipeline Program Launches at UNC Asheville
• Protesters gather at Pack Square and Edwards’ office as part of National Day of Action
• New Asheville documentary looks at urban renewal's impact on Black residents*

Today's Asheville newscast includes these stories:

• Gov. Stein Announces $5.7M for French Broad flood resilience projects
• Three WNC leaders to advise governor on storm recovery, gangs, disability
• Local restaurants relaunch and regroup on the flood plain
• Democrats lead early voting turnout in Buncombe County primary
• Groups rallying in Asheville, Hendersonville for National Day of Action

Today's Asheville newscast includes these stories:

• WNC still awaits billions in Tropical Storm Helene relief funding
• Buncombe County explores single fire district tax rate
• UNCA students and community members hold a 'walk out' on campus
• Cotton Mill studios reopen more than a year post-Helene
• Mayor Manheimer presents Billy Strings key to the city

Today's Asheville newscast includes these stories:

• WNC drought deepens despite rain; Buncombe now “severe"
• Volunteers conduct Buncombe homelessness count; results expected this spring
• Asheville, Buncombe defend DEI outreach; deny race-based allocations
• NC-11 Democrats must win rural WNC; party invests long-term
• Police-impersonation suspect surrenders; held without bond