Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Study finds Helene left French Broad River loaded with toxins.
• Democrats target Whatley’s Helene recovery record in 2026 Senate race.
• Asheville man admits hiding Starbucks bathroom cameras, recording unsuspecting customers.
• Salvage Station relocating indoors to River Arts District Homer building.
• Asheville seeks public input on post-Helene riverfront park recoveries.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Local firm buys downtown Wells Fargo building; tenants stay put.
• City panel backs Orange Peel’s 6,000-cap riverside concert venue.
• Haw Creek subdivision eyes court fight after bridge access denial.
• Environmental groups sue Forest Service over Nolichucky salvage logging.
• Buncombe libraries restore and expand hours after Helene service cuts.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Deputy Jackie Stepp appointed Asheville’s interim police chief during transition.
• Emma residents sue to block townhouses, preserve cooperative mobile homes.
• State funds free childcare for Helene-impacted families across WNC.
• Indivisible Asheville organizers pursue tipping-point participation through sustained protests.
• New Pisgah Passage loop connects Brevard to surrounding public lands.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• State Incentives: Pratt & Whitney got fast-tracked funding despite missed job goals, sparking backlash.
• Haw Creek Vote: Asheville rejected a 49-home, 35-townhome plan over flooding concerns.
• Cost of Living: Report says single adults need $117K to live comfortably in Asheville.
• SoCon Deal: Asheville secured the Southern Conference basketball tournament through 2035.
• Civic Openings: Residents invited to apply for Asheville boards and commissions.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Immigrant Support: Asheville and Buncombe reaffirm immigrant protections amid federal activity.
• Helene Recovery: Buncombe approves broad Helene recovery plan across county.
• Urban Forest: Asheville seeks input for urban-forest management plan.
• Book Exchange: Story Parlor owners expand programming.
• Odd NFL Record: Asheville Police set drone flag record in Charlotte.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Immigration Resolution: Council member Roney proposes banning city property use for civil immigration enforcement.
• Ox Creek Fire: 10-acre Weaverville wildfire fully contained; evacuations lifted.
• Deaverview Park Plan: 342-acre park would expand city’s park lands by 60 percent.
• Brevard Police Chief: Captain Christy Wentzell becomes Brevard’s first woman police chief, starting January.
• Lumbee Recognition: Senate hearing advances 2025 Lumbee Fairness Act amid Cherokee opposition.

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.