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Patton Avenue ramp closure triggers bus detours, stop closures in Asheville
ART adjusts routes and stops ahead of Westgate Bridge closure tied to I-26 Connector project
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Man gets more than a decade in Weaverville armed robbery case
Defendant threatened CVS pharmacy staff with knife during 2025 robbery, prosecutors say
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Trio arrested after Bent Creek home break-in, BCSO says
Investigators say search warrant at Candler home uncovered stolen property along with meth, marijuana and psilocybin mushrooms
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Small earthquake rattles Weaverville area early Monday morning
Earthquake centered about 5 miles east-northeast of Weaverville at shallow depth
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Asheville weather turns wet: Storms expected nearly every day this week
Forecasters warn of heavy downpours in the mountains as showers and thunderstorms return to Western North Carolina through Friday
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Asheville police shoot knife-wielding man at Westmont Commons apartment complex
Suspect remains in critical but stable condition after reportedly charging officers with a knife, police say
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Where to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Asheville
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is just around the corner. Read our list of places to watch the World Cup in Asheville this June.
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SUV crashes off Monte Vista Road; one person taken away in handcuffs
Emergency crews spent more than an hour clearing the scene near Bascom Lane in Candler Sunday morning
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Asheville planners split over rezoning bid tied to Asheville Mall property
Property owner argues urban place zoning has stalled redevelopment, while commissioners point to the city's comprehensive plan
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Study: North Carolina Is 10th worst state for road rage in the U.S.
Researchers found an 88% increase in aggressive-driving and speeding citations
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Inside the Asheville nonprofit helping boys unplug and open up
Journeymen Asheville teaches teens emotional awareness, accountability and connection through mentoring programs
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Tombstone Tales: Biltmore Estate stone was used to carve this historic Asheville cemetery angel
The Riverside Cemetery monument was carved by English stoneworker Fred Miles from limestone left over from Biltmore Estate’s construction.
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French Broad among 71 WNC sites monitored for water safety
Weekly monitoring of mountain rivers aims to help families make informed decisions before swimming, tubing and paddling
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‘Backrooms,’ He-Man and ‘Scary Movie’: New movies to see or skip in June 2026
Looking for a new movie to see as summer vacation starts? Check out our reviews of three major releases: the indie horror phenomenon "Backrooms," the silly 80s throwback "Masters of the Universe" and the sixth installment of the long-running parody series "Scary Movie."
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Tropical Storm Helene, Asheville featured in Washington, D.C., museum exhibit
The "Museum of Unnatural Disasters" is an exhibit cataloguing the experiences of disaster survivors from across the United States over the last three years, including Tropical Storm Helene. The pop-up will be open in Washington, D.C., through mid-June.
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Buncombe TDA proposes $27 million budget, with $18.3 million for marketing
Occupancy tax collections are projected at $23 million for the coming year
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Asheville VA primary care providers ranked No. 1 in nation by veterans
Western North Carolina veterans gave primary care teams with the Charles George VA Medical Center the highest patient satisfaction ratings among 170 VA medical centers
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Buncombe County Schools superintendent announces retirement after 34 years
After 34 years serving in North Carolina public schools, Buncombe County Schools Superintendent Rob Jackson has announced his retirement, effective Aug. 31, 2026.
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Fire at 131 Main brings emergency response to Biltmore Park
A fire broke out this evening at local restaurant 131 Main in Biltmore Park, bringing emergency response vehicles to the area.
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Asheville Tourists fans turn backpacks into care packages for veterans
Asheville is home to a large community of veterans, but many are in need of support. Yesterday, Asheville Tourists fans enacted "Operation Packs for Patriots," a volunteer event where participants assembled care packages on behalf of local veteran nonprofits.
