Today's newscast includes these stories:

Helene’s economic toll still weighs on WNC small businesses despite widespread reopenings, a new Mountain BizWorks survey finds.

Hendersonville’s Only Hope WNC cuts ties with its founder and overhauls governance after his arrest, pledging tighter safeguards.

Asheville needs volunteers to count cyclists and pedestrians that guide safety investments and grant bids.

Ceramics maker East Fork sues its insurer, claiming a million-dollar Helene-related payout was wrongly denied.

Asheville Symphony rolls out its 2025–26 season, launching with a free community concert.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

UNC Asheville pauses stadium plan, launches review commission.

Homelessness concerns in West Asheville spark new outreach program.

Smokies cite visitor for feeding bears, renew strict safety warnings.

Army Corps begins demolishing 22 condemned Buncombe homes.

Walton Street Park upgrades move forward with city–community partnership.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

Antitrust settlement scrutiny: What HCA–Ballad oversight could mean for Mission and WNC care access.

Tariffs bite: Asheville eateries raise prices as import and supply costs climb.

Sunshine test: Judge lets Asheville Watchdog’s open‑meetings case against the city move ahead.

Venue clash: Court trims claims but financial fight over “Asheville Yards” continues.

Schools & screens: Mountain districts roll out stricter device rules to support learning.