North Carolina has landed on the Republican side of the ledger in presidential elections for much of the last five decades. But this year, the state is a true toss-up. Both the Harris and Trump ...

a licensed clinical mental health counselor who's been practicing in Asheville, North Carolina, for more than 10 years. "It can be incredibly challenging, especially if you have a belief system ...

Three days earlier, Hurricane Helene had barreled through Western North Carolina, turning life upside ... Altogether, Asheville went without running water for almost three weeks.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WTVD) -- More federal funding is on the way to support Helene recovery in western North Carolina. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced on Friday that it ...

Parts of western North Carolina are reopening for tourists ... A month later, in the middle of the mountain tourist season, the water in Asheville is still not safe to drink, and some restaurants ...

The spokesperson added that the death toll in Asheville linked to Helene is currently at nine. According to the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Helene has been ...

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WSPA) – The City of Asheville and nearby communities have been under a water boil notice for since Hurricane Helene swept through the Carolinas. The hurricane resulted in ...

More than a month after Tropical Storm Helene left much of western North Carolina in ruins, most people in Asheville still don’t have safe drinking water running from their taps. The storm ...

He can be found on X at @Sharrison_WFAE. LEXINGTON, North Carolina — In his office in Lexington City Hall, Mayor Jason Hayes has a framed photograph of his father, standing inside the nearby ...

ASHEVILLE - Even as the city remains without clean water after Tropical Storm Helene, the Buncombe County Tourism Development Authority and Explore Asheville have restarted marketing efforts as ...

"Word about the Asheville rink reached us quickly through tight-knit North Carolina youth hockey circles,” Doug Warf, president of the Carolina Hurricanes, said on the team's website.