September 2024

Asheville Residents Describe Rescue From Swannanoa River

Neighbors in an Asheville apartment building gathered on the second floor as floodwaters rose on Friday.

Larry Chavis, who taught at the business school since 2006, alleges retaliation for “challenging UNC’s lack of faculty diversity.”

In Black Mountain, residents encounter blocked roads, short supplies, and unimaginable damage.

The emergency shelter has taken in 300 evacuees from areas hard-hit by Hurricane Helene’s flooding.

Here’s what to know about state and federal assistance programs in the wake of the catastrophic storm and flooding in Western North Carolina.

The country’s second-largest credit union is holding another hotly contested board election.

The Venus flytrap has survived numerous adversaries over the years, from encroaching development to bureaucratic delays.

Beaufort County Community College President Dave Loope talks about how state funding delays are affecting his campus.

Deep canvassing can sway voters much more than other persuasion methods. Can it change votes in Alamance County?

Many are wondering what the handle tied to Republican candidate Mark Robinson refers to. We attempted to figure it out.