Bill Moss

A Henderson County couple convicted of fentanyl and methamphetamine trafficking were sentenced to prison Thursday, announced Russ Ferguson, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina.

Henderson County Sheriff Lowell Griffin has issued a strong defense of his department’s use of Flock cameras, saying that they help investigators make arrests in serious crimes and that his office's internal affairs policies safeguard against abuse.

Two Asheville bands will rock the Rhythm & Brews stage on Thursday with headliner Andrew Scotchie performing at 7:30 p.m.

To no one's surprise, President Donald Trump on Monday issued a strong endorsement of Jennifer Balkcom, who last week was appointed as the Republican nominee in place of incumbent Chuck Edwards.

A city police officer was justified when he fired his service rifle at a man armed with knives who was walking toward him and other officers despite repeated warnings to stop and surrender, District Attorney R. Andrew Murray said in a letter to the special agent in charge of the Asheville office of the SBI.

When the Berkeley Park Sports Complex opens this fall, athletes of all ages will no doubt marvel at the four regulation-size soccer fields on a huge expanse of top-quality turf, the six tennis courts, softball diamond and other amenities.

A developer agreed to numerous traffic safety conditions on Wednesday before winning approval to build 102 townhomes on a 12½-acre tract off Asheville Highway near I-26.

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is stressing the importance of implementing proven methods to deter bears from residences, following an incident involving a bear and resident in Asheville.

Hendersonville City Council members are inviting constituents to join them at a series of “Council Conversation” — informal gatherings allowing the public to interact by asking questions, expressing concerns and working together toward solutions.

A developer is returning fire after the city of Hendersonville sought dismissal of its lawsuit seeking to reverse the city council’s denial of its rezoning request last January.