Ryley Ober is a dedicated Public Safety Reporter with a focus on local news in Asheville, North Carolina. With experience writing for Yahoo News, Asheville Citizen-Times Media Group, and BULLINGTON GARDENS INC, Ryley covers a wide range of topics including weather advisories, crime reports, hunting regulations, and local emergencies.
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By: Ryley Ober
A Florida doctor was arrested after sheriff deputies found him in a U-Haul with more than $12,000 in stolen donations meant for Helene victims.
By: Ryley Ober
The county school board has seven members representing six districts and the county at-large — of which four spots were open for this November election: Districts 1, 2, 4 and an at-large seat.
By: Ryley Ober
ASHEVILLE - The National Park Service announced the much-anticipated opening of the Blue Ridge Parkway's Asheville corridor Nov. 6, which runs from the North Carolina Arboretum north to the Folk Art Center.
By: Ryley Ober
Judge Ward Scott has been appointed to serve as the new chief district court judge in North Carolina's 40th Judicial District, as announced Nov. 6 by the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts.
By: Ryley Ober
Around 8:31 p.m. Oct. 31, APD patrol officers responded to a collision at the Haywood Road on-ramp of Interstate 240 East, according to a Nov. 7 news release from the department.
By: Ryley Ober
About four weeks ago, the school began working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to build a temporary water treatment facility on campus, the news release said.
By: Ryley Ober
ASHEVILLE - Asheville and a large swath of Western North Carolina will see anywhere from an inch to 3 inches of rain Nov. 14 as a cold front pushes into the area from the west, according to the National Weather Service.
By: Ryley Ober
Jacksonville Police Department officers found Darren Lamont Clayton, 34, around 4:30 p.m.
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