As temperatures climb across the country, the Western NC Nature Center keeps animals safe with shade, frozen treats and other cooling measures.

A man is in custody, charged with first-degree murder, after an early-morning July 1 shooting left another man dead.

WNC Nature Center Animal Curator Erin Oldread explains how staff prepare for extreme summer heat to keep animals healthy, active and comfortable.

FLAT ROCK – The hot July sun beat down on a monument to Revolutionary War veteran Abraham Kuykendall in the graveyard of Mud Creek Baptist Church. "Kuykendall was one of the first people to come in ...

Despite losing important funding from a state food program, the mutual aid nonprofit Caja Solidaria is working to expand its ...

Local historian Jennie Jones Giles explains how the American Revolution opened Western North Carolina to settlement through ...

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A Henderson County Public Schools employee fired after his arrest for sex offenses with a student, also worked at the local ...

After Hendersonville and Henderson County announced up to $6.5M in incentives, medical device factory Jabil plans to expand ...

The Supreme Court is set to decide on one of President Trump's big priorities on its final day of the term: birthright ...

Local historian Jennie Jones Giles explains how the American Revolution transformed Western North Carolina, opening the ...

The City of Hendersonville argued that Advenir Azora Development, suing over a denied rezoning, don't have standing and can't ...