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Russia and greece and the earth is the hottest its been in the last 125,000 years. so what can be done now to protect the planet? joining us now is the answer man, john kerry, presidential envoy for climate and former secretary of state. mr. secretary, it is always good to see you so lets talk about -- >> thank you. >> what we are seeing is a disastrous summer all over the world. the american west, of course, weve just seen historic floods in europe, shocking in europe and china. you write for t...

Today’s batch of burning questions, my smart-aleck answers and the real deal: Question: Now that we’re finally out and about and back to seeing Asheville Tourists games, I realized last night that I haven’t seen Bobby Sax at McCormick Field this year. Can you please find out how he’s doing? My answer: Ill be glad to. In other news, Im thinking of changing the column name to "Johnny Question." It does have a ring, no? Real answer: For you newcomers out there, Bobby Sax is a much beloved ...

Today’s batch of burning questions, my smart-aleck answers and the real deal: Question: I saw a commercial on television where Southwest Community College was offering free tuition for the upcoming year. Although it is defined as a community college, is Southwest really a private institution much like the private four-year colleges in our area? Is A-B Tech also offering free tuition for the upcoming year? Where is the money coming from to cover these costs? My answer: With all this free tuit...

After the initial sighting, the bear was not seen again, according to the director.  "I posted signs as a caution and checked a few times throughout the day," Bellofatto said. "No additional sightings." The director said its possible the bear made off with all the tasty treats and saw no reason in coming back.  "We kept the signs up (July 1) as a caution," she said. "I think he ate all the currants and left." Animals at the library  This is not the first case of an atypical animal sighting a...

Ever find a long, thin piece of metal on the street? It may have come from a rotating broom.

Mark Meadows, a former WNC congressman and President Trumps chief of staff, pushed the Justice Department to probe election conspiracy theories.

A reader was upset by the behavior of a law enforcement ranger in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and wants an explanation.

One Grumman Hellcat sliced the tail off the other. That’s what parachutes are for.

Readers ask about a $100,000 "waste stream" study in Buncombe County, and about the status of a pool project at Warren Wilson College.