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Police ask public to avoid Spivey Mountain area during active search for missing man

Asheville police ask the public to avoid the area of Spivey Mountain on Monday as crews search for Gabriel Crow.

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Buncombe County officials lift shelter-in-place order caused by gas leak

Buncombe County officials lift shelter-in-place order caused by gas leak
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NCDOT: I-26 westbound lanes remain closed Dec 15 after plane crash near Asheville Airport

The N.C. Department of Transportation reports I-26 eastbound lanes near Asheville Airport open Dec. 15 after plane crash, one westbound lane open.

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Downtown crime dips: APD targeted operations, police presence, $2 million in overtime

APD data shows violent crime dropped downtown and spiked elsewhere. Officers talk new targeted operations, officer overtime, and police presence.

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Reality Check: Could a road diet on Charlotte Street delay emergency responders?

It's a traffic trend that's popping up in cities of all sizes all across the country. It's called a road diet and it involves eliminating traffic lanes to make room for bike lanes. The city of Asheville is planning a road diet for a section of Charlotte Street near downtown, but some are worried about the how it would affect drivers, bikers and emergency responders. The planCurrently, there are two lanes in each direction in this section of Charlotte Street, from Chestnut Street to Edwin Place.

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