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That the American health care coverage system is broken shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone, even proponents of the 2010 Affordable Care Act who thoug...

Congressman Chuck Edwards visited an Asheville business council, and fielded questions about the Canton mill closure, Trumps indictment and more.

Sylva taxpayers may be looking at a one-cent tax increase in the coming 2023-24 fiscal year. In return for that increase, the town would see the Main...

An assistant teacher and assitant football coach is now facing sexual assault charges in Transylvania County involving a student. Snow totals are down in western North Carolina. Domestic violence calls are up in Buncombe County.

An assistant teacher and assitant football coach is now facing sexual assault charges in Transylvania County involving a student. Snow totals are down in western North Carolina. Domestic violence calls are up in Buncombe County.

James and Brenda Porcello are thankful for many things this fall, and near the top of that list is Jan Plummer, of Waynesville, a Mountain Projects em...

If you need a quality, affordable health insurance plan, now is the time to enroll for 2023. Open Enrollment is underway and ends Jan. 15. (If you need coverage to

Feeling a little smothered by your loved ones after two-plus years of close quarters? These five gifts will encourage them to leave you alone for a little while.

Open enrollment is right around the corner, and an estimated 1 million Americans could see their health insurance costs decrease.

Members of Waynesville’s Board of Aldermen responded harshly to applause from the audience after payments to a nonprofit contractor were suspended bec...