Asheville TV reporter Sherrill Barber announces he’s hanging up fedora, retiring Sept. 30
Sherrill Barber has been reporting Asheville-area news for WLOS for 37 years.
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News obit: Merritt Youngdeer, TV and radio journalist
Youngdeer was also the grandson of a former principal chief of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians.
Meteorologist Julie Wunder leaving WLOS-TV
The meteorologist says she will pursue other interests after her contract is up in July.
Darcel returns to the airwaves on WLOS in Asheville
All is right again with the universe.
Family emergency pulls WLOS anchor Darcel Grimes away from on-air duties
Viewers wonder why their anchor is off the air during sweeps.
Snowpocalypse or not? Forecast varies for Asheville snowstorm this week
Western North Carolina could get 8 to 10 inches of snow, according to some prediction models, or 4 to 6.
WLOS reporter’s tweets of Asheville stand-off raise ire
Two pro-police nonprofit organizations slammed reporter Emma Wright’s reporting on Twitter.
South Asheville residents urge viewing of WLOS investigation into CTS contamination
A press conference will follow the hour-long special.
WLOS catches Powerball fever, buys 50 tix and promises to give away winnings
The Asheville TV station is asking people to register and promises to share winnings of $10,000 or more with 13 randomly selected people.
Add one more to the WLOS news team: Kimberly King
King’s reporting has garnered several high-profile awards.
WLOS: Fire code violations at Buncombe County Schools
WLOS reporter Mike Mason exposes fire code violations at local schools. It’s a report he’s done before, with impressive results.
WLOS adds Donovan, Mason to news team
Reporter Evan Donovan and investigative reporter Mike Mason are the newest to join WLOS-TV Channel 13.
Weather woman Wunder set to return to WLOS morning show on Thursday
WLOS meteorologist Julie Wunder has been back to work behind the scenes since Monday.
WLOSer Julie Wunder: I’m OK following surgery
The television meteorologist reports that her sinus surgery was a success.
WLOS weather woman Wunder will remain off air, prepares for sinus surgery
Thousands of WLOS viewers wonder how Julie Wunder is, and when she’ll return to deliver their TV weather.
UPDATED: Confirmed – President Obama to visit Asheville Feb. 13 for event
President Obama plans to visit the Linamar plant on Wednesday about 11 a.m.
WLOS-TV to hold town hall meeting on gun control issues
The town hall meeting will be held at the WNC Ag Center on Jan. 24.
WLOS anchor Bowen leaving Asheville for Seattle
WLOS just lost its best reporter. Russ Bowen announced his move on Facebook Thursday night.
WLOSer Mario Boone: Being a butt (and seeing a butt) on Twitter
WLOS TV reporter Mario Boone apologizes for taking to Twitter to talk smack about a subject he’s reporting on after she moons him.
WLOSers hit the road with ‘Mobile Track vehicle’
The WLOS vehicle is loaded with no less than six cameras.
TV reporter Ashlea Surles joins WLOS
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Where is Julie Wunder?
The story of Julie’s ongoing sickness, from her recent blog entry.
WLOSer Katie Killen departing Asheville for Charlotte
Here’s the tidbit from The Charlotte Observer’s Mark Washburn: Many changes at WCNC (Channel 36). Sports director Greg Bailey is leaving after five years to return to his home state of Texas as sports director at the ABC station in Houston. Reporter Greg Argos has left for the CBS station in Phoenix. Anjanette Flowers moves from mornings to anchor of[Read More…]
Darcel’s back: WLOS anchor returns for tonight’s 5 p.m. newscast
After missing weeks of appearances due to an undisclosed illness, the longtime WLOS news anchor is back.