The state’s community college system voted today to allow illegal immigrants to enroll at all its campuses beginning next year.

Tomorrow will mark one year since Caldwell County Sheriff’s Deputy, Adam Klutz, was killed in the line of duty.

School officials have said there will be no shuttle service for the Watauga High / A.C. Reynolds football game tonight.

TV Station WMYT bumped a scheduled appearance by a High Country family from 6pm to 3pm Thursday afternoon.

Friday night’s Watauga High football game against AC Reynolds will have a bit of an old familiar feel to it as the Pioneers will be decked out in their throwback Columbia blue uniforms.

Fire Prevention Specialist with the Boone Fire Department, Matthew Crawford, wants to remind residents to check their child’s car seat as part of National Child Passenger Safety Week.

The golf cart that was believed to have been stolen from Kidd Brewer Stadium over the weekend has been found.

The Mountain Television Network welcomed a new news anchor this week after former anchor, Lindsay Ward, took a job in West Virginia.

Crews from the Town of Boone’s Public Works Department have been on scene since midnight last night working to repair a water main that burst on Meadow View Drive near Greenway Road.

The Blue Ridge Parkway’s Goshen Creek Bridge was reopened this morning after being closed for repairs for 17 months.

Deep Gap--Officials of the Blue Ridge Parkway say that the Goshen Creek Bridge may reopen today, reopening some 3 miles of the roadway and eliminating a long detour. 

The Banner Family will appear on Family Feud tonight (Thursday, Sept. 17) at 6 p.m.

State Representative Cullie Tarleton was reappointed to the Joint Legislative Commission on Dropout Prevention and High School Graduation this week.

Appalachian State’s student-run radio station, 90.5 WASU-FM, is competing for the top college radio station in the country.

The Appalachian State Police Department is looking for the person who stole a golf cart from Kidd Brewer Stadium.

Several area organizations, including Appalachian State University, have organized two local showings of a free documentary about self-image.

Crews are continuing their regular maintenance work on Grandfather Mountain’s Mile High Swinging Bridge today.

A broadcast and emerging media specialist staff-member at Appalachian State died over the weekend.

Former Watauga High and All-State running back Eric Breitenstein may have suffered a possible season-ending knee injury during Saturday’s game between Wofford College and Charleston Southern. 

A team of researchers from Appalachian State is monitoring air quality and atmospheric conditions to learn how they affect the area’s ecosystems and climate.

September is the peak of hurricane season for North Carolina, so it’s no real surprise that Governor Bev Perdue would name it Emergency Preparedness Month.

The Mile High Swinging Bridge atop Grandfather Mountain is closed today for routine maintenance.

For the last six years, Dr. Walter Davis has practiced medicine at the Seby B. Jones Regional Cancer Center at Watauga Medical Center, but after 40 years in the field, Dr. Davis retired this month.

The Lenoir Police Department arrested 35-year-old Jerry Lamont Lindsey after finding him in possession of 70 grams of cocaine and other drug-related material.

The Boone Police Department charged a man commonly known as the "H2O Bandit" with two counts of misdemeanor larceny and one count of attempted misdemeanor larceny.

Watauga County authorities are looking for the person or people who vandalized a church and a vehicle over the weekend.

Former Mountaineer Jason Hunter made his Detroits Lions debut a good one last Sunday during a lopsided loss to the New Orleans Saints at the Superdome.

The Appalachian State football is ranked tenth in The Sports Network Poll following Saturday's shootout loss against McNeese State.