The company, which is a subsidiary of RTX Corp. (NYSE: RTX), is investing $285 million into its massive Asheville facility.

Pratt & Whitney's plant fully opened in 2022 and plans to expand again in the coming years, Gov. Josh Stein announced Jan. 28 ...

The large jet parts facility in Western North Carolina could get larger — though its presence hasn’t been without controversy ...

Less than a year after bursting onto the tennis scene with a Wimbledon doubles championship, former UNC Asheville tennis ...

Only one city owned public pool will open in Asheville this summer after Helene damage. What's next for Malvern Hills and Rec ...

North Carolina’s economy is bracing for a hold on billions in funding to the state government, universities, businesses, and ...

A fire that broke out at a debris site near Weaverville Jan. 15 is almost out, but the investigation around its cause is ...

The company said the new positions will bring an annual payroll impact to the community of more than $20 million per year.

Pratt & Whitney plans to add 325 employees by the end of 2029, state economic development officials said Tuesday. Commerce ...

ASHEVILLE - Another era is ending for the iconic West Asheville restaurant that operated as Tastee Diner for more than 75 ...

A North Carolina panel Tuesday approved $5.8 million in taxpayer-funded incentives for a $285 million expansion of a Pratt & ...

Middle-class affordability in the Asheville metro: Middle-class families need $110,075 to cover necessities in the Asheville ...