Local News

• House passes cybersecurity employment equality bill introduced by Rep. Mace
• 'Tiger King' star codefendant banned from exotic animal dealing in Va, sentenced
• Rescued flood dog now up for adoption: Officer's namesake seeks loving home

• Man nears settlement with bars he says overserved a driver accused of killing his new bride
• Top local stories we are following today
• Consumer Reports: Is it better to lease or buy an EV?
• Meet Grace & Frankie: WNC Nature Center's new raccoon duo

Nation & World

• GOP presidential candidate tries to whittle down field before next debate
• White House blames Republicans for carjacking of Texas congressman
• WATCH: Woman slaps cop, then screams 'Walmart is racist' while getting restrained at New York store

• Texas congressman Henry Cuellar recounts carjacking outside his DC home
• 34-year-old Florida woman identified as 1 of 8 'Happy Face Killer' victims
• Jobs report shows companies are still looking to hire
• Man who murdered 2 women in 1996 to be executed in Florida Tuesday evening

Sports

• Week 7 Top 5 Plays
• NCHSAA brings hammer down on New Bern football team; 2022 state title vacated
• High School Round Up: October 2, 2023

Ask 13

• Ask 13: What's being built at the intersection of Sweeten Creek & Medical Park Drive?
• Ask 13: What's going to happen with Rhoda Street in Canton?
• Ask 13: What's the deal with Duke Energy's new Renewable Advantage Program?

Reality Check

• Reality Check: Sharing health care costs offers alternative to typical insurance
• Reality Check: Could a 'road diet' on Charlotte Street delay emergency responders?
• Reality Check: Where is the future of banks headed?

  There are thousands of bank branches all across the United States, but when was the last time you actually visited one? With a push towards online banking, many companies are having to make major changes. Back in September, Wells Fargo...