Deborah Yetter

We post this AP style rule pretty much every time change, and it never fails to delight some people and surprise others: It’s daylight saving time, not daylight savings time. It ends at 2 a.m. Sunday in most of the U.S., when clocks fall back one hour. Enjoy that extra hour of Halloween night sleep! apnews.com/article/003f56383…

From @mckennahorsley kentuckylantern.com/2026/10/…

Yes. We'll all be under one roof, one operation. I think the easy rule of thumb is this: If you watch the news on WAVE, you'll still see it when you're used to it, just some different people. Same for WDRB. At times when it is on both at the same time, it'll be the same newscast on both.

North Carolina A&T students marched an hour each way to vote on the first day of early voting after their campus polling site was removed by the Guilford County Elections Board. Proud 👏🏽