Hello again friends, it's Paul Cameron in the WBTV newsroom.
Tonight at 11:00PM—blinding snow in the mountains and damage on a thousand miles of American coastline, the last 24 hours of Mother Nature's fury are unlike anything we've seen before.
Superstorm Sandy will be the costliest natural disaster ever in the U.S. And we've only gotten a taste of the devastation. It will take days, weeks, months and years to restore what last night took away. For many, there will be no recovering from the loss of life.
In the NC Mountains, early snow means an early ski season. Our reporter, David Spunt, will be live in Blowing Rock where locals are hoping this is a sign of economic good things to come this winter.
You've probably had to run your heater this week with the cooler temperatures at hand. But are you sure your heating system is ready for the long winter ahead? Reporter Brigida Mack tonight talks to an HVAC expert about what you should know to keep the heater heating.
Former Mecklenburg DSS Director Mary Wilson won't be getting her job back. Her boss had scathing words for her performance, including calling her dishonest. And that's just the first sentence.
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Join Molly Grantham, Eric Thomas, Delano Little and me for WBTV News at 11:00 Tonight!
