As millions across the Carolinas face the possible end of federal SNAP benefits, Hearts United for Good — better known as HUG Charlotte — continues its mission to make sure families don't go hungry.
We are less than 24 hours away from Halloween. And while the day may bring excitement for some, many parents worry about their children's safety.
After several lows, Ayanna Williams says her family owned business "Nuju Juice Cafe," should've closed. Instead they're celebrating a one year anniversary November 1st.
One Charlotte cancer survivor who is hoping sharing her story online will inspire others to be proactive and listen to their bodies when it comes to cancer screening.
The state DMV has begun certifying private Driver's Ed schools throughout the state to administer road tests for teens who want to get their Level 2 Limited Provisional Driver's License.
The spotlight is usually shown on colorectal cancer awareness during March but one survivor is running year round to support the cause.
The Carolina BBQ Festival's annual Pig Pickin' event takes place this weekend Sunday October 19th.
Charlotte Independence captain Clay Dimick joined WCCB News Rising to talk about how the team is making an impact both on and off the field.
Project Life is a national movement to increase the potential pool of bone marrow and tissue donors by testing and registering college students with a simple cheek swab.
Rising sat down to sit down with BOBW basketball Damien Argrett.
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