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Chris Gilmore is an award winning journalist joining the Rising Team, from the Sunshine State. A proud graduate of the University of Florida with a degree in journalism, his news career has taken him to many parts of the country including Oklahoma and most recently South Florida.
Over his decade and a half of industry experience he has covered everything from severe weather to hot button issues like immigration, water quality and the cost of living.
An admitted foodie, when not storytelling and delivering you the news you need, you can likely catch him exploring restaurants, breweries, or concert halls with his wife and friends. He looks forward to immersing himself into the diverse culture of the Queen City, soaking in the natural beauty of the Carolinas and getting to know you all.
What piece of tech can you not live without?
Judge Albright ruled there was no jurisdiction to file the case because it did not have approval from the county or the district attorneys office.
Mecklenburg County Public Health officials say measles detected in wastewater sample at their Sugar Creek Treatment Facility.
According to an article by the New York Times, parents do have favorite kids. However, that favoritism can lead to adverse effects when kids get older.
A Wisconsin state judge convicted of blocking ice agents from doing their job has resigned. Hannah Dugan announced Saturday she is stepping down.
Cracker Barrel is facing customer backlash after reportedly discontinuing its traditional New Year's Day offering of black-eyed peas.
Jeff Wenninger is a law enforcement consultant and author of "On Thin Ice: An LAPD Veteran’s Journey to Reimagine Policing"
A drone carrying a gourmet holiday haul of food and contraband was intercepted at a South Carolina correctional facility early Sunday morning.
As of last month, according to the US Department of Health and Human Services, the FDA is requesting that companies remove references to health risks with use like: risk of cardiovascular disease, breast cancer and probable dementia.
The popular clip features a local dad, Amenemhet Ashenafi, dropping his son off to college at Western Carolina University and emotionally gifting him a king chess piece.
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