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.Β
The popular clip features a local dad, Amenemhet Ashenafi,Β dropping his son off to college at Western Carolina University and emotionally gifting him a king chess piece.
An eleven year old Pennsylvania boy is sharing one of the most frightening experiences he's had in his young life..
The roots of relief from Charlotte to Jamaica and in between are making an impact. All this as the island nation works to recover from Category 5 Hurricane Melissa.
Moms in need of assistance furthering their higher education have scholarship options in the Carolinas. Director of ANSWER Scholarshipβs Mentors For Mom program Martha Honeycutt stopped by Rising to talk about the open applications.
It's Veterans Day, there are several nonprofit organizations in our area that support service members, veterans and their families.
As millions across the Carolinas face the possible end of federal SNAP benefits, Hearts United for Good β better known as HUG Charlotte β continues its mission to make sure families don't go hungry.Β
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.
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