An instructor at Johnson and Wales University in Charlotte has just reached a major achievement. Austin Scoles has joined the ranks of 200 or so people to be named a Certified Master Baker by the Retail Bakers Association of America.
Two North Carolina State University international students have fled the United States after their visas were revoked. It happened as the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration escalates.
According to the State Forest Service, burn bans have been lifted across North Carolina. The original mandate went into effect on March 21st due to the hazardous forest fire conditions.
New Jersey Senator Cory Booker's marathon Senate floor speech stretched into the early morning hours and has now exceeded 14 hours.
Three days a week outside the Mecklenburg County Courthouse you'll find the Reform Coffee truck and its owner Josh Dornan.
Authorities in Port Saint Lucie say a school bus aide aggressively ordered a nine-year-old with special needs to sit down and then shoved her.
Lorenzo Espada, better known as "Eat wit Zo" has racked up millions of followers with his great looking and tasting recipes.Β He joined us in the Rising kitchen to talk about his latest cookbookΒ and humble beginnings.
AΒ big part of the Irish tradition is dancing. Β Owner and Director of Royal Academy of Irish Dance, Alexandra Macchi and a group of some of her dancers stopped by Rising.
While Atlanta tops the list of Top 15 Metros for the highest percentage of black owned businessesΒ with 11.3%. Charlotte also makes the list at number 11 with 7.1% of business being black owned.
An office that helps minority veterans has been cut by the Department of Veteran Affairs. The VA says the Office of Equity Assurance is "No longer needed."
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