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Garden centers are preparing for their busiest time of year as meteorological spring began on March 1st. Although it's still too soon to set out certain plants, it's never too early to start planning.
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Taylor Miller joined the WCCB News Rising team in September 2025. A proud Charlotte native, Taylor grew up cheering on her hometown and always dreamed of working in the city she loves. She graduated from Independence High School and went on to earn her degree in Mass Media Communications and Journalism from UNC Charlotte before continuing her technical training at the Connecticut School of Broadcasting.
Before making her way back to the Queen City, Taylor served as Co-Executive Producer and host of FOX 24 News Now in Charleston, South Carolina. It was there she found her passion for connecting through conversation—conducting hundreds of interviews that showcased inspiring stories, community voices, and meaningful causes.
Taylor loves getting out into the community and believes her work in news is about more than sharing information—it’s about creating connections. Her goal is to make every person she meets feel seen, heard, and important.
When she’s not in the studio, you can usually find her spending time with her family, exploring Charlotte’s growing restaurant scene, or diving into her latest DIY project.
Garden centers are preparing for their busiest time of year as meteorological spring began on March 1st. Although it's still too soon to set out certain plants, it's never too early to start planning.
A new feature on Instagram proactively notifies parents if their teen is searching for a certain type of dangerous material.
Kids know their way around technology, and that means they can use their smartphone to keep secrets from their parents. Some of them are using apps that can secretly store photos, videos, and messages in plain sight.
If you're one of the more than 30% of Christians who give up some form of technology for Lent, you may want to think again. Our consumer technology reporter Jamey Tucker shows us a new app that is helping million of Christians through the 40-day season.
Former Charlotte Hornets dancer Brittany Caldwell is stepping back into the spotlight as an entrepreneur and competitor on 60 Day Hustle, airing Thursday on Prime Video.
As technology and artificial intelligence reshape daily life, experts are examining the impact on human connection and mental health. Nearly half of U.S. adults report feeling lonely, and research links chronic loneliness to serious health risks.
While Valentine's Day is a celebration of love for many, it can be one of the loneliest days of the year for those who have lost a spouse. Ashley Manning, founder of Pretty Things by A.E. Manning, is helping ease that pain through her Valentine's Day Widow Outreach Project.
Chef Alyssa from Chef Alyssa's Kitchen showed us how to make a romantic, restaurant-quality meal at home with her ricotta gnocchi with truffle lemon butter and oyster mushrooms.
Punxsutawney Phil’s handlers say he’s seen his shadow and is therefore predicting six more weeks of winter weather. Phil’s annual prediction occurred shortly after dawn Monday outside his tree stump in Gobbler’s Knob.
Robert Graham, chief of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Emergency Management, says officials are closely monitoring conditions across the city and coordinating with local agencies to ensure public safety.
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