Rock Hill Schools welcomes teachers and staff back for new school year at annual pep rally
Before classes begin on Monday, the district held it's annual pep rally to get teachers and staff excited for the new school year.
CMS Board chairwoman says she expects investigation into Supt. Crystal Hill to finish in the next few weeks
CMS Board of Education chair Stephanie Sneed released a statement late Wednesday night about the status of the board's investigation into Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill.
Veterinarian warns pet owners about New World screwworm
Veterinarians are uging pet owners to be aware of the New World screwworm after the parasite has recently re-entered the United States for the first time in more than 50 years.
Money Monday: How to seperate financial facts from social media fiction
Financial advice is easier than ever to find online, but not all of it is created equal.
Titanic: The Exhibition brings history to life in Charlotte
The Rising team stepped aboard Titanic: The Exhibition for a behind-the-scenes look at the immersive experience now open in Charlotte through Sept. 7.
After parents push back, school consolidation plan will not move forward in Gaston County
Gaston County Schools will not move forward with a controversial consolidation plan.
Money Monday: What buyers should know about Charlotte's housing market
Rising's Money Monday took a closer look at Charlotte's housing market and whether homeownership is still within reach for buyers.
East Meck robotics team inspires future STEAM leaders
Students at East Mecklenburg High School are gaining hands-on experience in science, technology, engineering, arts and mathmatics through Avian Robotics Competition team.
U.S. attorney shares tips to avoid elder fraud
Financial scams targeting older adults remain a growing concern across North Carolina and the country.
Changes to student loans are taking effect July 1. Here's what to know
Changes to federal student loans that are expected to affect millions of student loan borrowers are taking effect as of July 1.
CMS Superintendent releases 2nd statement: "I have not been told what...prompted this review"
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill is speaking out again. It comes two days after the school board put her on paid leave pending the outcome of what it calls "an investigation involving administrative and operational oversight."
Student-led intiative makes research more accessible
A student-led initiative is working to make academic research more accessible for middle and high school students.
GOLD helps older adults navigate the digital world
As technology continues to evolve, a North Carolina nonprofit is helping older adults build the skills and confidence needed to stay connected, informed and independent.
CMS Board of Education places Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill on leave pending an investigation into "administrative and operational oversight" issues
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education just announced that it has placed Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill on temporary leave with pay, pending an investigation into issues involving administrative and operational oversight.
Gaston County Schools Board of Ed delays vote on controversial consolidation plan
The Gaston County Schools Board of Education delayed a vote on a controversial school consolidation plan Monday night.
Money Monday: Tips for Saving Money This Summer
Summer fun can quickly add up, from vacations and camps to dining out and family activites.
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