Jackson said North Carolina joined the lawsuit to defend families who rely on food assistance and to challenge the Trump administration’s unlawful suspension of aid.
Adam Wurtzel went to Concord to take a ride on the Trolley Pub, and learn about their Halloween tours.
Adam Wurtzel went to the Knothole Foundation to learn about a special Halloween-themed baseball game and card show.
Charlotte firefighters rescued one person from an east Charlotte apartment fire Thursday morning.
As millions across the Carolinas face the possible end of federal SNAP benefits, Hearts United for Good — better known as HUG Charlotte — continues its mission to make sure families don't go hungry.
WCCB News @ Ten anchor Gary Brode has a suggestion for a tee-shirt, but a slip of the tongue leaves his coworkers shaking their heads.
The North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice has requested that the Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office look into reopening the Juvenile Detention Center because of an increased need for space for juveniles.
Mecklenburg County is warning residents of a jury service scam making the rounds.
The Federal Reserve cut its key interest rate Wednesday for a second time this year as it seeks to shore up economic growth and hiring even as inflation stays elevated.
Police are investigating after a student was found with an unloaded gun at a middle school in Monroe.
The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) says there have been 8 new cases of measles confirmed in Spartanburg County since Friday.
CMPD has seized multiple firearms and narcotics via traffic stops in north Charlotte.
The Salisbury Police Department released additional details after a Good Samaritan intervened in a violent knife attack outside a Cookout restaurant.
Chef Kartez and the Rising team are in the kitchen to cook up a sweet treat
Judge Trosch is running for the seat at a time where Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police say more than half of all violent arrests involve people with prior arrests, raising red flags about a revolving door in the judicial system.
A Claflin University senior from Charlotte, passed away after collapsing in a gym on campus.
In this week’s Rising Spotlight, Tonya Rivens chats with Dr. Ted Greve, founder of Ted A. Greve & Associates, about the types of cases they handle as well as to announce their brand-new name change to Dr. Ted Injury Law.
Federal food aid (SNAP) and preschool funding (Head Start) are set to expire. What you need to know as the deadline approaches.
The Novant Health Charlotte Marathon takes place on Saturday, November 15th and benefits the Novant Health Hemby Children’s Hospital.
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