Rising Spotlight: U.S. Bank Partners With Artist Behind Black Lives Matter Mural In Uptown
U.S. Bank's Charlotte Hub Leader, Ashley Cumberbatch, joins Rising to tell us more about how U.S. Bank is getting involved with the community.
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Stop For Gas Scores Cabarrus County Man Half Of $371,402 Fast Play Jackpot
A stop for gas led David Settlemyer of Kannapolis to try his luck on a Fast Play Jackpot 7s ticket and he ended up winning half of the $371,402 jackpot.
Charlotte Events: Movies, Music, Food & More
From dinner to live music, movies and more there are several fun & safe ways you and the entire family can still have fun in Charlotte. Moira Quinn with Charlotte Center City Partners has more.
Mary C. Curtis: Candidates Try to Close Deal in North Carolina
Both presidential candidates make a final push in North Carolina ahead of election day. WCCB political contributor Mary C. Curtis discusses more.
CMS Superintendent Earnest Winston Diagnosed With Bell's Palsy
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools' Superintendent Earnest Winston has been diagnosed with Bell's palsy, according to a statement released by CMS.Β Winston says he went to the emergency room after he began showing symptoms during a leadership meeting.
Charlotte Football Pushing On After Third Postponed Game
Charlotte is scheduled to host UTEP at noon on Saturday.
Thousands Expected To Attend Trump Rally In Gastonia Wednesday
President Trump will speak at the Gastonia Municipal Airport at 7 p.m.
Carolina Panthers & Morris-Jenkins Announce Multi-Year Partnership
Morris-Jenkins has been made the official Air Conditioning, Heating, and Plumbing Service Provider of the Carolina Panthers and is teaming up with the organization to launch the "Kicks for Kids" program.
Man Accused Of Attempting To Break Into Multiple Vehicles At Matthews Hotel Arrested
The Matthews Police Department says a 22-year-old man is facing charges after attempting to break into multiple vehicles at an InTown Suites Monday evening.
South Carolina Sets New Record For Absentee Ballot Voting
More than half a million South Carolinians have cast absentee ballots for the Nov. 3 election, eclipsing the stateβs prior record for advance voting set during the 2016 presidential race.
One Suspect In-Custody, Two At-Large After Hickory Shooting
Hickory police say two people were injured during an attempted robbery at a Budget Inn Express Monday morning. One suspect was also injured during the incident and has since been charged while officers are searching for two additional suspects.
Rising Spotlight: New U.S. Bank Location in Charlotte Is Similar to Flagship Located On Tryon Street
U.S. Bank's Charlotte Hub Leader, Ashley Cumberbatch joins Rising to discuss how the company is making banking easier for customers with the use of technology and the specialties of its team members.
Rising Spotlight: Grifols Plasma
Grifols has started a nationwide plasma campaign to save and improve lives. Grifols corporate affairs director, Vlasta Hakes, joins Rising to discuss plasma and how you can donate in the Charlotte area.
CMPD: Man Charged For Murder Of 18-Year-Old Who Was Fatally Shot In Southeast Charlotte
Charlotte-Mecklenburg detectives have charged a man for the deadly shooting of an 18-year-old who was shot near a storage facility in southeast Charlotte in early August.
Supernatural CLT: The Ghost Train of Iredell County
A horrific 1891 train wreck off Bostian's Bridge left 23 dead... and some say the ghost train still travels the tracks.
Charlotte Black Restaurant Week Is Underway
Businesses participating in Black Restaurant Week will be offering discounts or will be unveiling new items until October 31st .
NASCAR Driver Ryan Blaney Walks To End Alzheimer's
This past weekend thousands across the Charlotte area were walking to raise money to help end Alzheimer's.
Huntersville Eye Cancer Cluster Remains A Mystery After New Research Yields No Answers
The cause of a rare eye cancer cluster near Huntersville remains a mystery. Town Commissioners learned Monday night that new research yielded no new answers.
North Carolina Resumes Processing Deficient Absentee Ballots
North Carolina issued new guidance Monday to allow counties to deal with more than 10,000 deficient absentee ballots that have been in limbo due to court battles over the witness requirement for voting by mail.
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