Charlotte's Own Lil Richye To Perform at CIAA Fan Fest (Full Interview)
Charlotte rapper Lil' Richye stops by to talk about his upcoming performance at the CIAA fan fest
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Charleston Church Shooter Dylann Roof Staged Death Row Hunger Strike
White supremacist mass murderer Dylann Roof staged a hunger strike this month while on federal death row, alleging in letters to The Associated Press that heβs been βtargeted by staff,β βverbally harassed and abused without causeβ and βtreated disproportionately harsh.β
House Fire In York County Leads To Road Closure
Firefighters are battling a house fire in York County Friday morning, which has lead to a road closure.
Johnson C. Smith Women Lose At The Buzzer In CIAA Quarterfinals
The Johnson C. Smith women's basketball team's run in the CIAA tournament came to an early close on Thursday.
Pete Buttigieg Holds Town Hall In Rock Hill Ahead Of South Carolina Primary
The former South Bend, Indiana Mayor first addressing coronavirus on stage. Β WCCB Charlotte's Alexandra Elich asked him about it again during a one-one-one interview.
CMPD: Suspects Wanted For Stealing Credit Cards From Local Fitness Centers
Detectives with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department are asking for the public's assistance in identifying two people accused of stealing credit cards and using them at businesses around Charlotte.
Crave Charlotte Festival Announcement | PHOTOS
Some of Charlotte's finest chefs have joined together to announce the city's first annual food, wine and mixology festival named Crave Charlotte.
'Litter Gitter' Device Helping Collect Litter In Irwin Creek At Revolution Park
A Litter Gitter device was installed in Irwin Creek at Revolution Park on Monday and the device collected 10 cubic feet of litter within 24 hours, according to the City of Charlotte.
Three Construction Workers Killed In Crash On I-40 In Iredell County
The driver in the fatal crash that killed three construction workers on I-40 in Iredell County has been identified and charged.
Rising Spotlight: Speed Street 2020
600 Festival managing director, Jaqueline Garfrarar, joins Rising to discuss all the exciting events surrounding this year's Speed Street including the festival's new location!
D'Mayzing Sweets Celebrates Black History Month
It's black history month and this week we're spotlighting D'mayzing sweets and their special cookies featuring famous African-Americans.
Novant Health Healthy Headlines: Avoid Common Exercise Injuries By Getting The Proper Amount of Sleep
Avoiding many of the common injuries that are related to exercise is connected to getting the proper amount of sleep. On Rising to discuss why eight hours of rest could be the magic number for your body is Dr. Eric Warren, medical director at Novant Health Sports Medicine.
TopCats & PurrCussion Drumline Holding Auditions
The Carolina Panthers TopCats and Purrcussion Drumline talk about their upcoming auditions.
CMPD Pulls Record Number of Guns From Charlotte Streets in January
Hundreds of guns have been pulled off of Charlotte city streets in 2020. On Wednesday, police urged gun owners to take more precautions to keep the firearms out of the hands of criminals.
You Might Not Be Able To Get The Prom Or Wedding Dress You Want Because Of Coronavirus
Factories across China are closed because of the coronavirus.Β With prom season and spring weddings around the corner, you might not be able to get the dress you want.
CMPD Says They De-Escalated Armed Suspect After Traffic Stop
CMPD was able to de-escalate and charge an armed suspect who was in possession of a shotgun and pistol after a traffic stop, according to a news release.
Charlotte School Accepting Donations To Help Young Girl With Huntington's Disease
Winget Park Elementary will host a Uniform Free Day that will allow students to make a donation to wear an outfit of their choice which will benefit a young girl with Huntington's Disease (HD).
Charlotte Hornets' Malik Monk Suspended Indefinitely By The NBA
Hornets guard Malik Monk has been suspended without pay for violating the terms of the NBA/NBPA anti-drug program.
$5,000 Reward Offered After Dozens Of Vehicles Damaged By Metal Tacks In Hickory Police Department's Parking Lot
Governor Roy Cooper announced that the State is offering a reward up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for putting metal tacks in the Hickory Police Department's parking lot.
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