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Rising Mask Hacks

Rising shares "mask hacks" to make you more comfortable, and keep your makeup from smudging.

Wilson's World: Getting Ready for Baseball Season with the Charlotte Knights

Wilson talked with Wes Helms, Charlotte Knights Manager, about the upcoming baseball season and how the team will be staying safe while getting ready to hit the field in 2021.

NCHSAA Basketball Championships On WCCB

Watch All Of The NCHSAA Basketball Championship Action Saturday, March 6th On WCCB and MeTV.

Black-Owned Barbershop in SouthPark Mall Will Be Allowed to Finish Lease

A black-owned barbershop that had its lease terminated at SouthPark Mall will no longer have to close its doors. The owners of "Knights of the Razor by No Grease," reached an agreement with Simon Properties on Wednesday night.

Tree Pollen on The Rise

Right on cue! Tree pollen is beginning to increase across the Carolinas.

Gaston County Reports 1st Rabies Case Of 2021

Officials with Gaston County Police Animal Care and Enforcement say on Monday, March 1st they located a dead raccoon with rabies within reach of three dogs in the backyard of a home in Gastonia.

Local Coffee Bar Donates March 4th Proceeds In Honor Of Fallen K-9 Officer

Officials with Clutch Coffee Bar say on Thursday, March 4th they will be celebrating fallen Officer Jordan Sheldon's birthday by donating 100 percent of their proceeds from their two Mooresville locations to Sheldon's K9s charity.

Jobless Must Prove They're Looking For Work To Keep Benefits

People who are unemployed in North Carolina will be required to prove they’re searching for work in order to keep their jobless benefits.

Detectives Investigate A Car Intentionally Set On Fire In Charlotte, Vandalized With A Homophobic Slur

Charlotte-Mecklenburg detectives say they are investigating a fire that was intentionally set to a vehicle in Charlotte that raised the concerns after officers found a homophobic slur spray painted across the vehicle.

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper Receives COVID-19 Vaccine

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper received a COVID-19 vaccine Wednesday as the state expands eligibility this week with the arrival of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

Man Shot Several Times By Deputies In Caldwell County

A traffic stop ended with a man being shot twice by deputies after he reportedly pulled a gun out following a brief pursuit in Caldwell County, according to a news release.

Biden Stands By May Timeline For Vaccines For All US Adults

President Joe Biden said the U.S. expects to take delivery of enough coronavirus vaccine for all adults by the end of May — two months earlier than anticipated — and he pushed states to get at least one shot into the arms of teachers by the end of March to hasten school reopenings.