South Carolina Senate protects nearly all monuments and bans adding QR codes to statues
The South Carolina Senate has approved a proposal to protect nearly every historic statue, monument, and building name from changes or removal.
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The South Carolina Senate has approved a proposal to protect nearly every historic statue, monument, and building name from changes or removal.
North Americaβs largest touring Titanic exhibition is coming to Charlotte for the first time.Β
Record highs are possible through the weekend, helping to take our drought situation from bad to worse. A coolΒ down arrives early next week.
The U.S. stock market hit a record Wednesday after adding to its two-week rally built on hopes the war with Iran wonβt create a worst-case scenario for the global economy.
A pedestrian was hit and killed by a train in southeast Charlotte on Monday.
Police arrested a 23-year-old woman in connection to a deadly stabbing in Cornelius.
The North Carolina State Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal collision involving a motorcyclist in Iredell County.
A jury has found that concert giant Live Nation and its Ticketmaster subsidiary engaged in an anticompetitive monopoly.
Adam Wurtzel spoke with the legendary William Shatner, ahead of his appearance at Ovens Auditorium.
In a wild sequence, Ball avenged two critical mistakes just seconds earlier by scoring on aΒ driving right-handed layupΒ with 4.7 seconds left, and Charlotte prevailed after Miles Bridges blocked Davion Mitchellβs layup attempt on the other of the court as time expired.
Dr. Jonathan Leake of Hydrate Medical stops by Rising to talk about how to cope with Spring allergies
Weβre heading into the middle of the week with a stretch of hot, very dry weather that just doesnβt want to budge.
That bill would eliminate existing exceptions for rape, incest, and fatal fetal anomalies. It would also criminalize women who have an abortion, as well as their healthcare providers.
Officials say Jeffery Prater started the fire on Red Oak Lane in Iron Station on March 20th.
Charlotte Area Transit System officials estimate on average 50% of riders don't pay for the light rail or bus. CATS officials are now asking the city to increase their safety budget for next year by $10 million dollars.
WCCB visited the Charlotte Knights at Truist Field to see what's new this season, as well as highlighting your chance to win 4 tickets to a Knights game of your choice!
TheΒ New York Post last week publishedΒ the photos of Vrabel and Russini at the Sedona hotel and said they were taken before the NFL owners meetings that began in Phoenix on March 29.
Diplomats worked through back channels Tuesday to arrangeΒ a new round of talksΒ between the United States and Iran after Washington enacted itsΒ blockade of Iranian ports, while Tehran threatened to retaliate by striking targets across the war-weary region.
The backcourt duo of the Hornets are the first teammates to finish 1-2 in the NBA in 3-pointers since Golden State guards Steph Curry and Klay Thompson.
The U.S. stock market is nearing its all-time high Tuesday, and oil prices are easing asΒ hopes climbΒ that the United States and Iran may try again on talks to endΒ their warΒ and avoid a worst-case scenario for the global economy.
When our email inbox fills up, clicking "ubsubscribe" seems like the easiest solution, but that quick fix can actually cause more problems than you think.Β
Adam Wurtzel invited country artist Walker Montgomery into the Rising studio to discuss his new label, and to perform his latest single.
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