Don't Waste Your Money: Netflix Password Sharing
Netflix is cracking down on password sharing.
Spice Up Your Tailgate With Bojangles
The big game is coming up and you might be wondering what to bring to the party. Michael Krimmer, Bojangles Menu & Culinary Innovation Director, joins Rising to tell us more about how you can spice up your tailgate with Bojangles!
How To Decorate A Super Bowl Party With Mooi Design & Event Planning
Eddie Shaw, Owner of Mooi Design & Event Planning stopped by Rising to show us how we can decorate a Super Bowl party for less.
Students At Davidson Day Raise Money To Buy Teacher A Ticket To Super Bowl
There's always that one teacher who has a special place in a students heart. For a couple of Davidson Day High School students, it's Steve McGill.
Current & Ex Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Deputies Charged With Assault
Sgt. Alden (Joe) Sutton is charged with simple assault. Ex-Deputy Tyler Thompson is charged with assault inflicting serious injury. Both charges stem from an arrest the two made in May 2022.
A Dead Shark Found Frozen On An Icy Massachusetts Beach
A dead shark was found frozen on an icy beach in Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Pedestrian Struck and Killed by Train in East Charlotte
The accident happened near Eastway Drive just after 1 p.m. on Thursday.
Sen. John Fetterman Hospitalized After Feeling Lightheaded
Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman, who had a stroke during his campaign last year, has been hospitalized in Washington after feeling lightheaded while attending a Democratic retreat.
US Navy Vessel Comes Ashore In Cherry Grove, South Carolina
A U.S. Navy vessel involved in the Chinese balloon debris removal came ashore in North Myrtle Beach Thursday morning
Man Arrested in Double Murder Cold Case from 1984
Detectives have charged a man in a nearly 40-year-old double murder cold case.
Beijing Calls US Claims Over Balloons 'Information Warfare'
China on Thursday said U.S. accusations that a downed Chinese balloon was part of an extensive surveillance program amount to “information warfare against China.”
The Spy Who Wasn't? New York Police Officer Wants Badge Back
On a September day in 2020, New York City Police Officer Baimadajie Angwang kissed his toddler goodbye and was about to drive to work when he was surrounded by rifle-toting FBI agents.
Fiery Ohio Derailment Raises Railroad Safety Questions
The fiery derailment of a train carrying toxic chemicals — sending a huge plume of smoke in the air and forcing residents of a small Ohio town to evacuate — has highlighted the potentially disastrous consequences of train accidents.
Police Chief Working To Decertify Former Officers Involved In Tyre Nichols' Death
The Memphis Police Chief is working on the decertification of the former police officers involved in the death of Tyre Nichols.
Survivors of Turkey, Syria Quake Struggle to Stay Warm, Fed
Thousands who lost their homes in a catastrophic earthquake huddled around campfires and clamored for food and water in the bitter cold, three days after the temblor and series of aftershocks hit Turkey and Syria, killing more than 17,000.
Neighbors Pushing Back Against Plan to Build Landfill in Kelly Road Area
People living in the area said they have concerns about potential impacts like groundwater and air pollution as well as the decrease in their property values.
What The Tech?: Super Bowl TV's
Everywhere you look there's another advertisement for blowout sales on big-screen TVs. It's the Super Bowl effect. Football fans want to watch the big game on the biggest screen they can find and afford (and fit in their home).
Wet & Wintry Weekend Ahead
Don't expect much in terms of accumulation, but winter weather chances are increasing for the Piedmont this weekend.
Union County Public Schools Introduces Program To Help With Teacher Shortage
The teacher shortage is becoming an even bigger problem than in years past. A recent report by the state shows 5,500 teacher vacancies across North Carolina. That number is up a whopping 58% from last year.
Local Organizations Gather Support for Turkey & Syria
“People are people," Ergungor adds. "There are little differences, some of them are Christian, some of them are Muslim. But, what separates us is really the deli aisle. Some people eat pork, some people don’t. Otherwise, people are people.”
Deja Vu: Plaza Midwood Businesses Frustrated Over Another Road Closure Due To Pipe Repair
Part of a busy Plaza Midwood road will remain closed for at least two weeks for emergency pipe repairs. This is not the first time work in this area has impacted local businesses.
1st Black Woman Elected To NC Superior Court Seat Dies At 71
The first Black woman elected to a Superior Court judicial seat in North Carolina has died. Retired Mecklenburg County Judge Shirley Fulton was 71.
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