CMPD: Suspect Wanted For West Charlotte Assault With Deadly Weapon
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is asking for the public's help locating a suspect wanted for an assault with a deadly weapon in west Charlotte.
Mask-Optional Policy Begins Next Week At Most NC Agencies
Mask-wearing inside most North Carolina state government buildings will become optional starting next Monday through an executive order from Gov. Roy Cooper.
Warm and Pleasant Stretch Continues
Pleasant and warm weather continues.
Dining for Charities: District 57
It's not an escape room, it's a challenge room - and there's lots of them. Click to find out how you can get discounted tickets.
What the Tech: Risky Facebook Questions
Maybe you already know it's not a good idea to over-share on social media. Then you find yourself answering one of those lists of questions posted by one of your friends.
Man Shoots at Salisbury Police After He Pretended To Be An Officer
A Davidson County man is accused of shooting at a police parking garage after he pretended to be a new recruit.
Our Days Are Getting Longer
The Carolinas will gain over an hour of daylight this month!
AP Source: Hornets Signing Isaiah Thomas To 10-Day Contract
A person familiar with the situation says the Charlotte Hornets have agreed to a 10-day contract with two-time former All-Star and veteran point guard Isaiah Thomas.
Mecklenburg County ABC Stores Suspend Sale Of Russian-Produced Products
The Mecklenburg County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board has suspended the availability of liquor products in the county that are produced by Russian entities.
Raccoon Tests Positive For Rabies In South Charlotte
A rabies alert was sent out to residents of Hansen Drive in south Charlotte after a racoon tested positive for rabies, according to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care and Control.
Second Chance Gives Lincoln County Man A βLife-Changingβ $1 Million
Daniel Jenkins of Lincolnton said the $1 million prize he won in a second-chance drawing would be life changing for him.
Victim Named In South Charlotte Shooting
Police have released the name of the victim who was killed in an early morning shooting Wednesday on Annlin Avenue in south Charlotte.
Celebrating National Pancake Day
Well, some of us at least.
OneRepublic Opening "Never Ending Summer Tour" In Charlotte In July
OneRepublic announced that they will be kicking off their summer tour in the Queen City on July 8.
Brunch Madness Selection Special
Here on Rising, March Madness starts on the first of the month! Vote now on your favorite brunch spots across the area. First round of voting closes Sunday!
What the Tech: What's an NFT?
You can't go a single day without hearing about NFTs. Non-fungible tokens. What are they? And why in the world would someone spend millions of dollars on something no one seems to understand?
Wilson's World: Hot Glass Alley
Wilson was at Hot Glass Alley sharing the story of the small business βand learning more about their "Year of Glass" event.Β
Target Seeks To Entice Workers With Pay Of Up To $24 An Hour
Workers at Target stores and distribution centers in places like New York, where competition for finding and hiring staff is the fiercest, could see starting wages as high as $24 an hour this year.
Biden Steps To State Of The Union Lectern At Fraught Moment
President Joe Biden will deliver his first State of the Union address at a precipitous moment for the nation.
With Russian Sanctions, NC Agencies Told To End Contracts
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper has ordered state offices under his control to terminate government contracts that benefit Russian businesses in response to its war against Ukraine.
Pleasant Start to the Month
Warm and quiet start to March and meteorological spring!
Ukrainian Teen Awaits Adoption By Harrisburg Family Amid Russian Invasion
A Harrisburg family is staying in close touch with a teenager they're trying to adopt from Ukraine. She's stuck there after the adoption process stalled due to the pandemic and now the Russian invasion.
