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Today on Wilson's World, Milo Anderson from Riverbanks Zoo joins Wilson to talk about Sloths!
Airline travel is increasing, which puts people close to each other for long periods of time. How safe is that for you, and what can you do to protect yourself from COVID-19 if you do fly?
The unsettling times in our country can increase your stress, which can impact your mental and physical health. In today's Healthy Headlines, Madhavi Parikh of Novant Health Integrative Medicine offers some helpful techniques.
You don't have to master complex yoga positions to ease stress during the COVID-19 pandemic. This video by Angela Gallagher of Novant Health Integrative Medicine will help you with a few moves you can do anywhere.
Novant Health clinics are taking extra security measures at all of its locations to protect everyone during and after a patient's visit.
Novant Health honors Novant Health Critical Care Physician and Medical Director of ICU, Dr. Wheeler Jervis.
Is there too much anxiety in your life? The use of essential oils is a safe, proven, and affordable method to help ease some of your mental strife.
Nothing is easy now during the COVID-19 pandemic. But you can change your outlook, boost resilience, and take on daily challenges with more energy by asking yourself these few questions every day.
Dr. Lisa Jervis, an OB-GYN at Novant Health Integrative Medicine, plays the guitar. She encourages us to try to incorporate music in our daily lives, which is especially important during the stressful COVID-19 pandemic.
Novant Health’s Dr. Eric Warren explains how working out your body can be a boost to your immunity, help you sleep better, and improve your mental health.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Charlotte Humane Society's annual Pet Palooza Walk for the Animals has been rerouted to a virtual setting! You can join the fun this Saturday, April 25th!
Atrium Health is honoring trauma surgeon, Dr.Britt Christmas
Dr. Genevieve Brauning of Novant Health joins Rising to discuss the finer points of when and how to utilize masks in public places.
Atrium Health is honoring medical-surgical nurse, Brittany Bennett.
Novant Health Director of Integrated Health, Dr. Russell Greenfield, joins Rising to discuss tips to help the mind and body during stressful times.
Novant Health would like to thank the community for doing its part by staying home and flattening the curve.
It’s spring, which means allergy season, but concerns are different this year with people also being wary of coronavirus symptoms. Novant Health pediatric allergist, Dr. Puja Rajani, joins Rising to discuss how to best handle the allergy season for children and adults.
As spring and summer approaches, many people will seek a tan, including quick ones by using a tanning bed indoors. Dr. Emily McLean, a Novant Health dermatologist, joins Rising to tell all the facts and fiction related to using a tanning bed.
The final weekend of the Southern Spring Home and Garden Show is happening today through Sunday. Margie Grace from Grace Design Associates joins Rising to talk about this year's trends in garden design and outdoor living.
March is National Endometriosis Awareness Month, a condition that affects roughly 5 million women in the United States. Novant Health Harbor Pointe OB/GYN, Dr. Hillary Robinowitz-Elins, joins Rising to discuss this condition and quiz us on it.
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Student(s) of the Year campaign nominee, Anna Brown, joins Rising to talk about her fundraising team "043" and how you can help contribute to their fundraising efforts.
Charlotte Ballet presents a reworked and updated version of the classic ballet, Sleeping Beauty, which is making its world premiere right here in Charlotte.
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!
Salsarita's Fresh Mexican Grill, a fast-casual, create-your-own Mexican concept is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Chief administrative officer, Tim Carter, joins Rising to discuss Salsarita's Charlotte roots and National Tortilla Chip Day.
Are you dealing with a stuffy nose, headaches, or pressure? Dr. Daron J. Smith, MD from Queen City Ear, Nose & Throat joins Rising to discuss sinusitis and treatment options that can help with your sinus discomfort.
The heavy rain we've been experiencing can create problems in the crawl space of your home or basement. Ron Weatherly, founder and CEO of Dry Pro joins Rising to talk about the steps you can take to prevent those problems from happening.
The American Cancer Society (ACS) Relay For Life of Charlotte invites the community to help kickoff the 2020 Relay For Life of Charlotte season on Saturday, February 1, at Northlake Mall.
The Queen City Brewers Festival is on Saturday, February 1st and WCCB News Rising is helping prepare attendees for the event.
Give your kitchen a facelift for the New Year. Jennifer Bridges, the managing partner of Tile Collection, discusses the top trends to look for when you are remodeling.
Dr. Rebecca Stewart with Queen City Ear, Nose and Throat was on WCCB News Rising to talk about the new technology available for people who need hearing aids as well as risks associated with improperly fit hearing aids.
With the new year here, now is the perfect time to start planning your next getaway. Roni Fishkin from Mann Travels is here to tell us more about popular destinations, how you can find great deals, and the annual Travel and Cruise Show at the Charlotte Convention Center this Saturday, January 25th.
Defensive lineman Kawann Short from the Carolina Panthers is teaming up with Neiman Marcus and the House of Creed for a special Charity event. Short and Megin Turcotte from Neiman Marcus joined Rising to tell us more about the upcoming event, which benefits S.T.E.M. education for kids.
Have you been experiencing a runny nose, itchy eyes or sneezing? Winter allergies could be to blame.
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