Bria Bell

Whether you recognize it or not, the way things are now has a lot to do with what has already happened in history. Historians will tell you it’s important that we never forget what’s been done and that’s why there’s a push to save a historic African-American school in North Charlotte.

There is work being done now to make sure you don’t see any hiccups at the voting polls during the 2020 Presidential elections.

A mall turned away one Santa Clause for fear of confusing children.

Having a professional soccer team come to Charlotte means so much to some younger players following their dreams to become pro.

Studies show the way you feel on the inside can be impacted by how you look on the outside. Which is why one Charlotte barber is giving free haircuts to students at an elementary school. This isn’t about vanity, but about lifting kids up.

A group in Charlotte that has spent years working to strengthen peace in our community believes there is something you can do to stop violent killings from happening in our city.

More people appreciate the convenience of it, yet others still love the old-fashioned way of getting in the car and going to store. There is no right or wrong way, but many have an opinion about shopping for food online.

You only get one chance at life. That is, unless you’re really lucky and someone donates an organ to you. A man now alive because of another man’s gift. Two families, united by one heart.

There’s a group out there hoping to catch you in a giving mood. Before you act on those feelings, police in Cornelius are saying to hold off on doing so.

Your family’s fun time at the circus may be permanently changing. Charlotte city council is being asked to consider banning wild animals for entertainment.

A study by the American Psychological Association is getting attention. It says Millennials turn more to Astrolog to help them process work, love and life. What’s written in the stars, is helping guide a generation.

The way you spend your time at the Epicenter may be changing.Various reports are out now of property managers trying to rebrand this party place in Uptown from bars and nightlife to retail and business.

Charlotte’s homicide count now climbing to 97 this year. The latest claimed the life of a woman in North Charlotte.Police say 23-year-old Corey Vega shot and killed 27-year-old Ebony Harrison early Sunday morning on Reagan Drive.

This all started with an Airdrop message on an iPhone. A student at Holbrook Middle sent out the x-rated video – from there, it continued to spread.

Fighting crime is a demanding and tough job. Fighting crime in the cold can make that job even harder.

Many shelters through Charlotte are doing what they can to help, but there is only so much that can be done as there’s just not enough resources.

Matthew James Alman pleaded guilty to murder Tuesday in the death of 58-year-old Mildred Burris Arnold.

Matthews police say it’s possible they’ll do another traffic campaign before the year is up if drivers didn’t get Wednesday’s message about being safe and taking it slow on the roads.

At this halfway house for men needing to recover from drugs and alcohol, the men end up transformed from more than just their addictions.

Your vote starts to count in just hours and in Mecklenburg County, one of the biggest items on the ballot is a proposed sales tax increase. If passed, it would impact everyone in Charlotte.

You should have peace of mind if your children go door-to-door for Friday night’s unofficial second Halloween. The sheriff says out of 1,092 registered sex offenders living in Mecklenburg County, his office was able to verify 944 addresses with an initiative called Operation Watchdog 2019.

Detectives are wanting your help to know what you might have seen and if you can help stop him before he finds another woman.

Big news for any sports fan. What you know about the NCAA and your favorite college teams are changing. In a big announcement on Tuesday, officials said student-athletes will now be able to make money for their name, image and likeness.

You’ll soon have less of a hassle when you’re at the airport. Charlotte city council just voted to move forward with a construction project at Charlotte Douglas International Airport.

The Continuous Flow Intersection in West Charlotte is the first of its kind in the state. It’s been up and running for a week now, and it’s supposed to make traffic flow better.

Most know the frustrations that are tied to trying to find a job. Making a resume to sell yourself seems like one of the smaller obstacles. Not if you’re a former prison inmate and have no working experience.

Having weak cell phone service and a bad internet connection is frustrating for anyone of us. Charlotte’s South End, which is filled with apartments, businesses and restaurants, is known to constantly have that problem. It’s something that’s been going on for years according to people in that area.

North Carolina’s Department of Transportation is making big changes to a popular intersection in West Charlotte. The design is the first of its kind for the state of North Carolina.

A Charlotte man says a gas station clerk would not sell him beer-- reportedly demanding proof he and another man were U.S. citizens.

We’re still waiting to see how much of your tax dollars will be spent to help pay for the proposed LYNX Silver Line train service in Charlotte. City council says this light rail is set to run through Union, Mecklenburg and Gaston counties -- making it three times longer than the LYNX Blue Line that’