Bria Bell

Monday night, one man in Gastonia showed up at a tattoo parlor with a particular request.

Salisbury Police are investigating a shooting that happened just after midnight Sunday morning at a restaurant in Salisbury.

A lawsuit against a Christian broadcaster based in South Charlotte was filed this month. A former employee – who was fired – has accused the company of failing to pay her what she was promised and forcing her to work overtime without extra pay.

There is a chance that CATS and light rail services could become fare-less. One city leader proposed it at the council retreat this week.

Sometimes stories happen in our city that would go under the radar if we didn’t take a minute to highlight their uniqueness.

As time moves forward, it’s natural to have language progress into new terms. On Tuesday, Charlotte-Mecklenburg School Board members changed the language in its policies about sex education classes.

No one was hurt after the tree fell. The family believes it’s because they had a guardian angel watching over them.

We’re calling it the case of the cut and run – when someone is let out of jail but told to wear an ankle monitoring bracelet, but then they cut it off. Suddenly, they’re free and clear. When you start to look at the people accused of doing this, you find many are repeat offenders.

Uber is now promising a safer ride. The company is adding an extra layer of protection for you, within the app. It involves you putting in a verification code.

New year, new laws. Now that the federal minimum age to by tobacco products has been bumped up to 21 – some people say they’re struggling with the change. Some smoke shops in Charlotte are still selling tobacco products to anyone 18 and up. Why? They say they didn’t think the new law would go into

There are laws in place to make sure landlords are doing right by you. This means repairs, safety codes, and maintaining common areas – anything that deals with upkeep for tenants, must be done.

CMPD put out some goals from the officers on social media. Some are about work, but others about self-reflection and self-awareness.

There are many ways you can bring in the new year. Some will start 2020 by focusing on personal New Year’s resolutions, and others will eat a special meal in hopes to bring good fortune.

A Gaston County woman made an unsettling discovery when she went to take out her garbage. It was nearly a dozen syringes scattered across her front yard.

Many of you will be celebrating Christmas Wednesday morning by opening presents. Well, there are two more holidays that families will celebrate this week too: Hanukkah and Kwanzaa. The holiday season is special for many reasons and there are areas in and around Charlotte working to celebrate family

It was a dream come true for dozens of families, as DaBaby stepped in to give Christmas gifts to 200 children in Charlotte Monday afternoon. While the rapper is getting more famous by the minute, he hasn’t forgotten about his hometown.

A new bill passed by the U.S. Senate will impact people and teens around the country. It’s particularly notable for North Carolina, a state where history is based on tobacco fields and production.

It gets dark even earlier now, and if you’re outside waiting on a bus, the darkness can become dangerous. Which is why one woman reached out to WBTV. A city-run bus stop has no light and despite her complaints, she was getting nowhere.

The soccer team has no official name, no logo or players, but the fans are itching to fill seats on game day.

The incident occurred in the 100 block of Webb Road, in between Salisbury and China Grove.

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.