Bria Bell

A Charlotte woman looking to do good in her community believes someone is trying to sabotage her vision. The woman says someone stole plants from her new community garden in West Charlotte that was created specifically for young kids in the area.

Charlotte Mecklenburg Police officers are giving 800 gun locks away for free to relaunch a safety campaign called “Lock it or Lose it”.

The season opener for the Carolina Panthers did not end how the team wanted. They lost a close one to the Las Vegas Raiders. The ending score: 34-30.

Phase 2.5 of Governor Cooper’s plan to re-open North Carolina does not include indoor entertainment. This means many concert venues continue to struggle since business is forced to remain closed.

Your time in Christmastown USA - one of the best-ranked cities for Christmas lights - will feel a lot different this holiday season because of COVID-19.

Serious conversations about how to bring Black voters to the election polls this November is happening at the Harvey B. Gantt Center.

The petition creator says she doesn’t like that the greenery throughout Charlotte is being destroyed because of development due to the city’s growth. She feels like we don’t have to choose one over the other.

White House officials are putting a stop to evictions to help families who are struggling because of the pandemic.

The line of cars circling the Mecklenburg County Courthouse Tuesday evening are drivers demanding rent and mortgage payments be put on pause because of the pandemic.

The man you know as the Black Panther in some of your favorite superhero movies has died from stage 3 colon cancer. Chadwick Boseman battled with the disease for 4 years. During that time, he did plenty of work that left a big cultural impact in Hollywood.

A message on a moving billboard truck is bound to catch your eye in uptown.

The ongoing battle about a group that stands outside the Mecklenburg County jail and offers resources to those just released from jail has taken another step.

A Gaston County mom says sports was supposed to be the only normal thing about her kid’s school year and she believes the rule is not fair.

Remote learning means school supply lists look different this year for many Charlotte Mecklenburg students.

Charlotte rapper DaBaby is endorsing another fellow rapper for this 2020 election. On Wednesday, DaBaby tweeted that he plans on voting for Kanye West.

Parents are hanging on to the idea of fall sports. They don’t want their kids’ football or volleyball season to be canceled.

One big question that’s still in limbo is your child’s chance to play sports this fall. As of Monday night, Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools’ parents, players, and coaches say they are still waiting for district officials to decide if there will be any sports this school year.

The earthquake did not cause any damage in Charlotte and nearby areas. That doesn’t mean people aren’t talking about it, because so many felt the 5.1 magnitude earthquake.

An area in uptown Charlotte along North Tryon Street, known as Tent City, is in question. A property owner recently filed a lawsuit and wants a judge to order all of the tents belonging to the homeless community there be removed.

When you drive along North College Street in the northern part of uptown Charlotte, you’ll see what’s known as “Tent City”. The rows of tents are where some of Charlotte’s homeless live and call home.

This garden is her way to try and keep young people busy and out of trouble while learning life lessons.

In a surveillance video released to WBTV, two women are seen picking up chairs and a table from the outdoor patio and taking off with it.

Loved ones are remembering a married couple from Belmont and their two young daughters. The family was killed in a crash Friday night on I-485 near W.T. Harris Boulevard.

A promise becomes reality in northwest Charlotte. A group of artists is making good on their word by working on a second mural along Beatties Ford Road.

Community leaders are calling on some people to help find solutions to stop the shootings and killings in Charlotte. The focus starts with the youth, specifically in Black neighborhoods because a lot of the times, it’s boys and young men who are either dying or doing the killings in the community.

More people are making their way through Charlotte Douglas International Airport. It comes at a time when American Airlines will soon be booking flights to capacity starting July 1st.

Beatties Ford Road is getting new artwork on the street. The artists behind the mural say the inspiration for the painting sparked after last Sunday’s shooting. Four people died and several others were hurt.

Plans are being made to make sure that the shooting on Beatties Ford Road from over the weekend never happens again. Different community groups throughout Charlotte say no one else has to die to get this done.

Juneteenth celebrations filled the weekend. The holiday is to celebrate the end of slavery, but the holiday weekend means a lot more this year for many reasons.

Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles has signed a proclamation declaring June 19 as Juneteenth in Charlotte.