Mark Garrison Reports

Mark Garrison reports on a Huntersville boy who was attacked by a bull shark in the Florida Keys -- but never lost his faith and even began singing worship songs as he awaited treatment. 

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Police Chief Johnny Jennings tells City Council that his department couldn't handle all of the calls from media -- but we want to know why that means CMPD is now refusing to cooperate with reporters. 

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From the Triangle to Charlotte, North Carolina is on the cutting edge of innovations in heart transplants. 

Mark Garrison and Joe Gillispie explain how these advances are saving lives young and old. 

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There was an ugly scene Wednesday night at a Charlotte pizza restaurant when a meeting of concerned parents was disrupted and police were called. 

A group called Moms for Liberty booked the restaurant for a private event but a couple of loud activists showed up -- Mark Garrison spoke with Pamela Grundy, one of the activists to share why she just can't stand the group. 

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Ignored emails and non-existent press conferences: these are the new norm as Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is no longer answering questions from reporters unless they are positive for the department. 

Mark Garrison was called to a meeting to be given the new rules, which one respected criminologists calls nonsense.

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Today on Charlotte at Six Mark Garrison is joined by WBT's most frugal newsman Mark Mueller to debut a new segment "Mark Mueller's Market Basket!"

Mark and Mark talk about the best and worst deals in the Charlotte areas and share tips on how to get the most out of your grocery dollar!

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Some people are more excited about the "back-to-school" season than others, but one mother of CMS students is doing her best to make students feel empowered and motivated for the new year. 

Mark Garrison talked with Andrea Jasper, whose efforts reach schools where her kids aren't even enrolled.

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How far would you drive...for fresh pork? 

Well thousands of people plan trips to a little farm in Eastern north for everything from ribs and bacon to pork skins. Mark Garrison first discovered this pork-center 30 years ago doing a television story. 

Now, he revisits the Nahunta Pork Center. They're still going strong, selling nearly one million pounds of sausage last year. 

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The battle over NC Attorney General Josh Stein's campaign ads has another twist. 

For now, an appeals court says Stein can't be prosecuted. Mark Garrison has the latest. 

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What WBT's "Breaking Brett Jensen" described as the worst kept secret in Charlotte is finally out as the Carolina Panthers officially named Baker Mayfield their starting quarterback as the beginning of the regular season approaches. 

Mark Garrison talks to Brett about head coach Matt Rhule's decision-making process and the timing of the decision + why there was even a battle for the spot in the first place, what the future might hold for Sam Darnold and his best and worst case scenarios for the season. 

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