Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 13th of January.
Good morning, Huntersville.
🚧 Accidents
Breton Brook Street reopened after a gas leak forced its closure on Sunday afternoon in Huntersville.
🚨 Crime
A Huntersville community pet pantry (designed to help pet owners in need) was emptied by one person, prompting plans for security cameras to deter future theft.
📰 Economy
CheapInsurance.com data (from AAA) shows that as of Jan.
12, Charlotte's gas price dropped 0.8% to $2.55 while the NC average was $2.63, and diesel edged down to $3.35.
🎓 Education
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Library held its inaugural 'State of the Library' event on Monday, Jan.
12 to share updates on key programs planned for 2026. The event detailed new initiatives that will influence library services in the coming year.
🏥 Health
Measles was detected in wastewater at the Sugar Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant today; however, Mecklenburg County Public Health said there are no confirmed cases in the area.
Officials are monitoring the situation and advise residents to keep vaccinations up to date as five cases have been reported in nearby counties and an outbreak is ongoing in Spartanburg (SC).
Huntersville emergency medics responded to over 22,000 incidents in December, including hospital transports, traffic accidents, IV procedures (and delivering three babies) as demands for help peaked, highlighting their busy end to the year.
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