Good morning, Huntersville.

Federal funding cuts from the U.S. Department of Agriculture have lowered food supplies at local pantries.

Second Harvest Food Bank and Common Heart said they received less produce, dairy and frozen meat after a 50% cut on April 13th and now need more donations to help serve those in need.

Today in Huntersville, residents can join a 250th anniversary celebration of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence with a parade starting at 10 a.m. from Tanner’s Creek to Hopewell on Beaties Ford Road—attendees can later enjoy historical programs and a BBQ lunch option from local vendors.

CMPD Animal Care & Control announced it is facing a kennel shortage for dogs and asked local residents for help in expanding shelter space.

Officials say timely support is needed—without more space, the shelter risks overcrowding.

The PGA Championship's second round in south Charlotte saw many changes on the leaderboard as golfers fought to make the weekend cut.

North Carolina figures including Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young and Governor Josh Stein attended the event (held at Quail Hollow) and the tournament will run through the weekend.