Good morning, Huntersville.

Subaru recalled 541,237 vehicles for incorrect GAWR labels on July 14 (affecting some local owners) and dealers will soon provide repair instructions.

The final school report card for last year shows statewide trends in testing, discipline, finances and careers with 65% of Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools exceeding growth expectations — 33% received C-grades for performance.

Mecklenburg County is offering free gun locks for public safety, with 900 already distributed by its Office of Violence Prevention.

Residents can pick up locks at 10 county locations including Valerie Woodard Community Resource Center (also A Brighter Day Outreach and Davidson Police Department).

Mecklenburg County health officials reported 18 cyclosporiasis cases today, and Medical Director Dr. Bonnie Coyle said the count is typical but urged residents to wash fruits+vegetables well as a precaution.

Novant Health now offers robotic mitral valve repair that uses small incisions (instead of traditional open-heart surgery) to shorten hospital stays and speed up recovery.

Kenneth Ruth, 49, chose the procedure after a failing valve was diagnosed, and doctors say it may benefit other local patients.

A vacant church in Huntersville was converted into affordable housing (preserving its historic charm) and now offers low-cost living spaces for local residents.