Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 22nd of July.
Good morning, Huntersville.
Dozens of new 3D-printed fish houses were installed underwater in Lake Norman today at Norman State Park and Beatty's Ford Access to boost fish habitats.
The joint project by wildlife groups & Duke Energy will provide stable sites for aquatic life and improve fishing conditions.
Mecklenburg County officials confirmed 29 cases of cyclosporiasis since May 1 (four cases required hospitalization).
The update came Tuesday, July 21, and residents with symptoms like diarrhea are urged to seek medical care.
State health officials reported 254 new cases of cyclosporiasis and three additional hospitalizations, bringing the total to 561 since May 1.
They advise washing produce to help prevent further cases.
Carowinds reopened its famed Fury 325 roller coaster after completing foundation repairs and a full safety inspection.
The park said routine checks detected minor changes in a support column — a proactive measure to ensure safe operations.
Carolina Panthers announced Tuesday that right tackle Taylor Moton and cornerback Jaycee Horn have been placed on the reserve/non-football injury list.
Moton is being treated with blood thinners for a lung blood clot — Horn is recovering from a foot injury ahead of training camp and is expected back early.
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