Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 14th of October.
Good morning, Huntersville.
Local nonprofits are helping as new work rules leave thousands without SNAP benefits and struggling to pay for groceries.
Care Ring on Graham Street is partnering with Nourish Up to supply food until families can restore their assistance.
Video footage captured today shows SpaceX's rocket launch over Charlotte as the vehicle soared into a bright sky.
The recording (shared online by local viewers) offers a glimpse into the company’s ongoing mission tests.
Latta Place is redeveloping with $11M to add a visitor center, interpretive trail and memorials honoring 65 enslaved people, and it will reopen later this year.
Park director Nick Walker says the project will present a complete historical story of the site.
CMS parents have urged board members to resign after Crystal Hill’s firing, citing concern over the board’s decision-making and its impact on local education.
Community meetings are expected to address these concerns soon.
Mecklenburg County broke ground at Latta Place on Monday, Oct.
12 in Latta Nature Preserve and hosted a libation ceremony attended by local leaders — the project will update the historic site with a visitor center, interpretive trail and exhibits before reopening in 2027.
North Carolina drivers can use an online form launched Tuesday, Oct.
13 to report gas stations not passing on tax savings after the state suspended its 41-cent per gallon tax until the end of November (non-complying retailers may face fines up to $5,000).
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