Charlotte Local Pulse: Tragedy in University City, Job Scams Surge, and Community Outreach Expands
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Charlotte Local Pulse: Tragedy in University City, Job Scams Surge, and Community Outreach Expands
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We're starting with some somber news today. Yesterday afternoon, a shooting occurred near an apartment complex on Mary Alexander Road in the University City area. One person has tragically lost their life. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is conducting a homicide investigation, but they've stated that all parties involved have been identified and they're not seeking additional persons of interest at this time.
In traffic news, a fatal crash on I-485 in west Charlotte yesterday caused significant delays. The incident, which resulted in one death, closed the roadway until midnight. Commuters should expect residual delays this morning as crews finish clearing the scene.
Turning to the job market, North Carolina's unemployment rate held steady at 3.7% to close out 2024. However, job seekers should be cautious as there's been a surge in employment scams recently. The Charlotte Regional Business Alliance reports that the healthcare and government sectors accounted for a whopping 97% of the state's net job growth last year.
In weather, we're looking at a partly cloudy day with highs around 70°F. It's perfect weather for the farmers market at Freedom Park this afternoon.
Some positive community news now - Project Outpour, a local nonprofit, is expanding its efforts to provide free mobile showers to those in need. They're currently fundraising for a new truck to help transport their shower units. Last year, they provided nearly 2,500 showers, a 28% increase from the previous year.
In business, JELD-WEN's CEO Bill Christensen recently highlighted Charlotte's pro-business environment but emphasized the need for continued infrastructure investment to manage the region's rapid growth.
Sports fans, don't forget the Charlotte FC match tomorrow evening at Bank of America Stadium. They'll be facing Atlanta United in what promises to be an exciting rivalry game.
Looking ahead to next week, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School Board will be meeting on Tuesday to discuss the proposed budget for the upcoming school year. The meeting is open to the public and will be held at the Government Center on East 4th Street.
Finally, a reminder that the annual Charlotte Science Festival kicks off this weekend at Discovery Place. It's a great opportunity for families to engage with hands-on exhibits and learn about the latest in STEM innovations.
This has been Charlotte Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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