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Today's riddle: What is the difference between black eyed peas and chick peas? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. NC 150 drivers concerned about objects being thrown at their cars in Mooresville (charlotteobserver.com) — Drivers on NC 150 in Mooresville are reporting rocks or metal objects being thrown at their cars, shattering windows and sunroofs near Caldwell Road and Statesville Avenue. One passenger narrowly avoided a serious head injury, and at least one nearby business is sharing surveillance footage with police. Authorities are investigating whether these frightening incidents are connected, while affected residents work through insurance claims.
2. Sheriff: Mooresville couple charged with first-degree murder in death of their three-month-old daughter (iredellfreenews.com) — A Mooresville couple living on Brawley School Road has been indicted on first-degree murder charges in the May death of their three-month-old daughter, following an Iredell County Sheriff's Office investigation. Detectives say the infant was severely malnourished and dehydrated, and an autopsy ruled the death a homicide caused by caregiver neglect. The parents remain jailed without bond, while the grandparents still face felony child abuse-related charges.
3. North Carolina Muslim Leader Responds to Attempts to Block Construction of House of Worship (interfaithalliance.org) — Mooresville residents recently packed a town hall meeting over the Islamic Center of Lake Norman's approved construction project, turning a local zoning issue into a heated debate on religious freedom. Muslim scholar Dr. Hadia Mubarak described feeling unsafe walking to Mooresville City Hall, yet also uplifted by interfaith supporters who spoke out. She urged commissioners and neighbors to uphold constitutional protections so local Muslims can build and worship freely.
4. Congressman Wants Surveillance Cameras To 'Get The Flock Out' Of His District – [your]NEWS (yournews.com) — A national debate over Flock automated license plate readers includes a troubling example from Mooresville, where a local officer allegedly accessed camera footage repeatedly to monitor her boyfriend's ex-wife. Congressman Harrigan argues these systems create a "surveillance state" and wants strict limits similar to federal intelligence rules. Supporters say the cameras help solve crimes, leaving Mooresville residents weighing safety against privacy concerns.
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