CHARLOTTE (QUEEN CITY NEWS) - The Fourth of July is just three days away and plenty of people will pack Uptown to celebrate and watch fireworks. However, in 2023, there were fights, people running through the streets scared, and others saying the violence makes them not want to return. One group is working with police to make some changes this year, the Charlotte Center City Partners is announcing those new actions this morning. They haven't released any specifics yet, but we are learning the Mecklenburg County district attorney and CMPD chief Johnny Jennings. Last year during the 4th of July sky show, people were hiding in parking garages to get away from the crowds on the street.
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