CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Just days after Charlotte leaders announced a refresh to the city’s central business district, the City Council approved a plan that will bring 30 digital touch-screen kiosks to the Queen City.

The kiosks will provide maps, public information, and free Wi-Fi. They will be situated throughout Charlotte in several neighborhoods with a focus on South End, SouthPark and University City.

Councilmember Malcolm Graham told Queen City News the addition will only add to efforts to improve public safety.

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“Adding this amenity to the mix gives our visitors an amenity to identify what’s happening in uptown Charlotte and where they can go and have a good dinner or pick up a ticket for a

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