Robinson treated for second-degree burns after truck show, returns to campaign trail Saturday

North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson got second-degree burns during a gubernatorial campaign stop at a truck show in Mount Airy on Friday.

In this file photo, North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson greets a voter outside 13 Bones Restaurant in Mount Airy, North Carolina, on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024.

North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson was treated at a hospital for second-degree burns stemming from an incident during a campaign stop at a truck show in Mount Airy Friday evening.

Robinson was later discharged from the hospital, is now fine and will return to the campaign trail on Saturday for a series of four events beginning at 9 a.m.