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Former CMPD chief says Sneed and McGregor pitched project without his knowledge (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — When Stephanie Sneed and Raki McGregor sought a $400,000 contract from the Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office, they pitched it under the business name of former CMPD Chief Johnny Jennings. Jennings tells Channel 9 that he had no idea the pitch was submitted. The former CMPD chief told Channel 9 that he has no affiliation with former CMS Board Chair Stephanie Sneed and Raki McGregor. That’s despite Sneed and McGregor seeking a contract with the Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office und
âHow embarrassingâ: Education committee chair Rep. Tricia Cotham responds to CMS investigations (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — The chair of the North Carolina State House Education Committee says sheâs monitoring the ongoing chaos in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. State Rep. Tricia Cotham told Channel 9 Government Reporter Joe Bruno that she applauds Mecklenburg County District Attorney Spencer Merriweather for asking for a review by the State Bureau of Investigation. It all stems from a whirlwind of a month in CMS that saw the firing of Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill, the resignation of multiple school d
Stephanie Sneed, Raki McGregor sought $400K contract from sheriffâs office (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — Former CMS Board Chair Stephanie Sneed and former CMS employee Raki McGregor teamed up to seek a $400,000 contract with the Mecklenburg County Sheriffâs Office. Sneed, Raki McGregor, Kim McGregor, Hannah Perryman and former CMPD Chief Johnny Jennings made the pitch to MCSO in April. MCSO did not move forward with the proposal. Charlotte Ledger first reported the proposal. The group called themselves JCG704, LLC and they were pitching the sheriffâs office on a 12 month $400,000 â
NCDOT resumes work on I-77 South tolls project (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — For the first time, we are hearing from N.C. Department of Transportation officials after the Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization voted to bring back the controversial toll lane project from Uptown to South Carolina. âWe just got to restart it,â NCDOT Chair Tony Lathrop said. âWe need to have a process, an inclusive process with the community.â Lathrop was one of the featured speakers at the South Charlotte Partners Transportation Summit Tuesday morning. A
Former councilmenâs podcast nominated for prestigious award (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — Two former Charlotte city councilmen are competing against Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson and Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang in a prestigious podcast-industry awards program. Charlotte-based âR&D in the NCâ podcast, hosted by former Charlotte City Council members Tariq Bokhari and Larken Egleston, are a 2026 Signal Awards finalist for Best Video Podcast Co-Host Team. Bokhari, a Republican, and Egleston, a Democrat, have produced more than 140 episodes over 9 years. The podcast sta
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