Good morning, Huntersville.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg School Board member Charlitta Hatch said she was unaware of allegations against Chair Stephanie Sneed when the board placed Superintendent Crystal Hill on leave, and she will ask who directed the law firm to hire consultant Raki McGregor as the board prepares for a vote tonight on replacing Sneed.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education will release parts of an investigation report today + vote on whether board chair Stephanie Sneed should be removed after questions arose about a $500,000 contract with a firm owned by a former executive’s spouse.

Attorney General Jeff Jackson announced on Monday that North Carolina will receive $216,594 from a $384 million settlement with Abbott over infant formula contamination issues — the funds will support Medicaid and food assistance programs for families.

During the summer, the Mecklenburg County Public Health Office of Violence Prevention distributed more than 1,250 gun lockboxes to promote safe firearm storage and community education (Dr. Ebony Rao said secure storage can help lower youth gun injuries).

During the game, Davion Jones opened with a 93‐yard kickoff return for a touchdown as Michael Griffin, Jr. pressured the quarterback and Junior Cory Cunningham recorded a sack — key plays in the Hough vs. Green Run matchup captured in photos.

The Hopewell Titans beat North Meck 26-21 by scoring two key fourth-quarter touchdowns and having senior Miles Vanderspuy rush for over 200 yards — the win snaps a six-game loss streak and boosts the team to 4-1 ahead of their game against South Meck next Friday, Sept.

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