Flynn Snyder is a Reporter at WTOC. He has spent three years covering city council and courts/crime, with a focus on regional interest and world news, security and law enforcement, as well as consumer interest. Flynn's work has been featured in WRDW/WAGT News 12 NBC 26, WTOC-TV, WRAL, KOLD 13 News, and NewsBreak.
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Flynn Snyder's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with an emphasis on crime and government/politics in the Savannah area of Georgia. His articles often cover evolving stories, government announcements, events, and breaking news related to these topics.
If you have expertise or insights into local crime issues or political developments specific to Savannah or wider Georgia that align with Flynn's focus, your pitch would likely be well-received. Additionally, if you can provide valuable perspectives on transportation initiatives or community development projects within this region, it may also garner his interest.
Keep in mind that Flynn concentrates mainly on the United States' (specifically Georgia and Savannah) local news scene but does not shy away from addressing broader societal implications for topics covered locally.
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By: Flynn Snyder
North Carolina's government spending watchdog has released, on average, a report approximately every three days this year, according to a WRAL analysis. Driving the surge, State Auditor Dave Boliek said, is the use of artificial intelligence.
A judge sided with the North Carolina Attorney General's Office and ordered Holly Christina Photography to pay nearly $1.7 million after customers said they never received services they paid for.
By: Flynn Snyder
A $1.7 million judgment against Holly Christina Photography has brought some relief to customers who never saw the photos, but many remain unsure whether they will ever recover the money they lost.
By: Flynn Snyder
A judge maintained a $2 million bond for former NC State sports medicine director Robert Murphy during his first Wake County court appearance Friday, more than two weeks after his arrest on 32 sex crime charges involving allegations from former male student-athletes.
By: Flynn Snyder
A library in Wake County is closed until Nov. 2 after an onset of physical symptoms amongst library staff was connected to an ongoing roof replacement project.
By: Flynn Snyder
The site is expected to break ground next year and to house a 500-bed children’s hospital, a behavioral health hospital, and a surgical center by the early 2030s.
Nine recommendations are listed on the agenda for Thursday's Cary Town Council meeting. They stem from a special commission report completed by an outside law firm that the Town of Cary paid for.
By: Flynn Snyder
Construction on major upgrades to the NC Highway 55 and Technology Drive intersection near Apex is expected to begin this spring, as officials prepare for increased traffic from the massive Veridea development.
By: Flynn Snyder
Cary leaders on Thursday could formally direct the interim town manager to take action on several recommendations related to financial oversight and the to
By: Flynn Snyder
Halloween is still on in the Oakwood district. The Oakwood Halloween House has become one of the more popular sites in the city on Halloween.
