Hard News and Features

The most rewording work I’ve ever done has been in bustling newsrooms—pitching ideas, collaborating, answering tips, interviewing voices of the unheard and writing impactful stories.

I’ve worked in several of those newsrooms in my young career. Here are a few articles I wrote, edited, took photos for, designed and/or web produced.

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The SC Human Trafficking Task Force plans to combat misinformation and curate a social media campaign of debunked rumors.
Cancer mortality rates have declined in the Midlands, but Lexington Medical Center reported more cancer cases. Cancer is now being treated as more of a chronic medical condition than a curable—or incurable—illness.
South Carolina’s courts are more backed up than they’ve ever been. A judge says the system isn't efficient and there aren't enough judges to give many defendants a speedy trial.
The feds are providing grants to daycare, which has kept facilities open while they recover from the effects of the pandemic. But, many child care professionals never returned.
Local dietitions are overworked and worried amid rising numbers of eating disorder cases—a newfound celebrity obsession with weight.
USC’s psychology department is conducting a research study to understand how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting Black communities.
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