Becky Budds is an Account Executive at KYTX CBS19. She covers a range of topics including social issues, academia, crime, and abortion, with a strong focus on South Carolina. Becky has been featured in various outlets including WFMY-TV (Greensboro, NC), WLTX-TV, and WCNC Charlotte.
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Becky Budds' coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulations and their implications. Her interest in South Carolina's politics, education system, childcare policies and economy suggests that she would be responsive to pitches offering insights from local politicians, educators, legal experts or community leaders who can provide commentary on the latest developments in these areas.
Given Becky's focus on specific issues within South Carolina, she is likely to respond well to sources with direct knowledge of the state’s political landscape and its impact at a local level. Additionally, individuals with expertise in lawmaking processes or those directly affected by relevant policies may also resonate with her coverage preferences.
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For instance, a person convicted a day before the law's enactment can have their conviction expunged, while someone convicted a day after lacks this option.
The bill aimed to combine six separate agencies into a new Executive Office of Health and Policy.
Dubbed the Hope Center, the facility would have hundreds of beds, addiction services, medical and dental care, and more.
Beginning next school year, meals served in school cafeterias across the country will feature reduced sugar, lower sodium, and a wider variety of options.
Overall crime is down 18% compared to this time last year, with violent crimes showing a 27% decrease.
South Carolina remains one of the 10 states that have not expanded Medicaid coverage to include all adults living below the federal poverty line.
Sen. Tom Davis, R-Beaufort, is leading the effort to create a legislative committee dedicated to improving healthcare access in South Carolina.
By: Becky Budds
The Supreme Court's 6-3 decision, split along ideological lines, could have significant implications for future redistricting efforts nationwide.
The law aims to combat the state’s teacher shortage, which saw 1,315 open positions in public K-12 schools as of February.
By: Becky Budds
Recipients of these scholarships must commit to teaching in a South Carolina public school for as many years as they receive the aid, up to four years.
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