Carlos Cristian Flores is a reporter based in Greenville, South Carolina, focusing on local news. He covers a wide range of topics, including community events, crime, business, and politics. Carlos is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Greenville and surrounding areas.
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Carlos Cristian Flores covers a wide range of topics, with a focus on government and politics, as well as evolving stories and breaking news. He seems to be interested in local news within South Carolina, particularly Greenville.
If you want to reach out to Carlos, consider providing insights into ongoing political developments or significant local events in the areas he covers. Additionally, if you have expertise related to crime, family & relationships or infrastructure development at the local level in South Carolina or Greenville specifically, it may catch his attention.
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By: Carlos Cristian Flores, Nick Matoney
Report was released early Monday morning BUTLER TOWNSHIP, Pa. —
By: Carlos Cristian Flores, Nick Matoney
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By: Carlos Cristian Flores
Incident happened early Tuesday morning
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County and local leaders tour Second Avenue Commons homeless shelter ahead of reopening
Steel Valley gets a big win on Senior Night, 45-7, in Operation Football's Game of the Week.
By: Carlos Cristian Flores
This work will focus on painting new lines to adjust to the newly expanded sidewalks along Fifth and Sixth avenues. The lines will also line up drivers with recently installed traffic lights.
By: Carlos Cristian Flores
Day of the Dead: How it works and how it is being celebrated in Pittsburgh
By: Carlos Cristian Flores
Thomas Jefferson defeated West Allegheny 28-7 in the WPIAL Class 4A quarterfinals Friday night. It was Operation Football's Game of the Week.
100-year-old woman prepares to go to the ballot box on Election Day
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