Cassidy Bayer is a journalist based in South Carolina, with a focus on local news in the Columbia area. She writes for WLTX-TV and WCNC Charlotte, and her work has also been featured in WMAZ-TV. Cassidy covers a wide range of topics, including education, public health, community events, crime statistics, and social issues impacting the local community.
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Cassidy Bayer's coverage primarily focuses on local news in South Carolina, particularly Columbia. The topics she covers include government and politics, family and relationships, as well as education.
Given her focus on specific local events and announcements related to government policies, Cassidy may be interested in pitches from local experts or community leaders who can provide insights into the impact of these policies at the grassroots level.
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By: Cassidy Bayer
Within 48 hours, neighbors provided meals, clothes, pet food, and other essentials for the family.
By: Cassidy Bayer
Paul Chandler, known to his family for regularly visiting Bates Bridge Landing, is said to have often gone there late at night to find peace and solitude.
By: Cassidy Bayer
Helene not only caused physical damage, but also disrupted supply chains, including one of the primary nationwide IV fluid suppliers.
By: Cassidy Bayer
Helene not only caused physical damage, but also disrupted supply chains, including one of the primary nationwide IV fluid suppliers.
By: Cassidy Bayer
After reviewing recent intake data, Animal Services pinpointed a key area contributing to the overpopulation. In response, they launched this free resource program.
By: Cassidy Bayer
The follow-up report evaluates DJJ’s efforts to address 101 recommendations made in 2021.
By: Cassidy Bayer
Deputies said a 14-year-old has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and illegal possession of a weapon by a minor.
Residents like Sabrina Faircloth, who has lived along the road for nearly 30 years without issue, say the construction has brought a host of problems.
As part of the institutions' Riley’s Readers program, inmates recorded storybooks to gift their children for Christmas.
By: Cassidy Bayer
Residents like Sabrina Faircloth, who has lived along the road for nearly 30 years without issue, say the construction has brought a host of problems.
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