David Ferrara is a Reporter at The Post and Courier Greenville. He covers public safety, courts, and breaking news in Upstate S.C., with a keen interest in crime, law enforcement, and social issues. David's work has been featured in notable publications including the Las Vegas Review-Journal and Derrick Publishing Co.
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David Ferrara's work predominantly revolves around covering local crime and government & politics within the United States, particularly in South Carolina. His coverage includes evolving stories and breaking news related to legal proceedings, law enforcement activities, and criminal events.
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By: David Ferrara
Greenville County Sheriff's deputies shot and killed a 21-year-old woman this weekend, the latest shooting by deputies of South Carolina's deadliest department.
By: David Ferrara
Historically, the growing Upstate region of South Carolina used to be called the Upcountry. Some locals still prefer its old name. But what caused the shift?
By: David Ferrara
Gary Burgess, vice chairman of the Anderson County Board of Education, resigned leadership role after authorities say he sexually assaulted a child decades ago.
By: David Ferrara
GREENVILLE — A former Upstate youth pastor already facing more than 150 counts of secretly recording young girls in the shower and bridal parties
By: David Ferrara
The Pickens County Humane Society says they are facing "imminent closure" because of a lower donations and higher expenses as the county focuses on its shelter.
By: David Ferrara
A team of Greenville County Sheriff's deputies are dedicated to breaking up homeless encampments, keeping people moving and track homeless people in a database.
By: David Ferrara
Nine students with special needs were brought to the hospital to be checked out after an Anderson-area school bus ran off the road and crashed into a tree.
By: David Ferrara, Caitlin Herrington
The Post and Courier is making the salaries of Pickens County and Easley city officials funded by tax dollars available for public viewing. Here's what to know.
By: Cameron Knight, Quinlan Bentley, Erin Couch, David Ferrara, Madeline Mitchell
The city spent half a year planning for extreme cold and how to support those experiencing homelessness. This weekend, that planning paid off.
By: Madeline Mitchell, David Ferrara, Cameron Knight, Erin Couch
The Over-the-Rhine Emergency Warming Shelter echoed with chatter Tuesday afternoon as people gathered inside to escape the biggest snowstorm Cincinnati has seen in years.
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