James Paul is an independent journalist currently working at the Pittsburgh City Paper. As a student journalist, his work has been featured in various publications, including The Post and Courier, where he covers local news, investigative stories, and issues related to law enforcement and the criminal justice system.
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James Paul's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, current events, and social issues in South Carolina. Journalists like James would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news stories, interviews with relevant figures or experts directly involved in the events reported, or exclusive insights that shed light on ongoing investigations or emerging societal challenges.
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While there is no specific mention of a geographic focus for James' articles, his reporting heavily features incidents from South Carolina. Therefore, individuals who can offer insights into regional crime patterns or social issues prevalent in the area might find success when reaching out to him.
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By: James Paul
While violent crime overall in North Charleston has declined, three shootings in 24 hours on July 18 highlight the area's stubborn murder and assault rate.
By: James Paul
Alma Atwater celebrated her sweet-100 with her centenarian sibling at a retirement home in Mount Pleasant. Here's how she — and a medical doctor — explains her success.
By: James Paul
The city has a sex-trade that rivals major cities, but law enforcement has no way to go after local motels that facilitate it, a former U.S. attorney said.
By: James Paul
Comment will be used to decide if the SCDOT applies for a $2 million grant to fund preliminary engineering and planning for the East Coast Greenway in key regions, with a long-term goal of building a 271-mile protected bike path.
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By: James Paul
Malachi Wigfall will remain in jail while he awaits a resolution for the 2021 gang-related feud that injured 14 people and killed 14-year-old Ronjanae Smith.
By: James Paul
A woman sued Local 616 after she was "catastrophically injured" after woman left the bar moments before a head-on collision on the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge.
By: Kailey Cota, James Paul
While the Charleston County Coroner has ruled the 2023 overdose an accident, Sara Beth Dorociak's mother and sister believe sex trafficking led to her death.
The Coalition of Concerned Transit Workers claims that the organization unfairly targets Black employees and those who speak out, leading to lawsuits and public demands for accountability.
By: James Paul
The $6.3 million project will give the nonprofit its first brick-and-mortar location to offer a suite of services, including healthcare and case management.
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