Jonah Chester is a journalist based in Charleston, South Carolina, and writes for The Post and Courier. With a focus on local news, Jonah covers a range of topics including environmental resilience, severe weather events, and the impact on residents. His work has also been featured in various publications and media outlets in Wisconsin.
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The Edisto River is rising, and the waterway is set to hit a major flood stage in the early morning hours of Nov. 12. Officials are encouraging evacuations.
After threatening for days to swell to a major flood stage, the Edisto River in Colleton and Dorchester counties crested short of the 15 foot cutoff Nov. 12.
The SC coast is anticipated to experience roughly a foot of sea-level rise by 2050, increasing tidal flood frequency, inundating roads and snarling traffic.
Charleston's Cainhoy Peninsula is one of the city's last wild spaces. But conservation groups argue a massive housing development threatens its ecosystem.
In South Carolina, private dock owners can stake a claim to public waters. Should there be tighter rules for those structures and property owners?
By: Jonah Chester
of 4 The Atlantic hurricane season that ended Nov. 30 was a tumultuous one for South Carolina, which was impacted by two storms with significantly different attributes.
By: Jonah Chester
On Nov. 2, a hunter in Newberry County claimed he encountered a giant, hairy beast while traipsing through the woods. It was at least 7 feet tall, with long arms a-swinging.
There hasn't been a venus flytrap documented in Charleston county in at least two decades, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Where'd they all go?
From Sullivan's Island to downtown Charleston, coyotes were spotted across the county in 2024. The invasive canines are notoriously difficult to get rid of.
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