Kailey Cota is a business reporter for The Post and Courier, focusing on local news in Charleston, South Carolina. With a background in journalism, Kailey covers a range of topics including crime, court cases, traffic incidents, and local business developments. Her work has also been featured in The State Newspaper.
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Kailey Cota's focus is on local crime, police investigations, legal cases, and accidents in South Carolina. Her articles mainly cover breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics. If you aim to pitch her, consider offering insights or access to sources related to ongoing criminal investigations, legal proceedings or community support initiatives tied to the subjects she regularly covers.
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By: Kailey Cota
Incumbent Democrat Kristin Graziano or Republican challenger Carl Ritchie both want to be the next Charleston County sheriff. Here’s what you need to know.
By: Kailey Cota
DORCHESTER COUNTY — The State Law Enforcement Division charged a former detention officer with third degree assault and battery following an investigation into an altercation at the jail.
By: Kailey Cota
The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office arrested two teens on Oct. 22 in the July shooting death of Thaao Stevens. They’re charged with murder, armed robbery.
By: Kailey Cota
Drivers are asked to use caution in the area of Virginia Avenue and Interstate 526 as North Charleston police investigate a submerged vehicle early on Oct. 28.
By: Kailey Cota
The Berkeley County Coroner's office identified 31-year-old Candice Snead as the pedestrian who was fatally struck by a vehicle on Daniel Island on Oct. 24.
By: Kailey Cota
North Charleston Police arrested a juvenile for an Oct. 16 hit-and-run on Ladson Road that left 35-year-old cyclist Robert Barrs dead near a Spinx gas station.
By: Kailey Cota
Jamie Lee Komoroski, who is charged in the April 2023 death of Folly Beach bride Samantha Miller on her wedding night, may go to trial this year, records show.
By: Parker Milner, Kailey Cota
By Parker Milner and Kailey Cota [email protected] [email protected]
By: Kailey Cota
Pedestrians deaths occur most often along Rivers Ave, Hwy 17, Dorchester, Ashley Phosphate and Remount roads in Charleston County, all owned by SCDOT.
By: Kailey Cota
WALTERBORO — Nearly six years after he was accused of beating his wife the butt of a shotgun and setting her on fire, Craig Anthony Lewis will stand trial in Colleton County this week.
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