Kailey Cota is a breaking news and public safety reporter for the Post & Courier's Charleston location. She focuses on themes such as crime and justice, the judicial system, and law enforcement, while also addressing topics related to environmental services and the legal rights of minors. Kailey's work has been featured in The State Newspaper, The Post and Courier, and MSN.
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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
Here’s what we know about an apparent water main break in Mount Pleasant.
By: Kailey Cota
Bystanders jumped into murky waters to help rescue an unconscious woman who drove her vehicle into a Mount Pleasant pond. First responders pulled the driver out and got her medical
By: Kailey Cota
Local police have requested the State Law Enforcement Division to investigate an incident that occurred in the early hours of June 7. Here’s what we know.
By: Kailey Cota
As the election results from South Carolina’s June 9 Republican primary roll in, here’s who voters appear to have picked as the nominee for SC’s first new agriculture commissioner in
By: Kailey Cota
Here’s an exclusive look at the progress of the memorial dedicated to honoring the victims and survivors of the 2015 racially-motivated shooting at the historic Emanuel AME on Calhoun Street.
By: Kailey Cota
June 17 marks another year that has passed since nine Emanuel AME churchgoers were killed in a racially-motivated massacre at the historic Charleston church.
By: Kailey Cota
Stephen Colbert maintains deep ties with the Lowcountry, and Mayor William Cogswell thought it was only right to honor the Charlestonian by proclaiming a day for the late-night star.
By: Kailey Cota
Demolition is underway at a dilapidated parking garage on Wentworth Street that had been closed for structural and safety issues for years.
By: Kailey Cota
The city of Charleston is buying two West Ashley properties, which brings the Savannah Highway Intersection Project one step closer to happening, but not everyone is happy about the change.
By: Kailey Cota
The city and Dominion Energy launched an initiative on June 22 to provide better information about tree pruning and removal after residents were concerned about palmetto trees getting chopped down.
