Kei'yona Jordon is a journalist based in Columbia, South Carolina. She writes for WACH FOX 57 and her work has also appeared in WNYO-TV. Kei'yona covers a wide range of local news topics, including healthcare, education, crime, politics, and community events. Her reporting aims to inform and engage the local community while shedding light on important issues in the area.
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Kei'yona Jordon's coverage is focused on local news, particularly crime, government & politics, family & relationships. She covers evolving stories and breaking news extensively.
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By: Kei Yona Jordon
Republican Senator Everett Stubbs came out on top in a closely contested race for Senate District 17 to his opponent Democratic Senator Mike Fanning. Everett won by 29 votes and Fanning conceded right before a potential recount would have been ordered by election officials.
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Bond was denied for the man accused of gunning down a mother of eight Antoinette Hammond-Colon, and wounding two other people at a Midlands Bojangles.
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During this time of year, people can have holiday cheer or holiday blues. The season can be a significant time of increased stress, sadness, and even anxiety for some people. Miss South Carolina Davis Wash said years ago she could relate to a holiday season when things weren't so cheerful.
By: Kei'Yona Jordon
Despite the rising cost of Thanksgiving Dinner, a few churches in the Midlands fed nearly 1,000 people in need, continuing more than three decades of tradition.
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Authorities are investigating the shooting death of a man Kevin Sutton, 40 and his nephew Tasheed Sutton,22 at an apartment complex in kershaw county.
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Thursday night, the South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice responded to an audit claiming young people in its system are facing safety and health threats. The Legislative Audit Council's report details specific issues that need to be addressed by DJJ officials, lawmakers are also trying to step in.
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In a heartwarming ceremony on Friday, 16 inmates in the South Carolina prison system achieved a milestone that many thought impossible. They graduated with coll
By: Kei'Yona Jordon
Richland County officials are looking ahead to the future of growth and development through the annual 10-year plan required by state law. Every decade, the cou
By: Kei Yona Jordon
Santa Clause traded in his usual sleigh for a Lexington County Sheriff's Department SWAT truck bringing some holiday cheer to families across the county. Wednesday night deputies followed behind Santa and even brought along The Grinch.
By: Kei'Yona Jordon
The announcement for a project aimed at widening a two lane road on the Northeast side of town into a five lane road is set to take place Thursday morning at 1
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