Marsharia Adams is a journalist based in Columbia, South Carolina. She writes for WACH FOX 57 and her work has also appeared in WCIV. Marsharia covers local news and events, with a focus on crime, community issues, and advocacy for change.
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Marsharia Adams' reporting primarily focuses on local community issues, crime, social justice, and education in South Carolina. Her articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements, legal policy regulation, and general announcements.
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Recent reports from the South Carolina Department of Social Services (DSS) reveal a troubling trend: although the number of cases is currently low, theft of SNA
By: Marsharia Adams
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% RICHLAND COUNTY, S.C. — While determined to combat human trafficking, South Carolina's Attorney
In a tragic incident over the weekend, two young girls from Orangeburg County lost their lives following a crash. According to the coroner, the victims were Ania Chalk, 8 and Jada Fludd, 16.
By: Marsharia Adams
Residents of a neighborhood in Richland County are voicing their frustration tonight, claiming that a fiber optic installation company is causing significant disruptions to their homes and water supply. The company in question, Lumos Fiber, has come under fire after drilling holes in yards and damaging critical infrastructure, leaving many in the community upset and demanding action.
By: Marsharia Adams
On Wednesday, the South Carolina Supreme Court delivered a landmark ruling that has sent shockwaves through the state's education system. The court struck down
By: Marsharia Adams
On Wednesday, the South Carolina Supreme Court delivered a landmark ruling that has sent shockwaves through the state's education system. The court struck down the Educational Trust Scholarship Fund, widely known as the SC Voucher Program, which has been a source of heated debate and contention since its inception last year.
By: Marsharia Adams
In the wake of a tragic mass shooting at a high school in Georgia earlier this month, fears of similar incidents have been amplified by a series of online threa
By: Marsharia Adams
In the wake of a tragic mass shooting at a high school in Georgia earlier this month, fears of similar incidents have been amplified by a series of online threats targeting schools across the nation. While these threats have turned out to be hoaxes, the anxiety among parents is palpable, particularly for those with children who have learning differences.
By: Marsharia Adams
In a significant development for South Carolina's juvenile justice system, a new psychiatric residential treatment facility (PRTF) is set to open in November 20
By: Marsharia Adams
In a move that's drawing both scrutiny and support, the South Carolina Department of Education has announced a new partnership with the conservative non-profit organization PragerU. This collaboration, intended to provide supplementary educational materials, has sparked a heated debate among parents, educators, and lawmakers.
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