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Matthew Sockol is a local journalist based in Charleston, South Carolina. He writes for multiple news outlets, including WCIV, WCTI TV 12, and FOX 8/14. Matthew covers a range of topics, including crime, local government, severe weather, and community events, providing timely and accurate reporting to keep the community informed.
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Charleston, United States (Local)
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Matthew Sockol focuses on local news, particularly crime and breaking or evolving stories in the Charleston area. Given his emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to recent crimes, ongoing investigations, or updates on developing local events.
Pitches that offer exclusive information about unfolding criminal cases or significant community events are likely to catch Matthew's attention. Sources with direct knowledge of specific incidents within the Charleston area may be particularly valuable given his focus on local news.
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By: Matthew Sockol
One victim was hurt in a stabbing at a GoRaleigh Station Thursday night, police said.
The 1,350-acre Person County Mega Park has been purchased by the Microsoft Corporation, county officials announced Thursday.
Cumberland County deputies are investigating a deadly shooting in Spring Lake Thursday afternoon.
A juvenile victim was hurt in a stabbing at GoRaleigh Station downtown Thursday night, police said.
A man was arrested in Fayetteville for a felony charge against a minor, police announced Friday.
By: Matthew Sockol
Voters in Raleigh are advised to be aware of a fraudulent election canvasser, police announced Friday.
An anti-violence program in Durham has been discontinued, county officials announced Friday.
The day after early in-person voting ends in North Carolina, Ohio senator JD Vance will make a final push for the Tar Heel State to support him and former president Donald Trump.
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — North Carolina is the 12th most likely state to suffer a natural disaster, a study from Forbes Advisor has found.
By: Matthew Sockol
Posted: Updated: RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Lanes on Interstate 40 have reopened after a crash in Raleigh Monday evening.
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