Rashad Williams is a weekend anchor and reporter for WYFF 4 and WJCL 22, focusing on local news in Greenville, South Carolina. With a passion for storytelling, Rashad covers a wide range of topics, including community events, local government, human interest stories, and breaking news. He is dedicated to providing accurate and impactful news coverage to the people of Greenville.
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Rashad Williams focuses on local news, particularly in South Carolina. His coverage spans a variety of topics including law enforcement, community rebuilding, health and wellness, homelessness, education, and more.
Given Rashad's focus on local events and evolving stories such as crime responses or community development efforts after tragedies like mill closures or fires, he may be receptive to pitches that provide insights from local experts or individuals directly involved in these events. For example, providing input from social workers handling homeless issues during the holidays could be well received.
Considering his extensive coverage of family & relationships along with entertainment news (despite not being explicitly mentioned), Rashad might also appreciate human-interest stories related to these themes within the context of South Carolina communities.
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By: Rashad Williams
Ande Grantham, owner of WNC Chimney Solutions, provides an update on his employee's condition.
Evy Leibfarth has become the first American woman to qualify in three whitewater events at the Olympics.
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Mike Giordano, financial advisor with Williams Wealth Management goes beyond the Dow to make sense of Wall Street indices.
Brent Holler has been in need of a kidney donor for years as he fights to stay alive
By: Rashad Williams
'Sync for Survivors' was held on Saturday at the Greenville Theatre
By: Rashad Williams
Hearst Television participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites.
Vicki Cooper traveled to Florida to stay with her son after her Yancey Co. home flooded
Grant Acevedo spent his birthday helping others instead of receiving gifts himself, in the wake of Hurricane Helene
Jansen and Travis Putnam had to cancel their wedding due to Helene damage; strangers saved it.
By: Rashad Williams
Jansen and Travis Putnam had their dream wedding set in stone. A year's worth of planning would lead to saying "I do" at the Biltmore Estate on Sept. 28 in front of 170 guests.
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