Rashad Williams is a 4pm Anchor/Reporter at WAOW. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, family and relationships, health and wellness, and social issues, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Rashad's work has been featured in WAOW, WJCL 22, NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon, WYFF 4, and KCCI-TV.
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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
Leah Barcus has turned a passion for dolls into an effort to give joy and spread the love of God
By: Rashad Williams
Salee, an Iraqi woman, was treated at Shriners Children's Greenville nearly two decades ago
Back in late October, 7-year-old Jai'den Ferrell was shot in the stomach while at a sleepover.
By: Rashad Williams
Elisha Lee's son, Jesse Mulkey, was shot and killed on December 20, 2015 near Westminster.
Santa spread some of his holiday joy to newborns and their families at Mission Hospital's NICU Tuesday
By: Rashad Williams
An Upstate church near the Anderson County-Greenville County line went up in flames earlier this year back in February.
Josiah Bean said years of acetaminophen mixed with alcohol use has led to cirrhosis of the liver.
By: Rashad Williams
Rasha Williams, and family friend Linda Hatcher spent time with the former president back in 2008.
By: Rashad Williams
Dobson Gifts and General Hardware will close its doors this year after eight decades
By: Rashad Williams
The family of Lander University student Benjamin Osei said he died unexpectedly on Saturday.
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