Rochelle Dean is a Journalist at ABC Cola News. She focuses on health and wellness, education, and cultural topics, often covering regional interests and world news, particularly in Central America, the Caribbean, and South America. Rochelle has been featured in ABC Columbia (WOLO) and The Tribune News Network.
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By: Rochelle Dean, Rochelle R Dean
A survey of our modern national discourse reveals a recurring and troubling theme: the weaponisation of “victimhood”. While frequently invoked in Bahamian politics, it is rarely defined by its historical weight. To understand the current climate, we must draw a clear distinction. Gatekeeping is the systemic process of exclusion, while victimisation is the pain felt by those excluded.
By: Rochelle Dean
According to AAA, the current average price for a gallon of regular unleaded in South Carolina is $3.86 while the national average has exceeded $4 a gallon for the first time in four years.
A nearly yearlong report probes allegations of mismanagement during the funding and procurement process.
Taking a closer look at mental health during Women's Mental Health Awareness Month. How it impacts the women we love, what to look for, and suggestions on how to manage it.
Harvest Hope is expanding to help individuals who are recovering from substance abuse.
According to the National Integrated Drought Information Systems South Carolina has seen the driest April on record this year.
The intersection of North Beltline Boulevard and Forest Drive will look entirely different after new city park and retail space take shape.
By: Rochelle Dean
National and local civil rights activists and preachers speak out on the not guilty verdict for Rick Chow. The Richland County store owner was acquitted Monday in the 2023 shooting death of a 14-year-old boy.
By: Rochelle Dean
The Department of Social Services is offering $50 vouchers to help the state's struggling seniors put food on the table.
By: Rochelle Dean
Nicole Carmack and Troy Belton, the parents of slain teen Cyrus Carmack-Belton, discuss life three years after the death of their son, the not guilty verdict, his community memorial and what they call "the movement" moving forward.
