Sonya Stevens is a Broadcast Meteorologist at ABC News 4 and FOX 24 Charleston. She covers weather-related topics while also having a passion for sports, particularly competitive sports. Sonya has been featured in WCIV and WPDE TV 15.
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Sonya's coverage primarily revolves around local community events and wildlife with a focus on Charleston and the Lowcountry area in South Carolina. She often incorporates expert commentary into her articles, making her receptive to pitches that provide unique insights or perspectives related to local events or wildlife specific to this region.
Given Sonya's emphasis on topics such as tragedy, family & relationships, and pets within the context of local communities, she may be interested in human-interest stories that revolve around these themes. Pitches related to heartwarming tales of community resilience, unique family dynamics within the Charleston area, or impactful stories about pet welfare could resonate well with her coverage focus.
When reaching out to Sonya Stevens for potential collaboration or story ideas, it’s important to highlight how the proposed content aligns with her interest in covering local events and wildlife while incorporating relevant expert commentary where applicable.
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By: Fallon Mears, Sonya Stevens, Ian Basha, Ian Kayanja, Dave Williams, Charistian Clark
Each year, the Lowcountry prepares for the worst but hopes for the best because every season and every storm is different.
Flooding is one thing that residents can count on here in the Lowcountry, whether it’s coastal flooding with high tide cycles or freshwater flooding after heavy
Tropical Storm Jerry formed in the central Atlantic late Tuesday morning, however it is forecast to have no threat to the Lowcountry.
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News 4's Sonya Stevens walks through what people can expect when they get a mammogram. Oct. 22, 2025. (WCIV){p}{br}{/p}
Sea level rise, stronger storms, flooding, and rapid development are testing the resilience of the place we call home. I met with officials from Berkeley, Charl
"A long, wooden boardwalk leading to a boat dock at Pawleys Island, South Carolina."
On the last day of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, let's take a look back.
The ocean’s most formidable predators are often found just off the South Carolina coast this time of year. Great white sharks favor winter conditions along the
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