Tina Terry is a reporter for WSOC-TV Eyewitness News, covering local news in Rock Hill, South Carolina. With a focus on community safety, Terry has reported on various issues including crime, health, and local government. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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Tina Terry's coverage primarily focuses on local news, especially crime, education, community, and health-related topics. She often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements.
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A civil lawsuit was filed against a former officer and youth leader who was already convicted of crimes against children.
“The second week of school, it started getting more packed.”
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By: Tina Terry
A South Carolina woman has a new lease on life after undergoing a revolutionary heart procedure at Piedmont Medical Center.
First responders in Rock Hill were called to help people trapped in their house after a tree fell on it Friday morning.
Power outages have created a food crisis in one South Carolina county. “We lost power for three, four days, from Friday until Monday at noon,” George Kaminski said.
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By: Tina Terry
Members of Skydive Carolina loaded a plane with relief supplies for residents who are dealing with the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene.
By: Tina Terry
Amidst the chaos of Helene , there was a moment of hope. On Sept. 27, David Hamner was rescued from his Rock Hill home after being pinned by a tree.
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By: Tina Terry
Leaders with Rock Hill Schools say they’re considering changes to how the district provides mental health services to students.
By: Tina Terry
Cell phones, drugs, and tobacco are making their way behind bars because of drone deliveries from above.
By: Tina Terry
York County public libraries aren't buying any new books for their teen and child sections. ALSO READ: 9 Investigates: Racist, antisemitic books found in Charlotte's ‘Little Free Libraries'
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