Now, for some personal news.
I am very excited to share that I will be joining The Associated Press through @Report4America in Austin, Texas.
https://t.co/rOXzla03ZP
I'll be working on the biggest stories of the day. Otherwise, my focus will be on redistricting & voting rights.
Amazing deet on SC's most remote precinct, via @JSCollinsAP:
"There are stories of 1 night the Daufuskie Island precinct left everyone waiting until the early morning hours because the person bringing the votes back stopped because the fishing was good." https://t.co/RS4CJIuNan
The formidable Sammy Fretwell, South Carolina’s finest environmental reporter in generations, says good-bye Monday to The State after being laid off after an almost 50-year career
A 36-year-old Costa Rican man is the third detainee to die at a Louisiana ICE facility in less than six months. His girlfriend, sister and a detainee in a nearby cell all told @AP that he was not receiving regular insulin doses for his type 1 diabetes:
https://t.co/Sw0u896PiN
"The eliminated positions include seven news reporters, three sports reporters, two visual journalists and one editor. This currently leaves the Herald-Leader with just two reporters to cover city and state government." https://t.co/sYDEPhAo3d
According to an Associated Press investigation, at least 52 spouses and parents of U.S. soldiers have been detained, with many spending months in ICE custody while facing removal proceedings.
President Donald Trump’s administration has detained more than 50 spouses and parents of U.S. troops as it rolls back immigration protections for military families, an AP investigation has found. https://t.co/Z94B5frUEH
Ex-Rep/Gov/Rep/presidential candidate Mark Sanford announces his candidacy for the special GOP Senate primary for Lindsey Graham's seat.
https://t.co/xTHh1tg9sp
Caitlin is a phenomenal reporter and writer. Her stories really come to life through the way she captures details and people in SC.
She’s also an amazing mentor and friend.
A huge loss for the P&C, but I’m so excited for her new chapter.
Some personal news, as they say.
After a decade of reporting in South Carolina, eight of them at The Post and Courier, my last day at the newspaper is July 28. If you need to reach me on anything before then, now is the time.
In Uvalde, where I’ve been since Tuesday, people woke at 1 a.m. to a blaring tornado alert.
Many walked out of hotel rooms, greeting each other and craning skyward.
Lightning came like machine gun fire. Rain pounded and wind rippled over the pool, but the tornado never formed.
Gov. Henry McMaster will announce his pick to finish Lindsey Graham's term in the U.S. Senate today at 4 p.m., his office said.
Minutes after that announcement, President Donald Trump said online that he recommended McMaster select Graham's sister, Darline.
JUST IN: This afternoon, Gov. @henrymcmaster will announce his pick to replace the late Lindsey Graham in the Senate until his term expires in January.
Senator Lindsey Graham was scheduled to appear on @MeetThePress this morning.
It would have been his 64th appearance on this broadcast.
We are sending our deepest condolences to his family and colleagues.
President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will join us this morning to reflect on his life and legacy.
Mark Lynch, who took about 29 percent of the vote in his primary challenge against Graham in June, is considering a run in the special election to replace the late senator, according to a spokesman.
Here's the rundown of what that process looks like:
https://t.co/wzW3JhN4GZ