Reagan Knight
Reagan Knight
Host, SC Public Radio's All Things Considered
Reagan Knight is the local All Things Considered host for SC Public Radio. Born and raised in Florida, Reagan found his love for public media while studying at the University of Florida. During his time at the university's public radio station, WUFT, he covered stories ranging from hurricanes, trains, and toll roads, and took pride in being a voice for smaller communities. After graduating from the University of Florida, Reagan became the Creative Services Director for a cluster of commercial stations in Florida. He eventually returned to public media by joining SC Public Radio in 2024.
Stories
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NWS reports multiple tornadoes over the weekend
October 13, 2026The National Weather Service (NWS) office in Columbia confirmed that two tornadoes touched down in Barnwell County on Saturday. Survey teams have been deployed to evaluate additional paths of damage. -
Domestic Violence: The impact on South Carolina's children
October 09, 2026According to data from the South Carolina Department of Social Services (DSS), domestic violence exposure and emotional trauma account for nearly 10% of all accepted child welfare intakes statewide. Rather than being caught in physical crossfire, many of these children... -
300-year-old 'Witness Tree' at Eutaw Springs undergoes restoration for America's 250th
August 18, 2026A 300-year-old southern live oak tree is undergoing a multiphase restoration effort at the Eutaw Springs battlefield in Orangeburg County. Preservationists say the tree stood on the same ground where American and British forces clashed in September of 1781, during one of the... -
West Nile Virus found in mosquitoes in Richland County
August 05, 2026Vector Control will be ramping up spraying for mosquitoes between midnight and dawn. The county says that when a spray truck is nearby, residents should remain indoors so crews can effectively cover the area. -
Train derails in Laurens County near Lake Greenwood
July 27, 2026Emergency crews and environmental monitoring teams are on the scene in Laurens County after a multi-car CSX train derailment near Lake Greenwood early Monday morning. -
Georgetown County Sheriff provides update on animal cruelty case
July 17, 2026Authorities have rescued more than 120 living animals and recovered the remains of at least 125 deceased animals from a property in the Wedgefield community, as well as other locations across Georgetown county. Although the investigation began in June after the department...