Sophia Radebaugh is a News Reporter at WSPA 7News. She covers a range of topics including urban design, urban development, and the housing market, with a particular focus on residential real estate and the construction industry. Sophia's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as FOX31 Denver KDVR, KTLA, and NewsNation, among others.
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Sophia Radebaugh's coverage focuses on local events, community issues, and government announcements in the Charleston and South Carolina areas. She tends to cover topics related to family & relationships, government & politics, crime as well as events during the holiday season.
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Flamingo Drive residents will attend a virtual meeting tonight to decide on how to move forward with traffic calming in their neighborhood.
By: Erin Mccullough, Sophia Radebaugh
As Middle Tennessee experiences moderate to severe drought conditions, the Gallatin Fire Department is asking all residents not to burn anything until further notice.
By: Sophia Radebaugh
Planning for Nashville’s East Bend neighborhood is moving along, with a final vote on the rezoning planned for next week.
By: Sophia Radebaugh
Next weekend, the City of Mt. Juliet will have its own Small Business Saturday to support local entrepreneurs.
Murfreesboro officials are studying how to better connect their historic square with Middle Tennessee State University.
By: Sophia Radebaugh
After multiple noise complaints, a Germantown cement plant will be upgrading its equipment, saying it should help the noise.
Mt. Juliet officials are taking one step toward making Planet Playground an inclusive area for children of all abilities.
The life of Lee Estes, also known as the man on the Nations silo, will be honored at a special memorial being held this weekend.
It will now be a bit easier to navigate Shelby Bottoms, after new wayfinding signs were installed in the park.
The Mt. Juliet Police Department wants to better equip residents with tools to recognize and prevent scams through a free workshop this month.
