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Profile for Graeme Moore
Reporter at WSPA
Graeme Moore joined WSPA in November 2010 as a reporter based in Spartanburg.
Graeme is a South Carolina native and has spent most of his media career working in South Carolina television markets.
Before joining WSPA, Graeme worked for WPDE NewsChannel 15 in Myrtle Beach for three years and covered a wide array of stories. From the historic 2008 presidential debates to tropical storms to crime, he got a little taste of everything along the Grand Strand. Graeme led coverage on the continuing case of Brittanee Drexel, a Rochester, NY, teen who police think was abducted from Myrtle Beach's Ocean Boulevard in 2009.
His reporting earned him recognition from the CUE Center for Missing Persons based in Wilmington, NC, and he was featured on "Disappeared: The Secret Journey," an hour-long documentary on Drexel which aired in October 2010 on Investigation Discovery.
In 2010, the SC Associated Press Broadcasters Association recognized him with a 1st place general news reporting award, and he finished as a finalist in the political reporting category in the 2010 RTNDAC awards.
Before Myrtle Beach, Graeme returned to Washington, D.C. and the Fox News Channel, where he had interned in the summer of 2005. His return trip was spent as an associate producer for FNC's "Weekend Live" program.
While at USC in Columbia, where he earned a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism, Graeme worked for a year at WIS-TV as a web producer first and then later as an assignment editor.
Graeme enjoys any news story, but his passion is in investigating and digging for the ones that count, and he hopes his reporting in the Upstate will make a difference in our community.
Recent Content
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Bogus Cop Calls to Tell Woman Her Son Was Dead
A bogus cop called a Spartanburg woman to tell her that her son had been shot and needed to be identified, but turns out, that wasn't true.
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Sheriff Says Home Detention Program Puts Public at Risk
The Cherokee County sheriff says a lack of oversight on the county's home detention program poses a potential safety risk to the people living in his community.
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Vigil Planned for Missing Spartanburg Woman
A vigil has been planned to mark the one-year anniversary of Evelyn Shelton's disappearance.
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Clerical Error Leads to Man Being Wrongly Jailed
A clerical error led to an Upstate man spending eight hours in jail for no reason at all.
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See What Crime Happens at Your Child's School
Every year, school districts are required to report to the S.C. Department of Education a list of certain criminal offenses.
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Deputy Uses Facebook Page to Promise "Police Harassment"
A Union County deputy was disciplined for a Facebook posting where he used profanity and promised to open a can of “good ole’ fashioned police harassment.”
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Charges Dropped In 2009 Spartanburg Co. Murder Case
Prosecutors have dismissed charges against a Spartanburg County man accused of killing a mother of two in a drive-by shooting.
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After Numerous Thefts, City Considers Tracking Devices on Manhole Covers
The City of Greenville is considering some drastic measures to address the costly -- and potentially hazardous -- problem of manhole cover thefts.
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Spartanburg County OKs Reopening of Highway 9 Flea Market
When Spartanburg County raided and shut down Ricky Shropshier's Boiling Springs flea market for non-compliance issues, he knew it was going to be a tough fight against a firm bureaucracy.
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Snake Bites Spike in 2012 over 2011
Snake bites have spiked in at least one Upstate county during the first few months of 2012 as compared to 2011, hospital officials said.
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Thousands of Tires Scattered Across Spartanburg County
For the men and women of Spartanburg County Environmental Services, one of the biggest problems they face is people illegally dumping used tires on other people's property.
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Spartanburg Water System Withholds Money from Wrong Customer
The Spartanburg Water System had part of one man's tax returns withheld, but it turns out, they went after the wrong guy.
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Convicted Felon Won't Be Charged in "Justified" Double Homicide
The convicted felon accused of shooting and killing two would-be burglars over the weekend won't be charged, the Spartanburg County sheriff said Tuesday.
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"Justified" Homicides Increase in 2012 in Spartanburg County
There is proof that an Upstate sheriff's calls to arm is leading to a higher number of justified homicides.
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Mayor Promises To Return Woman's Records
Wellford's mayor says a woman previously arrested by his police department will receive accounting records confiscated by officers.
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City Wants Partnership to Keep Swim Center Operating
Spartanburg's mayor says the city needs to forge a partnership to continue operating the city's swim center.
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New Technology In Cherokee County Helps Track Missing People
The Cherokee County Sheriff's Office has some new technology which could help track "at-risk" people who have a tendency to wander off.
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AAA: Gas Prices in Carolinas Will Hit $4 A Gallon
AAA of the Carolinas said Friday it expects gas prices to top $4 a gallon within the next couple of weeks.
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Troopers to Target Cherokee County
State troopers say April is one of the deadliest months of the year in Cherokee County, and because of that, enforcement is about to increase.
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Mobile Meals Cuts Services Amid Rising Gas Prices
Mobile Meals of Spartanburg has suspended its beverage services to the almost 1,800 people it serves on a daily basis because of rising gas and food prices.
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