Skip To Main Content
Daniel J. Gross on Muck Rack

Daniel J. Gross

Spartanburg
As seen in: Medium, MSN, Financial Times, HuffPost, The Guardian, USA Today, NPR, U.S. News and World Report, Slate, The Toronto Star and
Covers:  human interest, law enforcement, police brutality, general features, crime, investigative, policing, public safety, fire, police, enterprise, criminal justice, cops, ems

Get in touch with Daniel J.

Contact Daniel J., search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.

Learn more about Muck Rack

Actions

Share this page

Daniel J. Gross’s Biography

Read Full Bio →

I am a Crime Reporter for the Herald-Journal in Spartanburg, S.C. I previously worked as a Cops Reporter for The Frederick News-Post in Frederick, Md. and a Crime and Courts Reporter for The Gazette in Prince George's County, Md.

Daniel J. Gross’s Journalist Portfolio

Man, 18, killed in head-on crash in Walkersville

Man, 18, killed in head-on crash in Walkersville

Damian Cary Betts was on his way to The Frederick News-Post on Tuesday morning when he fatally crashed his 19…

View article →
Gazette.Net Gazette

Gazette.Net Gazette

The drive home from the police station after his two sons alleged that a longtime neighbor had molested them …

View article →

Articles

Southern Baptist Convention abuse list includes dozens of South Carolina pastors, others Original

|
By Mike Ellis Verified, Daniel J. Gross
| The Greenville News Verified
A list of abusers and suspected abusers in Baptist churches, long kept secret by the Southern Baptist Convention, was made public this week and identifies more than two dozen people who have been affiliated with South Carolina churches. The release of the list, which at one point had as many as 703 people, is seen as an important first step in response to a historic report from investigative firm Guidepost Solutions into SBC leaders' failure to address sexual abuse for more than two decades.
Open in Who Shared View Duplicates (4) Issue with article?

Sterling residents feel ignored, at odds with developer over naming of new townhomes

|
By Daniel J. Gross
| The Greenville News Verified
A New Jersey developer said he was hoping to honor Sterling residents and the history of that community when he named his new luxury townhouse project. But residents said the name he gave it — The Sterling at West End — was not only dismissive of the Sterling community in which it sits, it was an insult.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

Power, prestige and privilege: Inside the rise and fall of the Murdaugh dynasty in South Carolina

|
By Abraham Kenmore Verified, Michael M. DeWitt, Daniel J. Gross
| The Herald-Journal (Spartanburg, SC) Verified
The Murdaugh family, clad in their Sunday best, ascended the Hampton County Courthouse steps on Sept. 20, 2018. The clan grinned for the journalist’s camera, the youngest perched in a parent’s arm. The patriarch anchored the frame, gripping his new Order of the Palmetto award. Randolph Murdaugh III received South Carolina’s highest civilian honor that afternoon because of all the other times he walked those courthouse steps.
Open in Who Shared View Duplicates (16) Issue with article?
See all 2,315 licensed articles (2,326 Total)

Awards

MDDC Press Association Editorial Award

2012 - General News Story

MDDC Press Association 1st place award for General News Story: "Living Among Sex Offenders"

View Award