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Hannah Ward

Greenville
As seen in: WYFF-TV (Greenville, SC), WBRC-TV (Birmingham, AL), WAFB-TV (Baton Rouge, LA), WIS-TV (Columbia, SC), WWBT-TV (Richmond, VA), WAFF-TV (Huntsville, AL), WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL), WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC), WMBF-TV (Myrtle Beach, SC), WALB-TV (Albany, GA ) and
Emmy-nominated journalist, WYFF News 4 Traffic Anchor. Links & RTs aren’t endorsements. Opinions are my own.
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How to Manage DEI Like a Business

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By Hannah Ward, Tina Nguyen, TCB Insights
| Twin Cities Business
At a time when some companies are pulling back from diversity, equity, and inclusion programs or eliminating a DEI executive role, Twin Cities Business invited leaders from three companies that are committed to the work for our annual TCB Talks: DEI panel discussion.
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See bad roads on your commute? Department of Transportation wants you to report it

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By Hannah Ward
| WYFF-TV (Greenville, SC)
Do you have trouble spots along your commute in South Carolina? If so, the South Carolina Department of Transportation wants to know about it. The Department of Transportation says it is doing this for a couple of reasons.The first is to hear about issues that impact your daily commute. And with all the rain we have seen, they also want to hear about roadways that were damaged.
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Spartanburg County addressing safety concerns through new action plan

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By Hannah Ward, Carlos Flores 
| WYFF-TV (Greenville, SC)
Spartanburg County needs your help with a safety action plan. The goal is to reduce wrecks by addressing infrastructure needs. There were 50,000 crashes in Spartanburg County in less than five years and about 1,000 of those crashes resulted in serious injuries or death according to county leaders. The County says that they are committed to reducing severe and fatal traffic-related injuries.
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