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Governor McMaster and officials urge lawmakers to increase illegal gun possession penalties, pass bond reform
"So before the General Assembly goes home in May, they need to pass bond reform and they need to see that we slam that revolving door, and have graduated penalties for committing these crimes with these illegal guns," says Governor McMaster.
City of Columbia Career Fair to be held April 25
The City of Columbia is planning it's annual Career Fair!
Chipotle unveils new fully electric restaurant design
Chipotle is going green!
FBI warns travelers not to use free charging stations
Attention travelers, you may want to defer from using free public charging stations... here's why!
Cineworld stock hits all-time low
Stock for the parent company of Regal Cinemas has hit an all-time low.
SCDOT to begin I-77 Southbound Rehab Project April 14
SCDOT says I-77 Southbound will be closed from Bluff Road to the I-26 interchange from April 14—23 beginning at 9 p.m.
Former Lexington deputy charged with misconduct in office
A former Lexington County deputy is accused of misrepresenting the number of hours he worked on official duty
SLED Chief Mark Keel shares remarks on gun violence in SC
SLED Chief Mark Keel made a statement concerning the increased crime seen recently in South Carolina.
Credit is harder to access, according to survey
U.S. consumers are starting to feel credit is getting more difficult to access, that's according to a new survey from the Federal Reserve.
The Blood Connection encourages animal blood donors
Today is National Pet Day, and the Blood Connection is spreading awareness on the need for animal donors.
Gov. McMaster calls for increase in illegal gun penalties
Governor McMaster wants lawmakers to pass legislation that increases the penalties for illegal gun possession at the State House.
Lexington PD searching for woman accused of credit card theft
The Lexington Police is asking for help in identifying a female accused of using another person's credit card that she did not have permission to use.
Sumter deputies: Dog involved in Easter morning attack captured
Sumter County Sheriff's Office Animal Control captured the second dog involved in a vicious Easter morning attack.
SCDOR: What to do if you can't afford to pay your taxes
SC Department of Revenue is urging residents to file their income tax returns even if they can't pay their tax bill.
Biden ends COVID national emergency after Congress acts
The U.S. national emergency to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic has ended
Blanchard Machinery expands SC footprint with Calhoun Co. operations
A leading construction equipment supplier announced plans to expand its SC operations with a new facility in Calhoun County.
Louisville shooting updates: Suspect had AR-15, death toll climbs to 5
Five people were killed and eight were injured. The suspect died at the scene.
Traffic stop leads deputies to seizure of drugs, guns
The Orangeburg County Sheriff's Department has arrested 36 year old De'll Tyree McMichael accused of multiple offenses after what authorities say started as a simple late night traffic stop turned drug seizure.
Benedict College to celebrate TechWise success
In this ABC's of Education we focus on one area college making waves in the Computer Science field here in the Midlands.
