Officials in the Carolinas combat misinformation around hurricane relief efforts
Misinformation is being spread regarding FEMA and their recovery efforts after Helene and Milton.
Author: ABC Team
South Carolina State Fair introduces Sensory Friendly Morning on Oct. 17
The South Carolina State Fair will hold a Sensory Friendly Morning for individuals who would like to experience the fair in a quieter environment on Oct. 17.
Alex Murdaugh settles lawsuit over 2019 boat crash that killed Mallory Beach
Convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh has settled a lawsuit related to a 2019 boat crash involving his son, which resulted in the death of University of South Carolina student Mallory Beach and eventually led to the now-disbarred lawyer’s downfall.
Substance use counselor highlights the unseen mental toll of back-to-back hurricanes
Those affected by the past two hurricanes, Helene and Milton, are still working to get back on their feet.
Orangeburg students to take pledge against gun violence on Oct. 16
Students at Orangeburg County District schools will be taking a pledge against gun violence, as a part of a Day of National Concern about Young People and Gun Violence.
As calls to end death penalty in SC continue to mount, activists speak out
A statewide coalition of South Carolinians called for abolishing the death penalty Saturday in North Charleston.
Sen. Lindsey Graham urges President Biden to intervene in dockworker strike
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham urged President Joe Biden Wednesday to intervene in a dockworker’s strike that shut down ports from Maine to Texas.
Congressman Fry co-introduces bill to crack down on synthetic drugs
South Carolina Congressman Russell Fry recently co-introduced a bill to crack down on synthetic drugs meant to mimic already-controlled substances.
Sen. Lindsey Graham proposes changes to birthright citizenship rules in US
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R, S.C.) said on Wednesday he would introduce legislation to alter birthright citizenship in the country, his latest attempt in what has become a long-standing goal for the lawmaker.
Court dismisses Alex Murdaugh’s appeal of 40-year sentence for financial crimes
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals granted the government’s motion Tuesday to dismiss convicted killer Alex Murdaugh’s appealof his federal sentence for financial crimes.
