President Trump asked if he’s lost confidence in AG Bill Barr after comments downplaying voter fraud
President Donald Trump has yet to say if he has lost confidence in Attorney General Bill Barr once questioned about voter fraud.
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AP: Pelosi, McConnell discuss COVID relief as pressure builds
Capitol Hill’s top leaders have spoken about COVID-19 relief for the first time in a month.
Charlotte family shares their experience in the Pfizer vaccine trial
A family in Charlotte is sharing their experience after volunteering to be a part of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine trial.
U.S. hospitals report second highest death toll from COVID-19 on Wednesday
Across the country, coronavirus warnings are getting more urgent. On Wednesday, the U.S. reported more than 100,000 Americans in hospitals for COVID-19 symptoms, and the second highest death toll ever.
Midlands Mugshots- December 2
Take a look at Wednesday’s Midlands Mugshots.
South Carolina, Kentucky meet looking to end losing streaks
South Carolina and Kentucky each aim to end disappointing regular seasons with a rare victory.
Ex-South Carolina coach Lou Holtz to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
President Donald Trump will award the nation’s highest civilian honor on Thursday to former college football coach and political ally Lou Holtz.
Hawaii couple arrested after boarded flight knowing they had COVID-19: Health officials
A Hawaii couple has been arrested after they boarded a flight home while allegedly knowing they had COVID-19.
The United Kingdom gives the green light to Pfizer for it COVID-19
The United States is on par to follow suit with FDA approval in the near future
(ABC NEWS) — The United Kingdom has given the green light to Pfizer for its COVID-19 vaccine. and will start giving shots next week. The U.S. is expected to follow suit in the near future. In the meantime, predictions from health officials on what’s to come in the next few weeks remains grim. Nick Watt has the story. Categories: National…
Lexington Two school students to get free breakfast, lunch during winter break
The free meals will be handed out in a curbside pick up style for those 18 and younger
Image: Lexington School District 2 Logo West Columbia SC (WOLO) — Lexington Two students will be able to get free breakfast and lunch meals while they are out of school over the winter break with curbside pickup. Meals are open to all youth ages 18 and younger, regardless of whether they attend a Lexington Two school or not. meals will…
