Consumer News: Lawsuit claims Uber overcharged disabled individuals for longer loading times, the cost of your holiday meal is going up and more.
Thursday morning, President Joe Biden continued the tradition of laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery.
COVID-19 vaccines aren’t the only vaccines doctors are worried about. The CDC says 22 million babies worldwide missed their vaccinations last year, worsening the global threat of measles.
Vaccinations for kids ages 5-11 are ramping up, but still cases of COVID-19 in kids are on the rise again in the United States.
(CNN) — New developments Wednesday in the case of Alex Murdaugh a former prominent attorney in South Carolina. Murdaugh was denied bond a second time, following a psychiatric evaluation. he’s now in jail charged with misappropriation of funds in a wrongful death lawsuit following the death of his family’s longtime house keeper. Murdaugh is also facing conspiracy charges accused of…
(CNN)– It doesn’t just seem like you’re paying more for everything these days you are. Prices have climbed six-point-two percent over the past twelve months. That’s the biggest increase in 31 years. Experts say don’t expect things to get better any time soon. The overall price index rose point-nine percent in October alone. Experts say it means if you don’t…
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)–Attorney General Alan Wilson says he plans to sue the federal government over vaccine mandates for healthcare workers. Wilson released a statement Monday reading, “President Biden has once again overstepped his legal authority and overreached his power. The president is not above the law. I fully support the rights of our healthcare heroes in opposition to mandatory COVID…
(CNN) — “Do your holiday shopping now” that’s the advice that is being given by the owner of a truck company who says the trucker shortage in the United States will continue to not only raise prices but could worsen the supply chain slowdown. As Camila Bernal explains, despite efforts from the White House to fix the problem, many in…
CNN–Nearly 28 million children in the U.S. are now eligible to roll up their sleeves for a COVID-19 shot. Doctor Rochelle Walensky, the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, moved to allow children between 5 and 11 year old to get vaccinated. The shots will be one third of an adult dose but still a two shot…
Consumer News: Rent up in Columbia, cancelled flights continue to impact airlines and more.
