(CNN) — Spring break is not that far away for most Midlands school districts, and for many it is a time to relax — maybe take a vacation but, this year, even with more vaccination being administered there’s continued concern about COVID-19 and how this break could cause another surge around the United States. Mandy Gaither has more on spring…
Wells Fargo is setting a goal of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions, including from the companies and projects it finances, by 2050. The move follows suit with a long list of banks that have aligned their financial activities to the Paris Climate Accord, including Goldman Sachs and Citigroup.
The recent warm weather in the Midlands is getting some of us thinking “to travel, or not to travel?” The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is saying they want you to stay home, but other experts don’t necessarily agree.
Apple says they’re discontinuing one of their former most-powerful computers, the iMac Pro. The tech giant says it will only be available until existing inventory runs out.
If you feel like you’re getting more robocalls lately, you’re not alone. According to new data from Youmail, Americans received more than 4.6 billion robocalls in February. That’s up 15% compared to January.
According to a new report, Americans paid off nearly $83 billion in debt last year.
(CNN) — This past weekend was the first opportunity for South Carolina residents to stay out later to enjoy a beer or cocktail after the Governor lifted a restriction on the sale of alcohol after 11pm. As Lillian Donahue reports, some bar owners down in Charleston say late nighttrafgic is helping business. Others say it looks like people are still…
A boy in California is being called a hero, after he saved his baby sister from drowning. His quick thinking enabled help to arrive in time to resuscitate the 18-month-old girl.
Gas prices are still rising. Right now, drivers in the Midlands are paying an average of $2.49 a gallon.
Over the weekend, the Senate passed the Biden administration’s $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package. Some changes were made to the bill, including a narrowing of the eligibility of stimulus payments. A provision to boost the federal minimum wage to $15 was cut as well.
