Pawmetto Lifeline hosting Purris Meowlypics, offering reduced prices on cats and kittens
This Summer, Paris is hosting the Olympics but today and tomorrow Pawmetto Lifeline is hosting the Purris Meowlypics.
Author: Alex Tejada
USC renames engineering college to honor generous donor and alum
Thursday morning the school was renamed after Molinaroli, who donated 30 million dollars to his alma mater.
SPECIAL SESSION: Greenville County woman elected to SC Supreme Court by General Assembly
While South Carolina now longer has the nation’s only all-male supreme court, it does join 18 other states in having all-white justices with the retirement of Chief Justice Don Beatty.
SC lawmakers return to statehouse Wednesday for special session
The first order of business does not even involve any specific bills but there are still plenty of those to be sent to the governor’s desk.
Richland County judge denies bond for 17-year-old charged with shooting police K9
Taylor’s attorney also asked the judge to drop the attempted murder charge saying that the defendant did not mean to shoot at the deputy. Hodge believes Taylor was in fact aiming for him.
RCSD K9 deputy Kobe returns to line of duty after weeks of recovery
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — Richland County K9 officer Kobe chased down a suspect in March before being shot in both of his front paws. Now, RCSD’s four legged deputy is back in action after weeks of rehabilitation. “Unfortunately, too often I stand up here and talk about something bad. Today, it’s about something good,” said Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott….
CRFD recruits high school student to join team
High school senior Michael Coleman says he has always wanted to pursue a career that made a difference in people’s lives.
Gov. McMaster signs anti-semitism bill, reluctant to support hate crimes law
Bernstein is pleased to see this bill signed but believes South Carolina also needs a hate crimes law.
NEW FACILITY CONSTRUCTION: Gov. McMaster supports additional mental health services for South Carolina residents
The facility is set for completion in October of next year. Wednesday afternoon, Governor Henry McMaster and state healthcare leaders signed a construction beam that is now part of the new building.
Prisma Health celebrates brave individuals on National Trauma Survivors Day
“Just because someone has a brain injury doesn’t mean that something is wrong with them,” said trauma survivor Evan McWilliams.
