“No Drama” contraceptive program strengthens SC economy and workforce, says report
“When you empower women, you are really empowering the state to have a strong workforce and family stability,” Kapp says.
Author: Lee Williams
Cold weather complications — emergency physician discusses health risks to the body
“Early on you’ll have involuntary shivering, but that shivering could stop as your temperature gets below 90 degrees, and you significantly lose temperature from there,” says Dr. Shelton.
Norman calls for SCDOT audit in plan to fix roads, bridges
Representative Ralph Norman is laying out his plan to improve the state’s infrastructure, should he win the governor’s race this fall.
“King Day at the Dome” draws large crowd, political heavy hitters
“We are a powerful people and the power of the people is greater than the people in power. I don’t care what they say from the White House. We are the people and in our generation we shall overcome!” Booker shouts from the podium.
Prominent Columbia Bishop dies at 76
Bishop Redfern II presided over the Ecumenical Church and University Worldwide since 1995.
Will it snow on Sunday? Check out Chief Meteorologist John Farley’s weather forecast
ABC Columbia’s Chief Meteorologist John Farley provides current weather conditions as cold temperatures bring the possibility of snow and a wintry mix.
Shooting at Winnsboro gas station leads to 4 arrests
On Friday, deputies with the Fairfield County Sheriff’s Office say they responded to reports of a shooting at the Pilot Gas Station on State Highway 200.
Trump says 8 European countries will face 10% tariff for opposing US control of Greenland
President Donald Trump said Saturday that he would charge a 10% import tax starting in February on goods from eight European nations because of their opposition to American control of Greenland, setting up a potentially dangerous test of U.S. partnerships in Europe.
Here’s where Trump’s most jaw-dropping promises stand a year into his second term
BY WILL WEISSERT Updated 8:13 AM EST, January 17, 2026 WASHINGTON (AP) — From toppling Venezuela’s leader to ordering mass deportations, from turning once independent government entities into rubber stamps to demolishing the East Wing for a White House ballroom, President Donald Trump spent his first year back in office trampling political norms and testing institutional checks and balances. Some of his ideas that once seemed implausible, if not outright fanciful,…
New closed primaries bill brings mixed reactions from lawmakers, governor
“You should not be able to disrupt the will of the people, when you totally disagree with a candidate or issue,” says Norman.
