Infectious Diseases physician discusses COVID and flu prevention
October is just around the corner — and along with it comes the beginning of COVID and influenza seasons.
Author: Lee Williams
Lexington man sentenced to life for brutal stabbing
A 35-year-old Lexington man was convicted last week by a Lexington County jury and sentenced to life for murder, say officials.
Friends reflect on LGBTQ icon Harriet Hancock – the “Mother of SC Pride”
“I think she leaves a legacy of love and compassion, to look after those who need to be loved, who simply are human just like anyone else,” says Alexander.
WWII Veteran celebrates his 101st birthday
“I’ve seen so many things change, and I have really enjoyed life. I have always thought of myself as kind of a happy person, and it’s great to enjoy life as much as I do, so I thank the Lord for that,” he says.
Testimony continues in Day 2 of inmate Larry White trial
“Most of the time an inmate with a weapon is using it to either instill fear or take advantage of another inmate,” says Burley.
Woman charged after leading deputies on high-speed chase at 140 mph
After the suspect began traveling westbound in the eastbound lanes of I-26, Deputy Kyle Owens reportedly made the decision to place his own life at risk and drive his patrol car into the Mercedes to bring it to a stop.
Rising gas prices frustrate voters. Trump says it’s an ‘inexpensive price to pay’ for the Iran war
AP Photo, taken in Las Vegas By STEVE PEOPLES, JESSE BEDAYN and JONATHAN J. COOPER Updated 7:25 AM EDT, September 20, 2026 EDINBURG, Texas (AP) — Quinten Martinez, pumping gas under a hot South Texas sun, remembers a time when fueling up didn’t require difficult decisions. “Is it going to be groceries this week?” asked the 28-year-old Amazon delivery driver…
Newberry seniors attend emergency preparedness event
Sponsored by the SC Council on Aging and Newberry Mayor Foster Senn, the event brought out over 100 seniors looking for more information on a number of disasters — and how to prepare.
Senate committee holds 1st of many meetings on artificial intelligence
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — Wednesday morning, a small group of lawmakers met inside the Gressette Building for a Special Senate Committee Meeting on artificial intelligence. It marked the first of many hearings on the matter to come. The nine members of the committee (including Senator Tom Young, Senator Mike Gambrell, Senator Richard J. Cash, Senator Josh Kimbrell, Senator Tameika Isaac…
Justices to determine if McMaster exceeded authority when sending SC National Guard troops to D.C.
Allen Chaney, Legal Director for the American Civil Liberties Union, argued that guard members were forbidden from actual policing under “Operation Make D.C. Safe and Beautiful,” asking the justices, “How can guard members help with the “safe” part, if they have no authority to make an arrest?”
