Carver-Lyon students receive bicycles for improving test scores
Each of the students in grades three through five showed the highest percentage of growth on their STAR test in English Language Arts or Math.
Author: Lee Williams
56 years later — Victims and survivors of Orangeburg Massacre honored at annual ceremony
“Many of those people over the last 40 years have suffered all kinds of issues as a result of the trauma that they were under. And there was no medical assistance available, and they were made to feel initially as if they were responsible for their own injuries and the trauma that they suffered,” he says.
Lawmakers support home visit, nurse partnership programs for expecting mothers
“She taught me about the journey of my pregnancy, where I was along the way, what to expect, how to speak up for myself at doctor’s visits, and getting the best of the services I could from my providers,” says Robinson.
Robots deliver food to USC students via Grubhub app
Multiple cameras that are installed on the robots along with digital mapping of the university help them effectively navigate the campus safely.
Almost 38 years later — trial for accused murderer of 4-year-old Jessica Gutierrez set to begin
On June 5th, 1986, young Jessica was abducted from her home while she slept next to her sister, Rebecca.
City officials hold “We Go Red for Women” event, share personal stories on heart disease
Anjellica Davis developed a condition called postpartum cardiomyopathy after giving birth to her third child. Her most notable symptom was severe shortness of breath when lying down.
Trying to quit smoking or vaping? New report says state policies aren’t doing enough to help
“As the adolescent brain is still developing until the age of 25, it’s negatively impacted by nicotine, which can literally change the way the brain is wired. It impacts neurotransmitters and synapses. It can increase feelings of depression and anxiety and contribute to mood disorders and conditions of ADHD,” says Warner.
Iraqi militants believed responsible for drone attack that left 3 soldiers dead, local representatives call for Biden to act
“I’ve heard many times from people asking our leadership, if they’re going to respond or are we going to wait for our soldiers to be killed. Well it has happened. They have been killed,” says Retired Army CSM and Representative Doug Gilliam — who believes the deaths were preventable.
What’s next for Alex Murdaugh and Becky Hill? Former prosecutor weighs in
“The problem is Becky got on the stand and lied about whether she had given a juror a ride home, and the defense correctly identified that in their closing argument. But one of the other things missing in that closing argument was one of the jurors lied about it too. We don’t know which one, but nobody said they got a ride home from Becky Hill, so one of the jurors lied about it as well, and that’s huge. That goes to the direct credibility of these jurors,” says Murray.
President Biden speaks to crowd at State Fairgrounds
Joe Biden doesn’t need to worry about his prospects in South Carolina’s Democratic primary next week. He’s got that locked up.
