Lawsuit challenges college regulations for in-state tuition
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A federal lawsuit accuses South Carolina of unconstitutionally denying college scholarships to resident U.S. citizens and forcing them to pay out-of-state tuition.
Local News
DHEC to review approval for offshore seismic testing
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Members of the Board of Health and Environmental Control this week take another look at the conditional approval given by the DHEC staff for seismic testing for oil and natural gas off the South Carolina coast.
Be ready for anything this hurricane season
NOAA predicts a below-average season for Atlantic Coast hurricanes, but the South Carolina Emergency Management Division says you need to prepare for the worst.
Advocates Weigh-In on Domestic Violence Law
South Carolina ranks second in the nation for women killed by men. However, this year lawmakers have made changes, signing a domestic violence bill last week.
Riverbanks Zoo to unveil new exhibits
It’s not black bears but grizzly bears and river otters that you will be seeing more of right here in the Midlands.
Pilot study shows $12M in savings among 4 school districts
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A pilot study of four public school districts in South Carolina shows they could collectively save roughly $12 million over five years through efficiencies.
Richland County drivers deal with road closure
Drivers need to navigate around a road closure in Richland County.
SC’s fiscal year to start without a state budget
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina will almost certainly start the fiscal year July 1 without a budget.
Mayor Benjamin Declares June 21 “Make Music Day”
It’s official. Tuesday, Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin announced the designation of June 21 as “Make Music Day”
Richland Two hosts job fair
You may want to give your resume a quick update.
