Department of Public Safety Reminds Drivers to Buckle Up
Officials with the Department of Public Safety are reaching out to drivers later today.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield Hosts Resume Writing Workshop
Just in time for the big Midlands job fair coming up in less than a week, Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina will host a resume writing and interview skills workshop.
Low Gas Prices Mean Busy 4th Travel
Low gas prices are contributing to one of the busiest July 4th Holidays in recent years.
Coroner: Man who pleaded guilty in wife’s death found dead
ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) — A coroner says the man who pleaded guilty in the 2008 shooting death of his ailing wife has been found dead inside a home in Lexington County.
South Carolina Senate gives roads bill priority debate spot
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina Senate has agreed to put the debate on whether to raise taxes for more money for road in a prime debate spot.
South Carolina may get small ethics reform package this year
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Ethics reform might not be dead at the South Carolina Statehouse this year.
Governor Haley Meets With ALS Survivors
Columbia, SC (WOLO)-Governor Nikki Haley met with a-l-s survivors as part of National ALS Month.
Senate kills $236M borrowing package, but effort still alive
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina Senate has killed a $237 million borrowing package on a technicality, but efforts to pass it remain alive.
Officials Seek Input on Malfunction Junction
On Tuesday, the State Department Of Transportation held a community kickoff meeting to discuss their Carolina Crossroads Project that is focused on improvements along the I-20, I-26, and 126 corridor.
Charges dropped for SC man accused of killing 300K chickens
MANNING, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina authorities have dismissed charges against a man who they said was responsible for killing more than 300,000 chickens being raised by the company that earlier terminated his contract.
