“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.
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Columbia felon accused of bringing gun to plasma donation center sentenced to federal prison
A Columbia man accused of taking a gun to a plasma donation center was sentenced to federal prison, says the SCDOT.
Lexington Two to host teacher fair
This is the time of year when many school districts host job fairs, hoping to recruit the very best teachers.
SCDOT activates statewide response ahead of possible Winter storm
The South Carolina Department of Transportation is working in preparation for the possible severe Winter weather coming to South Carolina, say officials.
SC Attorney General says state’s price gouging law in effect
Due to the State of Emergency going into effect by Gov. McMaster on Wednesday. Jan. 21, 2026, Attorney General Alan Wilson says the state’s price gouging law is now in effect.
Columbia PD asking for public help identifying 3 accused of December shooting
Columbia Police are asking for public help identifying three people are they investigate a non-fatal shooting, say police.
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.
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IRS making changes ahead of tax season
Big changes are happening at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as it enters its busiest season.
