North Myrtle Beach Ocean Rescue Officers assisted North Myrtle Beach Animal Control and the South Carolina Dept. of Natural Resources in relocating the freshwater alligator from the tide poll. Crews said it was unharmed in the process.
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Some of our state’s brightest minds were on display at the State House today.
The Pharmacy Access Act, signed into law last week, allows pharmacies to give out certain types of hormonal birth control even if a customer doesn’t have a prescription.
A week after a gunman ran into a Texas grade school and started shooting, the first of 21 funerals began on Tuesday. Meanwhile, at least one family still hasn’t seen the body of their loved one.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – The Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program returns to South Carolina on Wednesday, June 1st. Every year the Department of Social Services partners with the USDA and senior serving organizations to give nutritious produces to seniors in all 46 counties. To qualify the senior must be age 60 or older with a yearly income of around $23,000…
Charleston Police Chief Luther Reynolds said at least 10 people were injured during what officials are calling a mass shooting Monday night in downtown Charleston. Four of those people are still in critical condition, as of Tuesday afternoon, he said. The youngest victim was 17-years-old.
The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department says 11 were arrested recently as part of an undercover operation targeting potential child sex predators.
Hurricane Season begins tomorrow and the State Department of Consumer Affairs warns South Carolinians to beware of scammers this time of year.
Two of the young victims of the school shooting in Texas are being laid to rest today, as questions intensify about the delayed police response.
