Police: Substitute asked student to come home and smoke weed
A 43-year-old high school substitute teacher in South Carolina has been arrested after she put her breasts on a student as he filmed dances in class.
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Facebook reportedly sold ads promoting anti-vaccine messages
Facebook has reportedly made hundreds of thousands of dollars selling ads that promote anti-vaccine messages and compare America’s COVID-19 response to Nazi Germany.
Saluda County deputies looking for CVS robbery suspect
Deputies in Saluda County are looking for a suspect in a recent story robbery.
Lexington PD announces charges for shoplifting suspect accused of crashing into a car at drive-thru during chase
Lexington Police say the man responsible for a chase and crash Thursday is facing several charges.
State Treasurer’s Office kicks off ‘Happy HoliPAID’ campaign
Today, the State Treasurer’s Office kicked off its ‘Happy HoliPAID’ social media campaign to raise awareness about the state’s unclaimed property program.
Fairfield County Coroner releases name of woman killed in collision in Winnsboro
Fairfield County Coroner Chris Hill released the name of a Columbia woman who was killed in a car accident in Winnsboro yesterday.
SCDEW reports lowest weekly number of first time unemployment insurance claims since beginning of pandemic
The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce is reporting the lowest weekly totals of unemployment claims since the pandemic began.
Dry weather has SC firefighters worried about outdoor fires
Firefighters are urging people in South Carolina to be extra careful if they burn yard debris or set other fires over the weekend.
Travelers react to new testing requirements for international travel
President Biden’s newly announced plan to fight a potential winter surge of COVID-19 includes new rules for international travel. Some passengers have already expressed concern the new requirements may make travel impractical.
Suspect’s parents charged in Michigan school shooting
A prosecutor has filed involuntary manslaughter charges against the parents of a 15-year-old accused of killing four students and wounding seven other people at a Michigan high school.
