Will Muschamp takes job at rival SEC school
Former South Carolina Head Coach Will Muschamp found his next job, and it’s a pretty familiar place for Coach Boom.
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UofSC creates project to document the experiences of residents during the Black Lives Matter movement
The University of South Carolina is documenting the experiences of residents during the expansion of the Black Lives Matter movement that took place over the summer.
Tesla recalling thousands of vehicles due to faulty touchscreens
Tesla is recalling 135,000 vehicles due to faulty touchscreens that can pose several safety risks. The recall applies to 2012-2018 Model S and 2016-2018 Model X vehicles.
More than 2.8 million children have tested positive for COVID-19 since beginning of pandemic
As of January 28, more than 2.8 million children have tested positive for COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, there was a 12% increase in child cases over the last two weeks.
FEMA committing additional $4.1 million for vaccination costs in SC
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is committing an additional $4.1 million to South Carolina for coronavirus vaccination costs.
Columbia mask ordinance extended another 61 days
Columbia City Council officials have extended the city’s mask ordinance for another 61 days. The group met virtually on Tuesday, where the coronavirus remained a top priority.
SC residents 65 and older can begin scheduling coronavirus vaccine appointments on Monday
On Wednesday, Governor Henry McMaster and the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control announced that any South Carolina resident age 65 and up can begin scheduling their coronavirus vaccine appointments on Monday.
AP: Senate panel OKs military doctor tapped to lead health dept.
A South Carolina Senate committee has approved the retired military doctor tapped to direct the state’s beleaguered health and environmental agency.
SCSO: Mother charged after giving birth to baby testing positive for drugs
The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office says a woman was charged after she gave birth to a baby who tested positive for several drugs.
Go Red for Women is Friday
February is Heart Disease Awareness Month and it is time to wear red
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) — Heart disease is the number one killer of woman across the world, making up more deaths attributing to more than all types of cancer combined, and kills one woman every minute. Heart disease can be a wide variety of medical issues, and very often manifests itself with a heart attack. According to American Heart Association’s Catherine…
