South Carolina man wanted in connection with attack on the U.S. Capitol
Federal court documents show a South Carolina man, Andrew Hatley, is wanted in connection with the attack at the U.S. Capitol.
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Governor McMaster tours coronavirus vaccination sites across the state
Governor Henry McMaster got a first hand look at one of the state’s vaccine distribution sites Monday afternoon. The governor toured Lexington Medical Center where vaccines are now available for seniors over 70.
CDC: South Carolina ranks worst in the nation in distributing vaccine allotment
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, South Carolina is the worst in the nation in distributing its allotment of coronavirus vaccines.
AP: SC state parks offer mountains to sea virtual field trips
South Carolina state parks are offering virtual field trips to students who can’t travel in person.
DHEC: 2,946 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, eight additional deaths in SC
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control released the state’s latest coronavirus data as of Sunday.
South Carolina holds ceremony, unveils statue for A’ja Wilson Monday
South Carolina Athletics honored basketball great A’ja Wilson with a statue today in front of Colonial Life Arena.
Parler back online after being removed by Amazon last week
The social media platform, Parler, is back online after Amazon Web Services booted it a week ago. Amazon says it removed Parler after its far right members made threats of violence.
Facebook banning new events tied to U.S. and state capitals
Facebook says it’s monitoring for signs of impending violence and instituting new policies ahead of Inauguration Day.
Captain’s Hope Inc. hosts MLK Day of Service event for kids in need
One non-profit is hosting an MLK Day of Service event to give free items and food to kids Monday. Captain’s Hope Inc.’s drive through event is happening through 2 p.m. on Main Street near Drayton Street.
Richland Co. Councilwoman Gretchen Barron hosts COVID-19 vaccine sign up event
Richland County Councilwoman Gretchen Barron hosted a drive-thru event, Monday, to help people ages 70 and older sign up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
