Hostess Recalls Snack Favorite
Hostess is recalling some of their Holiday treats that may still be in your pantry right now.
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Obama’s Farewell Speech as Prepared for Delivery
These are the prepared remarks from President Obama’s farewell speech in Chicago on Jan. 10, 2017. The remarks as delivered may vary.
Medical marijuana bill gaining support in SC
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) – A proposal legalizing medical use of marijuana in South Carolina is gaining support in the Republican-controlled Legislature. Supporters said Tuesday it’s time for politicians to allow people who are seriously ill or suffering from chronic pain to benefit from a plant that is a far better option than additive prescription opioids. Republican Rep. Eric Bedingfield of…
‘Graffiti Problem’: Deputies Urge Citizens to Report Suspicious Activity
Deputies with the Richland County Sheriff’s Department are searching for one or more suspects who they say sprayed painted graffiti on at least 30 building to identify territorial boundaries.
$100K Reward for Suspect Accused of Fatally Shooting Orlando Officer
Master Sgt. Debra Clayton ORLANDO, FL (AP) – Law enforcement officers in Orlando were engaged in a massive manhunt early Tuesday for a man accused of fatally shooting a police officer who approached him outside a Wal-Mart. The manhunt itself has led to the death of a sheriff’s deputy in a traffic accident and the injury of another officer. Master…
Second Suspect Sought in Summer Shooting of Pinedale Drive Man
A second suspect is wanted in connection to a fatal shooting that happened last summer.
RCSD: Suspect Used Stolen Credit Card to Purchase Clothes, Jewelry
A man is wanted by Richland County deputies after allegedly stealing a credit card and purchasing hundreds of dollars worth of clothes, jewelry and shoes for an area mall.
Pringles Spices Things Up
One Potato chip company is looking spice things up with 5 bold new flavors.
Coroner: 81-Year-Old Sumter Man Dies After House Fire
An 81-year-old man is dead from injuries in a house fire in Sumter over the weekend.
Trump’s AG Pick on 1986 Allegations of Racism: ‘I Abhor the Klan’
Donald Trump’s pick to become the next U.S. attorney general vehemently disputed “amazing” allegations that he harbors racial bias, insisting to a Senate panel today that decades-old accusations suggesting he may support the Ku Klux Klan are absolutely false.
