COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – Health insurance premiums for the Affordable Care Act’s benchmark silver plan for 2017 have risen an average of 22 percent. University of South Carolina clinical associate professor and economist Robert Hartwig says in Columbia, you’ll see a rise around 29 percent. Hartwig says there are two reasons for the rise. “Medical costs are going up, as they…
Minutes after the release of a letter written by the FBI director to Congress signaling a continuation of the investigation into emails belonging to Democratic presidential candidate and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump seized upon the news at the top of a campaign rally in New Hampshire.
Consumer– Power to the consumer, that’s what the Federal Communications Commission says its’ new rules on internet usage will provide. The commission voting to include rules that require internet providers get a customers’ permission to use sensitive data, for things liker web browsing and app usage. The decision comes amidst news of a massive cyber attack that crippled popular web…
Donald Trump referred to minority neighborhoods as “ghettos” while speaking at a Toledo, Ohio, rally.
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BEAUFORT, S.C. (AP) – New research shows that Hurricane Matthew dealt an almost $20 million hit to the tourism industry on Hilton Head Island. The research was compiled by John Salazar the director of USC-Beaufort’s Lowcountry and Resort Islands Tourism Institute as well as Clemson research economist Rob Carey. Categories: Local News, News, State
CNN- Japanese automaker Toyota said Wednesday it’s recalling another 5.8 million vehicles around the globe because of Takata’s exploding airbags. That brings the total number of vehicles Toyota has called back since the start of the Takata scandal to 23.1 million. he main areas hit by the latest recall are Europe, Japan and China, Toyota said in an email. Hugely…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) – South Carolina legislators have put the brakes on requests to make quick repairs to two beach-front parks ravaged by Hurricane Matthew, saying the state’s tourism agency needs a plan addressing all its parks. A legislative panel this week approved the engineering phase of rebuilding Edisto Beach and Hunting Island parks. The Department of Parks, Recreation and…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– Some voters this year are attempting to share their experience on social media but if they want to post a voting picture in South Carolina, they may want to think before they post. The state of South Carolina bars voters from allowing their ballots to be seen. This means it is illegal to reproduce a ballot by…
