Blue Bell Ice Cream Recall
Three people are dead after eating Ice Cream health officials say was contaminated.
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Borrowing plan’s defeat causes cuts to SLED, K-12
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A law enforcement training center, K-12 school construction and rural water and sewer infrastructure are among projects eliminated or drastically reduced by the House’s refusal to borrow money as part of its budget package.
Supporters try to reinforce SC’s Freedom of Information Act
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Advocates for open government say South Carolina’s open records law is being eroded by court decisions, loopholes and government attempts to ignore it.
SCE&G: Cost, build delays expected up for SC nuke reactors
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The company that owns a majority stake in new nuclear reactors in South Carolina wants approval to spend more on the project and finish construction later than expected.
Sentencing delayed for Florida developer in SC State probe
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — The sentencing for a Florida developer who pleaded guilty to conspiring to sell property to South Carolina State University officials for kickbacks has been postponed.
Robbery Spree Suspect On The Loose
Richland Co., SC (WOLO)-Richland County Deputies are looking for a robbery suspect… accused in *crimes*… spanning *multiple states*.
Chapin High School Holds Pep Rally for Injured Lacrosse Player
The Chapin community is rallying behind one of its own. Chapin High School held a pep rally Friday to show their support for one of their lacrosse players who broke his neck in a game more than a week ago.
SC sheriff sells hot dogs to benefit American Heart
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Richland County’s top cop is putting on a fundraiser to benefit the American Heart Association.
Chapin High School to host rally for injured LaCrosse Player
Chapin High School hosts Pep Rally for injured Lacrosse player.
SC House kills borrowing package amid chaotic budget week
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina House has approved a $7 billion spending plan for state taxes after killing a proposal to borrow $500 million for building projects statewide.
