Local Girls Talk Back Through Art
The “Unlayered: Girls Talking Back,” art exhibit opened Thursday night at USC’s McKissick Museum
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Catfishing: How Not to Become a Victim
As the fallout of the Manti Te’o story continues, the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs urges South Carolinians to beware of internet scams like Catfishing.
Consumer Recall: Columbia Sportswear Heated Jackets
Columbia Sportswear Recalls Seven Models of Heated Jackets Due To Burn Hazard
Hundreds of Educators Enroll in CWP Class
Hundreds of educators in the Midlands are enrolling in free Concealed Weapon Permit classes being offered by Republican State Senator, Katrina Shealy. The freshman senator supports legislation to allow concealed weapons in schools.
Suspect Sentenced in Dogfighting Bust
A man accused of cutting the ears off of puppies with a box cutter will spend a year in prison.
SC House panel advances early voting
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A House panel has advanced a bill allowing true early voting in South Carolina.
Graham Calls for President to Help Jailed Pastor
Senator Lindsey Graham is calling on President Obama to take the lead in the effort to free an American pastor jailed in Iran for practicing Christianity.
Power still out for some in South Carolina
Crews are working to restore electric service across South Carolina after a powerful winter storm moved across the state.
SCE&G To Trim Trees
SCE&G will perform tree trimming activities along overhead utility lines in the following neighborhoods for the next two weeks.
The trimming will be completed by SCE&G contractors and work will be closely monitored on a daily basis by the City’s 4 Certified Arborists from the Forestry and Beautification Division.
USC seeks $5M for extended summer session
The University of South Carolina is seeking an additional $5 million for an expanded summer session that redefines the school year as three full semesters.
