National parks offer free entry on Juneteenth
The National Park Service is waiving entry fees at all national parks on Wednesday in honor of Juneteenth.
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New board game addresses climate change
On Friday, June 14, the developers of a popular board game released a new version that addresses climate change.
USDA suspends avocado inspections for safety
Avocado lovers listen up, your favorite super food could soon be in short supply.
Myrtle Beach ranked 10th most Instagrammable beach
A new study has Myrtle Beach in the top 10 of America’s Most Instagrammable beaches.
City of Columbia discuss potential service center for the homeless
The City of Columbia held a public session on Monday, June 17, to get community input on a potential service center for the homeless in the city.
SC lawmakers discuss the state budget
Lawmakers are back at the State House this week but not in the way that many expected.
Rabid raccoon confirmed in Clarendon County, four pets exposed
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) confirmed that a raccoon found near White Oak Drive and Comstock Lane in Manning has tested positive for rabies.
Baby dies after shooting incident in Lee County, 2 arrested in connection
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office has arrested two people in connection with multiple shooting incidents in Lee County, says the sheriff’s office.
Buster Murdaugh, son of Alex Murdaugh, files massive defamation lawsuit
Richard Alexander Murdaugh Jr., also known as Buster Murdaugh, and the son of convicted killer Alex Murdaugh, has filed a defamation lawsuit against several defendants for allegedly linking him to the death of Stephen Smith.
Coroner identifies Virginia man after fatal vehicle collision
The Kershaw County Coroner’s Office has identified a man who died after a collision on Monday, says the coroner’s office.
