South Carolina’s Department of Corrections faces staff shortage with no new funding
Zero new funding to hire more correctional officers and security personnel.
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Lexington-Richland School District Five holds “First Jobs Signing Day” for students
Seventeen students in Lexington-Richland School District Five are starting their first jobs — and today they made it official at the 2nd Annual “First Jobs Signing Day.”
Hopkins local going on Wheel of Fortune
A Midlands woman will get a chance to spin the wheel for cash and prizes.
Treasury department leans on Ai to fight fraud
The government has a new weapon designed to catch bad guys trying to steal from taxpayers.
Local Living: Cottontown Art Crawl, Touch-a-Truck event, Prisma Health Midlands Foundation Oyster Roast
Local Living: Here is a look at events in the Midlands
Bud Light boycott likely cost Anheuser-Busch over $1 billion in lost sales
The world’s largest brewer likely lost more than $1 billion in sales because of the Bud Light boycott.
Black History Month: Notable Black South Carolinians
Since the month is a time to highlight the history of Black people, here are some to know about from across the state.
South Carolina lawmakers finally debate electing judges, but big changes not expected
After months of just talking among themselves, lawmakers in South Carolina are finally debating making changes in how the General Assembly chooses judges.
SC Governor signs bill declaring Water Professionals Day
Governor McMaster decided to celebrate the people that keep the water flowing into our homes.
West Columbia Police searching for woman, man believed to have information on break-in
The West Columbia Police Department is searching for a woman and man they believe have information on a car break-in.
