An updated flier and the sales of bracelets are two new components in the ongoing case of missing Midlands teenager, Gabrielle Swainson, both of which many in the community hope bring the
15-year-old home.
BEAUFORT, S.C. (AP) _ A mother who says her children have been bullied on the school bus is suing the Beaufort County School District.
The Beaufort Gazette reports that Christina Chandler filed the lawsuit Monday. Chandler says her 6-year-old son and 8-year-old daughter have been hit and verbally bullied since school began earlier this year.
By now Gamecocks fans have noticed the mammoth-sized high definition (HD) video scoreboard towering over Williams Brice stadium at each home game. But, how does it work? Just what makes it so grand? ABC Columbia shares a special behind-the-scenes look.
ISLE OF PALMS, S.C. (AP) _ A draft environmental impact statement on the $300 million deepening of the Charleston Harbor shipping channel is expected to be ready in about 18 months.
To ensure young players get the medical treatment they need during games, the University of South Carolina is utilizing a $31,000 grant it received to provide athletic trainers on the field.
South Carolinaโs electric cooperatives have formed a strategic partnership with CrimeStoppers by making more reward money available which, they hope, will help raise public awareness of the excessive expense and potential danger associated with copper theft from electric utilities.
BISHOPVILLE, S.C. (AP) -- UPDATE: Inmates at a maximum security prison in South Carolina used illegal cell phones to guide rescuers to a guard who was being held hostage in the facility.
The Federal Reserve says it will spend $40 billion a month to purchase mortgage-backed securities because the economy is too weak to reduce high unemployment.
Beef Products Inc. has filed a defamation lawsuit against ABC News for its coverage of a meat product that critics dubbed ``pink slime,'' alleging the network misled consumers to believe the product is unhealthy and unsafe.
PORT ROYAL, S.C. (AP) _ An attempt to sell 52 acres of land owned by the South Carolina Sate Ports Authority in Port Royal has fallen through again. It's the third time in six years developers have tried to buy and redevelop the property.