SC human trafficking task force schedules meeting
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A special group organized to fight human trafficking in South Carolina is meeting this week.
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SC Democrats call for independent hacking probe
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Democratic lawmakers are calling for an independent investigation of South Carolina's hacked state tax returns and want tax credits for residents who have to deal with having their identities stolen.
USC holds holiday art sale to fund school artists
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The University of South Carolina's Art Department is holding its annual holiday sale.
Columbia to stop using rat poison in storm drains
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Columbia will stop putting rat poison in its storm drains to deal with the rodents.
SC reports 1st flu death; cases already widespread
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Health officials in South Carolina are reporting the first flu death of the season is in Barnwell County.
BMW chief talks about cars at USC business school
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The president of BMW Manufacturing is scheduled to visit the University of South Carolina to discuss automotive manufacturing in the state.
Russian roulette game kills SC tattoo parlor owner
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The Richland County coroner says a Columbia tattoo parlor owner shot himself in the head after asking two other people if they wanted to play Russian roulette.
SC unemployment agency sending bills for $542,000
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Nearly 400 nonprofits and local governments will receive bills totaling $542,000 after South Carolina's unemployment agency mistakenly undercharged employers for three quarters.
SC senators warned about rising Medicaid costs
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The director of South Carolina's Medicaid agency sent another warning to state senators that costs for the health insurance program will likely keep rising.
FBI warns of new real estate, rental scam in SC
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The Federal Bureau of Investigation is warning homeowners and prospective renters in South Carolina of a new scam.
Police: Train Hits Individual Walking along Tracks
Police are looking into a deadly accident along some train tracks in Lexington.
Holtz to Speak at USC's Winter Commencement
A legendary Gamecock football coach is returning to Columbia next month.
New Additions to Columbia NYE Party
Columbia is adding even more heat to its New Year's Eve party.
Election Debacle May Cost High Ranking Official Her Job
The Election Commission met Thursday night to discuss who has the authority to fire the executive director, among other issues looming over the election day debacle.
2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season Ends Friday
Friday marks the end of hurricane season.
Company Adding 190 Jobs in Chesterfield County
CHERAW, S.C. (AP) _ An automotive parts maker is expanding its South Carolina operations and creating 190 new jobs.
No charges to be filed against retired SC trooper
BEAUFORT, S.C. (AP) _ Prosecutors say a retired South Carolina trooper used justified force when he killed a man who attacked him and forced his way into his home.
City to Stop Using Rat Poison in Storm Drains
City of Columbia officials move to end a decades-long practice of using rat poison in storm drains.
Loose Train Cars Cause Lights Display to Close
A CSX train is blocking the entrance of Riverbanks Zoo and Garden.
Dems Demand Answers from Haley on Hacking Incident
Democratic legislators are calling for three things in the wake of a statewide hacking debacle: an independent investigation; tax credits for citizens possibly damaged in the scandal; and reimbursement to those whose assets are stolen as a result of the data that was compromised.
3 Winning Lottery Tickets Sold in SC
No one in South Carolina took home the top prize, but the SC Lottery Commission says we did have three winners.
Revenue's cyber security job vacant for last year
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The chairman of a Senate panel investigating the exposure of taxpayers' personal data says he's upset to learn that a $25,000 purchase could have prevented the hacking.
Few attend ethics reform panel hearing
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Only a handful of people turned out for a public meeting on how to reform South Carolina ethics laws.
Police: Man Steals $130 in Lottery Tickets
Getting your hands on a lottery ticket seems to be a hot commodity.
Investment to Add Jobs in Calhoun County
More jobs are on their way to the Palmetto State thanks to a more than $4 million investment.
