Deputies arrest man accused of stabbing person after argument
Sumter deputies arrest a man accused of stabbing another person at a home following May 1, 2025 argument
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Ex-Miss Teen SC moving forward with help from mental health app
In 2007, Lexington's Caitlin Upton went viral after her response to a question in the Miss Teen USA Pageant.
Over 2,300 high school seniors attend College & Career Decision Day at Statehouse
Over 2,300 high school seniors rallied on Statehouse grounds Wednesday morning for the 4th Annual SC College and Career Decision Day -- celebrating their decisions to commit to higher education, begin a vocational or training program, join the military, or enter the workforce.
Netflix makes changes to homepage
Netflix is making changes to its streaming service.
Disney+ see uptick in streaming subscribers
The number of subscribers to Disney+ is on the rise again.
Survey: High prices keep most Americans from eating healthy
A new study reveals higher prices at the grocery store are keeping most American families from eating healthy.
Real ID now required for air travel
You now need a Real ID to get on a plane to fly domestically.
Law enforcement agencies honor fallen officers who served their local communities
Law enforcement agencies across Lexington County came together on Tuesday, May 6, to honor fallen officers who have served their local communities.
SC passes Utah for most state-mandated school book bans
South Carolina voted Tuesday to remove 10 books from all public schools for all grade levels, bringing the total to 22 books removed or restricted statewide.
Wall Street gains ground as China shores up its economy ahead of trade talks with the US
Stocks rose on Wall Street Wednesday as China steps up measures to shore up its economy and gears up for trade talks with the U.S.
Congress sends Trump a resolution ending Biden-era rule targeting rubber tire emissions
Congress has voted to kill a Biden-era rule requiring rubber tire makers to clean up planet-warming emissions from their manufacturing processes in the U.S.
Midlands Gives raises more than $3.7 million during day of giving
Midlands Gives wraps up another 18 hour day of giving bringing in more than $3 million dollars for nearly 600 non profits
What in the World: A not so sweet treat
An 8 year old gets his hands on his mother's phone teaching them both a not so sweet lesson in this What in the World
FTC to ban some hidden fees
Get ready to say goodbye to convenience fees.
12th Annual Midlands Gives raises millions for local nonprofits
Tuesday marks the return of Midlands Gives -- an annual day of giving to help and celebrate over 600 local nonprofits.
Real ID deadline looming near
Time is running out if you still haven't secured your Real ID and the final scramble is on to get one.
Education Department threatens to hold aid to some colleges with high loan defaults
The Department of Education is threatening to withhold federal aid to colleges and universities that have high levels of students in default on their student loans.
Trump, Carney faceoff in Oval Office leaves gaping differences on tariffs, 51st state
U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney faced off in the Oval Office on Tuesday and showed no signs of retreating from their gaping differences in an ongoing trade war that has shattered decades of trust between the two countries.
DPH recognizes South Carolina’s nurses during National Nurses Week
The South Carolina Department of Public Health (SCDPH) is observing National Nurses Week across the state, said DPH.
Bill would compensate businesses impacted by construction
In the Midlands, lawmaker wants businesses impacted by construction to be compensated for lost income.
