What Not to Buy on Black Friday
There are plenty of deals on Black Friday, but just because that toaster or television is billed as a "doorbuster," it doesn't necessarily mean it's a good purchase.
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Limited Medicaid screening program falls far short of goals
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Fewer South Carolinians than expected have enrolled in a limited benefits program for poor residents who fall in an insurance gap, and only a tiny portion of them are getting the free medical screenings it provides.
Justices disbar attorney who stole millions from his clients
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina Supreme Court has disbarred a once-high-profile attorney who stole more than $2 million from his clients.
Interfaith Thanksgiving Dinner Feeds Thousands of Homeless
For Thanksgiving, St. Peters and First Baptist Church joined for the 25th Interfaith Thanksgiving Dinner to help feed those in need.
Anonymous donor gives University of SC nearly $4 million
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — An anonymous donor has given the University of South Carolina nearly $4 million for scholarship and educational programs.
Suspect charged in 2013 shooting case
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Columbia police have charged a suspect with a killing just over two years ago.
Future soldiers give thanks at Fort Jackson
Soldiers in Fort Jackson's basic training program took a break from the strenuous regimen Wednesday to celebrate Thanksgiving.
USC and Clemson Bands Unite to Honor S.C.
Putting differences aside to be South Carolina Strong. USC and Clemson's bands have something special in store for this Saturday's showdown between the Gamecocks and the Tigers.
Interfaith Thanksgiving Dinner celebrates 25 years
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — For the 25th year, two Columbia churches are coming together to make sure everyone has a hot turkey dinner on Thanksgiving.
SC Highway Patrol Increases Patrols for Thanksgiving Weekend
Thousands of South Carolinians are expected to hit the road Thanksgiving weekend.
A Look at the Hot Toys for Holiday 2015
Which toys will warm the hearts of parents and kids for the holiday 2015 shopping season?
Midlands' Christmas trees standing tall after floods
Midlands' Christmas tree growers are ready for the post-Thanksgiving rush after a year of weather extremes.
Inside the Police Academy: How SC Officers Get Trained
Danielle Randolph has spent a lifetime preparing to be a police officer. She grew up with a father who did both. Now, 29-year-old Randolph said she had lessons to share with her own son.
Dangerous Chagas Infection From 'Kissing Bug' Found in 5 States
A rare parasitic infection called Chagas disease has been gaining headlines in recent weeks after cases of the infection were reported in at least five states, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Newborn Left in Christmas Nativity Manger at Church, Cops Say
For a short time Monday afternoon, the Christmas manger at a New York City church might've been able to pass for the real thing: A newborn baby, with the umbilical cord still attached, was abandoned there. Now, New York City police are searching for whoever left the child.
Pope Francis Arrives for First-Ever Trip to Africa
As Pope Francis arrives in Africa, shortly after a rash of terrorist attacks in Beirut, Paris and Bamako, there is huge concern for his safety.
Meet Honest and Abe: This Year’s 'Pardoned' Turkeys
Honest and Abe were chosen by Jihad Douglas, chairman of the National Turkey Federation, to be “pardoned” by President Obama this week –- a decade’s old tradition performed at the White House before Thanksgiving every year.
Last Day to Register for Operation Santa Claus
The Newberry County Sheriff’s Office, along with the business community and residents are teaming up to provide gifts for the less fortunate during the holiday season.
Main Street Ice Set to Open Thanksgiving Day
The weather may be cooling down, but things will be heating up as the City of Columbia's outdoor ice skating rink gears up to be a holiday hot spot..
Hold the Stuffing! Beware of Thanksgiving Calorie Overload
The Thanksgiving holiday often means spending time with family, watching football or parades, and eating turkey dinner until your pants are at risk of splitting. But if you're concerned about literally busting a gut, we've compiled a few helpful tips on enjoying your Thanksgiving meal without the gluttony.
