CRFD: No injuries in 2 alarm building fire on Bluff Road
Columbia firefighters say no one is hurt after a fire ripped through a vacant commercial building on Bluff Road Thursday evening.
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Richland One Bus Drivers walk in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Thursday morning, bus drivers and aides with Richland School District One took an honorary walk together in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
McDonald's faces 1st lawsuit
A Colorado man has filed the first lawsuit against McDonald’s relating to its e-coli outbreak linked to quaternary pounders.
Croc shoes for dogs sells out
It looks like Crocs for dogs are a huge hit.
Election drives business uncertainty to record high
With the 2024 presidential election fast approaching U.S. businesses are suffering from election uncertainty.
Man pleads guilty to neighbor's murder and had funeral pamphlet with victim's name in his home
A former police officer in South Carolina has pleaded guilty to killing his neighbor after investigators found a trove of physical evidence tying him to the crime, including bloodstained clothing and a funeral pamphlet in his home with “RIP Oscar” and “you should love your neighbor" written on it, authorities said.
Donald Trump tells supporters to 'just vote' at Georgia rally organized by Charlie Kirk
Donald Trump implored supporters at a Georgia rally to vote for him — with an early ballot or in-person on Election Day — in a state that will be crucial in the presidential election.
No end for Boeing labor strike as workers reject latest contract proposal
Boeing factory workers voted against the company’s latest contract offer and remain on the picket lines six weeks into a strike that has stopped production of the aerospace giant’s bestselling jetliners.
Russia amplified hurricane disinformation to drive Americans apart, researchers find
Russia has helped amplify and spread false and misleading internet claims about recent hurricanes in the United States and the federal government's response, part of a wider effort by the Kremlin to manipulate America's political discourse before the presidential election, new research shows.
Coaches will never stop disputing penalties they don't like even if that L is going to stand
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney has disagreed with scores of penalties over his 17 seasons in charge. Complained about them, too. Never once did he expect to change the outcome of a game.
Tech firm claims Chat GPT can be tricked to share ways to commit crimes
One tech firm claims Chat GPT could be giving detailed instructions on how to commit a wide range of crimes that could lead to some chatbot fine tuning
'Gate Lice' stand down
American Airlines is using a new technique to get 'Gate Lice' to stop cutting in line. Click here to find out exactly what the term stands for and if you are guilty of it
South Lake Elementary celebrated as newest member of Lexington One's academic family
Spanning over 128,000 square feet, the $45 million state-of-the-art facility is now home for the Blue Heelers, welcoming over 400 students and 80 staff members since it officially opened its doors on August 7th.
Feds fine American Airlines $50 million
The federal government issued a $50 million fine against American Airlines.
IRS changes standard deduction for 2025
The Internal Revenue Service has announced some notable changes for tax year 2025.
Starbucks sales plunge
The world’s largest coffee chain is seeing a major slip in sales.
Goldfish crackers change name
An iconic cheddar cracker that is popular with kids is getting a fancier name to attract adults.
Governor Henry McMaster signs bill to create trade partnership with Ireland
Governor Henry McMaster loves to say that the state’s economy is booming.
Boeing reports $6 billion quarterly loss ahead of vote by union workers who have crippled production
Boeing reported a loss of more than $6 billion in the third quarter and immediately turned its attention to union workers who will vote Wednesday whether to accept a company contract offer or continue their crippling strike, which has dragged on for nearly six weeks.
What changes if SC voters approve constitutional amendment for voter qualifications?
On Election Day, South Carolina voters will see a question on the ballot that could amend the state constitution regarding voter qualifications.
