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Red Cross volunteers sewing face masks to help veterans and their families
Red Cross volunteers across the state are working to sew face masks for veterans and their families, to protect them from COVID-19.
UofSC announces face covering policy ahead of students' return to campus
Starting June 1st, anyone on the University of South Carolina's campus will be required to wear a mask whenever social distancing is difficult or risk of infection is high.
SC Lottery to offer drive through claims drop-off
Starting Monday June 1st, the SC Education Lottery will offer a drive-through option for people to drop off claims and have their winnings mailed to them.
SCDNR K9 officer passes away
The SC Department of Natural Resources has lost one of its own.
Hearing set for suspects in Ahmaud Arbery killing
The three Georgia men charged in connection with the killing of Ahmaud Arbery have been scheduled for a preliminary hearing on June 4.
Tropical Storm Bertha forms off the coast of South Carolina
Tropical Storm Bertha formed Wednesday morning off the coast of South Carolina, becoming the second named storm before the official start of this year’s Atlantic hurricane season.
Sister of black man who died after police filmed kneeling on his neck speaks out
Bridgett Floyd thought she was dreaming when she received a phone call Monday night and was told that her brother, George Floyd, had died shortly after being apprehended by Minneapolis police.
Many parents returning to work with limited child care options
Some parents in the U.S. are now preparing to physically go back to work but plans are still up in the air about camp and school.
US company trials coronavirus vaccine candidate in Australia
A U.S. biotechnology company began injecting a coronavirus vaccine candidate into people in Australia on Tuesday.
