Carolina Panthers Charities launches grant for high schools hit by Hurricane Helene
Carolina Panthers Charities announced Friday a grant program to aid high school athletic programs in North and South Carolina that were impacted by Hurricane Helene.
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Finlay calls for review of Richland One leaders following release of "unsatisfactory" report cards; Bauer responds
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) -- After four schools within Richland School District One received unsatisfactory scores in statewide report cards,…
Biden to push for more free contraception
The Biden Administration is proposing what it calls “The most significant” expansion of contraception coverage under the Adorable Care Act.
'X' letting Ai train on users' posts
Some X-users are up in arms after the social media company changed its terms of service to let its Ai train on everyone’s posts.
Frozen waffles recalled due to listeria risk
Check your freezers!
Last full-size Kmart store closes
Attention K-mart shoppers, it is the end of an era.
Trump makes more debunked claims about FEMA as he surveys storm damage in North Carolina
Surveying storm damage in North Carolina, former President Donald Trump on Monday blasted federal emergency responders whose work has been stymied by armed harassment and a deluge of misinformation, but he said he was not concerned that the aftermath of Hurricane Helene would affect election results in the battleground state.
Biltmore Estate to reopen Nov. 2, invites guests for holiday celebrations after Helene
The Biltmore Estate announces reopening plans in time for the holiday season, just over three weeks after suffering damage from Hurricane Helene.
Harris seeks to win over Republicans uneasy about Trump with visits to Midwestern suburbs
Democrat Kamala Harris is out to win over suburban voters uneasy about Republican Donald Trump as she touches down in three Midwestern battleground states on Monday to hold moderated conversations with Republican Liz Cheney.
Clemson approves an athletic fee of $150 per semester for students starting next year
Clemson University's board of trustees has approved an athletic fee of $150 per semester for students starting next academic year.
9 men sentenced to more than 100 years in prison combined for drug trafficking, money laundering
Nine men have been sentenced to a total of more than 100 years in prison after pleading guilty to money laundering, drug trafficking
Road, lane closures scheduled for 'Unumb Center 5K for Autism Awareness'
The Lexington Police Department releases details on lane and road closures Saturday morning for the first inaugural Unumb Center 5K for Autism Awareness
State Museum's newest exhibition will showcase over 70 iconic Disney costumes
The SC State Museum's newest exhibition, "Heroes and Villains -- the Art of the Disney Costume" will showcase more than 70 costumes from the last six decades -- offering guests an up close view of Disney's iconic clothing in films.
Gummy candy more popular due to cocoa prices
There may be less chocolate to steal from your kids’ trick-or-treat bags this Halloween.
Hurricane Milton losses could reach $34 billion
Early estimates indicate Hurricane Milton could be one of the top costliest storms in U.S. history.
New Butterball turkey eliminates thawing process
If you are already dreading the Thanksgiving feast preps, Butterball has at least one step in the process you can cut.
Girl Scouts vote to raise fees
Being a Girl Scout could soon cost you more.
Condemned South Carolina inmate chooses to die by lethal injection
A condemned South Carolina inmate chose Friday to be executed by lethal injection, instead of by firing squad or electrocution, for killing a store clerk in 1999.
South Carolina upgrades to new voting tabulators for faster & secure results
South Carolina purchased more than 3,200 new voting tabulator machines.
CCU student-driven publishing lab receives grant from SC Arts Commission
Coastal Carolina University's student-driven publishing lab, the Athenaeum Press, has received a $150,000 partnership grant from the South Carolina Arts Commission.
