Rare mosquito borne illness claims a life
A rare mosquito borne illness is making the rounds in several states and now its reportedly claimed at least one life.
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SCDOT reveals new roadway signs recognizing USC women's basketball
In total, 15 signs recognizing the program’s three championships will go up around the state.
USC's School of Music to celebrate its 100th birthday with special concert
The University of South Carolina's School of Music is turning 100 years old, and they're hoping you will join in the celebration.
Presidential transition planning has begun in earnest, but Trump and Harris are already behind
The Biden administration offered federal resources to Donald Trump and Kamala Harris for presidential transition planning for the first time Tuesday, with experts suggesting both are behind in preparing for their potential administrations.
Care.com to refund $8 million to customers
The Federal Trade Commission says Care.com has agreed to pay eight-and-a-half million dollars to address “unlawful practices” claims.
House prices rise in major cities
Overall, housing affordability in America is finally improving.
Report: Cash-back fees may hurt low-income communities
Cash-back fees at grocery stores may be hurting low-income communities.
Myrtle Beach vet offers hydrotherapy to heal dogs
Monday is National Dog Day, and a Myrtle Beach veterinarian is helping dogs get stronger through hydrotherapy.
Judge in Texas orders pause on Biden program that offers legal status to spouses of US citizens
A federal judge in Texas on Monday paused a Biden administration policy that would give spouses of U.S. citizens legal status without having to first leave the country, dealing at least a temporary setback to one of the biggest presidential actions to ease a path to citizenship in years.
Zuckerberg says the White House pressured Facebook over some COVID-19 content during the pandemic
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says senior Biden administration officials pressured Facebook to “censor” some COVID-19 content during the pandemic and vowed that the social media giant would push back if it faced such demands again.
Clemson fans will now text questions instead of calling into Dabo Swinney's weekly radio show
Sorry, Tyler from Spartanburg, but your call won't get through to Clemson coach Dabo Swinney this season.
South Carolina Supreme Court to decide minimum time between executions
The South Carolina Supreme Court won't allow another execution in the state until it determines a minimum amount of time between sending inmates to the death chamber.
Columbia College students return for fall semester
President John Dozier says one of the college’s goals is to grow enrollment to 2,500 students.
Weightlifting coach on leave after parents claim football players burned during punishment
A Lancaster father says his son recently suffered third-degree burns at his school.
City of Columbia launches gun safety initiative alongside community partners
The BE SMART campaign is just one way that Soda City leaders are using to address violent crime.
Annual 'Naked Bike Ride' in Philly
In tonight's what in the world file, hundreds of people from around the u.s. were participating in a bike ride in philadelphia over the weekend.
Walmart apple juice recalled due to arsenic levels
Walmart has recalled nearly 10 thousand cases of Great Value apple juice because they were found to contain potentially harmful levels of arsenic.
Frozen U.S. housing market may soon be showing signs of thawing
Homebuyers in the U.S. may soon get a break from the increased mortgage rates that have been swirling around the housing market for roughly the past two years.
Water stations installed for residents of Rapid Shelter Columbia
New water stations are now available at Rapid Shelter Columbia -- providing its temporary residents with an easier way to stay hydrated.
FAFSA delays affecting freshmen enrollment
Many colleges across the country are beginning their fall semesters and in some cases enrollment is down.
