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SC lawmakers take credit for shift in Boehner plan

WASHINGTON (AP) — The five Republicans in South Carolina's congressional delegation collectively are taking credit for pushing House Speaker John Boehner to take a more conservative approach to finding a debt deal.

Local Animal Shelter Working To End Dog Fighting

Dog fighting is a crime in South Carolina, that the Human Society says sometimes, goes on without anyone knowing. While there isn't a number on how many dogs are affected by the crime each year, there is one dog who stole the hearts of thousands throughout the Midlands after he was allegedly used as a bait dog for dog fighting, and his name is Cowboy.

Woman locked inside Rock Hill doctor's office

ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) — A woman waiting for a doctor to come to the exam room discovered she had been left in the Rock Hill office when the staff left for the day without seeing her.

August 1: National Night Out

Law enforcement officers across the Midlands will reach out to the community during the first week of August. August 1 is National Night Out, an annual event where neighborhoods across the Midlands and across the country host events where local law enforcement can meet members of the community.

Fewer SC students meet US education goals

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The percentage of South Carolina elementary and middle schools meeting federal education goals took a nosedive this year despite improving test scores.

Reward offered after another Charleston fire

CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Still another arson fire has been reported in Charleston, where officials have posted a $25,000 reward for information leading to the capture of whoever is setting the blazes.

SC woman gets 10 years for stealing donation jar

SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) — A Boiling Springs woman who pleaded guilty to stealing a collection jar for cancer donations has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after lying to a judge about being on drugs.

SC Dems hit gov for saying she's white on voter ID

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina Democrats are accusing the state's first minority governor of using her heritage for political convenience after unearthing a 2001 voter registration application on which she lists herself as white.

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