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IRS centers holding special Saturday openings for taxpayer assistance

Tax season is here and the Internal Revenue Service is offering some assistance.

Cinderella Project accepting donations to make someone's prom a dream come true

The South Carolina Bar Young Lawyers Division is continuing its tradition of helping make someone's prom dreams come true with the Cinderella Project.

New pizza-inspired fried chicken menu item debuting at KFC

Why choose between chicken and pizza when you can have both?

Stanley cup maker sued over lead disclosure

The maker of the Stanley Cup is getting sued after several customers have filed lawsuits.

Gambling revenue reaches record in 2023

Gambling is paying off in a big way in the United States.

Library of Congress posts Rosa Parks’ ‘Featherlite’ pancake recipe

The internet asked and the Library of Congress delivered. The library has released Rosa Parks' "Featherlike Pancakes recipe.

Southern Baptists oust one church for having woman pastor, two others over sexual-abuse policy

The Southern Baptist Convention's top administrative body voted Tuesday to oust four congregations.

Chase leads to cemetery crash, arrest

Investigators say last night the woman who said she was late for an appointment when she lead Oconee Co. deputies on a high speed chase that crossed state lines into Georgia.

Delta: Path Of Totality Flight For Eclipse

Delta Air Lines will offer flight for premium view of total solar eclipse in April

Do you want a very up close and personal view of a total solar eclipse?

American Airlines Goes Up On Checked Bag Prices

American Airlines increases price of checked bags

Checking bags on American Airlines is now more expensive than other major U.S. airlines.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis stops in Columbia ahead of GOP primary

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis makes a stop in the Palmetto state just ahead of the GOP primary

Gov. McMaster responds to lack of hate crime laws in S.C.

Governor Henry McMaster speaks about lack of hate crime laws in South Carolina after Charleston residents complain about black mannequin hanging in neighbrohood.

Cayce PD adds new K9 officer thanks to local brewery

Steel Paws helped Cayce PD bring on their newest K9 Nero, a German shepherd mix who will work to detect drugs and evidence alongside handler Justin Hartley.

Benedict College honors upcoming Harambee Festival with musical tribute

George Dezlin, Benedict's Associate Vice President of Student Affairs, says the Harambee Festival will have plenty of music to offer -- including live stage performances, merchandise vendors, a food village, and a children's educational village.