3 Midlands people indicted in interstate child sex trafficking conspiracy
A federal grand jury in Columbia returned a 10-count indictment charging three Columbia-area defendants in a child sex trafficking conspiracy, said the Department of Justice.
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Darlington Raceway's next NASCAR throwback weekend going back to racing's roots
Darlington Raceway is going back to racing's roots for its latest NASCAR throwback next May.
Chipotle expands benefits to attract 19,000 new workers for "burrito season"
Seasonal work for the winter holidays may be over but now job seekers have a new place to look.
FAFSA changes could unlock more than $1B in aid
The Department of Education is adjusting this year’s free application for federal student aid.
Amazon's Ring to shutter video-sharing program with police
Amazon’s Ring is shutting down its video-sharing program that’s popular with police.
S.C. Democratic party responds to 'State of the State' address
The governor's speech was followed up Wednesday night by the Democratic response.
Gov. Henry McMaster outlines successes and challenges facing SC during 7th 'State of the State' address
One thing Governor Henry McMaster wants to see changed in South Carolina is the way judges are selected in the state.
Dozens gather at S.C. State House for 'Liberty and Justice Rally'
Local community leaders and politicians met at the state house to hold what they're calling a "Liberty and Justice rally."
Conservative South Carolina Senate debates a gun bill with an uncertain future
The South Carolina Senate started Wednesday a debate on whether anyone who can legally own a gun can carry their weapon in public. But whether the bill has enough votes to pass in this conservative state is uncertain.
Sc native nominated for Oscar
This year’s Academy Awards have a South Carolina connection.
"We could save lives" -- American Cancer Society in SC calls for additional funding, Medicaid expansion
"They screen patients who are uninsured or underinsured, and with an additional million dollars, they could screen more patients. So right now the screening that they have, they run out of screening every year. They have patients calling into their office saying hey can I get a screening and they have to tell them no I'm sorry we don't have any funds to screen you," Johnson says.
STATE OF EDUCATION: Superintendent Ellen Weaver speaks on how to improve SC Schools
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) -- Since taking office last year, state superintendent of education Ellen Weaver has been a big advocate of school choice. However, she also has several other ideas about how to…
Study: Self-checkout hurting customer loyalty
A new study finds self-checkouts are hurting customer loyalty to many businesses.
Clemson releases '24 football schedule
The Tigers home games include ACC newcomer Stanford and rivals NC State and S. Carolina
President Joe Biden to make visit to the Midlands
President Joe Biden will visit the Midlands this weekend.
The primaries have just begun, but Trump and Biden are already shifting to a November mindset
Barely 400,000 votes have been cast in two rural Republican primaries over the span of eight days but both Donald Trump and Joe Biden are behaving like their parties' nominees already.
Apple releases new iPhone security update
Apple is working to protect personal data stored on your Iphone.
WH continues talks to secure release of more hostages
Tuesday the National Security Council Spokesman, John Kirby described the talks that are being held to have hostages released as being sober and serious.
ABC News projects Donald Trump the winner of the NH primary, Haley responds
The results of the New Hampshire Primary are coming in tonight and preliminary results show Trump in the lead and according to political analyst is the projected winner.
WHAT IS SCHOOL CHOICE? Expert and lawmaker disagree on whether it helps the Palmetto State
The School Choice Bill creates educational scholarship accounts that provide parents with up to $6,000 to pay for their child’s education. Garvin believes this is a misuse of public dollars that should instead be used to improve public schools.
