Bud Light boycott likely cost Anheuser-Busch over $1 billion in lost sales
The world’s largest brewer likely lost more than $1 billion in sales because of the Bud Light boycott.
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South Carolina lawmakers finally debate electing judges, but big changes not expected
After months of just talking among themselves, lawmakers in South Carolina are finally debating making changes in how the General Assembly chooses judges.
SC Governor signs bill declaring Water Professionals Day
Governor McMaster decided to celebrate the people that keep the water flowing into our homes.
Richland School District One bus involved in accident
Forest Acres, S.C. (WOLO)--The Forest Acres Police Department says just before 9:30 this morning they responded to the 2000 block of Beltline Blvd. to a report of…
Chick-Fil-A recalls sauce over allergy concerns
Chick-Fil-A has recalled its Polynesian sauce due to allergy concerns.
Leap Year's creation involves lots of math and two calendars
Today is a Leap Day, which is celebrated only once every 4 years but do you know why?
Apple pulls plug on plan for electric car, report says
Multiple media outlets report Apple has bonded a decade-long effort to build a self-driving electric car.
How America’s once great department stores became a dying breed
Macy’s is downsizing and refocusing in a major turnaround effort.
Parents say 'Willy's Chocolate Experience' is anything but
Some say it was anything but a world of pure imagination. It was actually more like a world of disappointment.
S.C. Highway Patrol investigates deadly crash
The South Carolina Highway Patrol continues to investigate a deadly crash that claimed one life Wednesday afternoon.
School choice supporters plan to move forward with new bill despite legal challenge
“We have learned through this process that parents across this state are demanding educational choice," said House speaker Murrell Smith.
Congressional leaders reach tentative deal to prevent a government shutdown, say AP sources
Congressional leaders reached a tentative agreement Wednesday to prevent a government shutdown for now, days before an end-of-the-week deadline that risked shuttering some federal operations, according to two people familiar with the situation and granted anonymity to discuss it.
Hotel staffing low as prices near record high
Hotel guests are paying more while getting less as hotels grapple with lingering staff shortages post-pandemic.
Eggo unveils breakfast-themed rental home for National Pancake Day
It’s National Pancake Day and if you’re a big fan of flapjacks then you will want to know about this unique rental home in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
100-year-old sewer line affecting restaurants in downtown Lexington set to be replaced
The isolated sewer line that failed just over a year ago was installed back in 1925. But the problematic pipe can't be repaired or replaced, because in the 1940's, the building that's currently home to Groucho's Deli restaurant was built on top of it.
Hunter Biden in defiant deposition blasts GOP, insists he did not involve his father in business
Hunter Biden was defiant Wednesday in a closed-door deposition on Capitol Hill, blasting a Republican impeachment inquiry into his father and the family's business affairs as a “house of cards” built on “lies” as he faced a battery of probing questions from lawmakers.
Supreme Court, moving quickly, will decide if Trump can be prosecuted in election interference case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to decide whether former President Donald Trump can be prosecuted on charges he interfered with the 2020 election and set a course for a quick resolution.
South Carolina's push to be next-to-last state with hate crimes law stalls again
Supporters who want to make South Carolina the next-to-last U.S. state to pass a hate crimes law increasing penalties for some crimes fueled by race, gender or sexual orientation are running out of time to get what could be a decisive vote in the state Senate.
Humorously morose comedian Richard Lewis, who recently starred on 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' dies at 76
Richard Lewis, an acclaimed comedian known for exploring his neuroses in frantic, stream-of-consciousness diatribes while dressed in all-black, leading to his nickname “The Prince of Pain,” has died. He was 76.
SCDOT: Temporary closure of Gibson Road in Lexington County
Starting on Monday, March 4, a portion of Gibson Road in Lexington County will be temporarily closed for construction, said SCDOT.
