Prisma Health celebrates brave individuals on National Trauma Survivors Day
“Just because someone has a brain injury doesn’t mean that something is wrong with them," said trauma survivor Evan McWilliams.
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"Highway To Hope" RVs bring mental health services closer to home
"We provide counseling services, which can be individual therapy services, we can do crisis intervention services if there's a need for that. We can do psychiatric medical assessments for anybody that needs to see our psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner. We also can provide nursing services for any of our patients," says Beaton.
CDC: U.S. drug overdose deaths decreased in 2023
After a steep rise during the COVID-19 pandemic, preliminary data shows that drug overdose deaths in the U.S. ticked down in 2023 for the first time in 5 years.
ACC commissioner Jim Phillips is holding out hope for a 'really good ending' despite league turmoil
With the future of the Atlantic Coast Conference in question, commissioner Jim Phillips expressed optimism Wednesday that the league can still be salvaged.
Uber will soon let riders book a shuttle airport
On Wednesday, Uber announced the launch of a new service that will allow customers to book a shuttle to the airport, concerts or sporting events.
Congress plans to regulate Ai
Federal legislation governing artificial intelligence is another step closer to reality.
Grocery prices are going down
A trip to the grocery store was a little less expensive last month.
TikTok content creators sue the US government over law that could ban the popular platform
Eight TikTok content creators sued the U.S. government on Tuesday, issuing another challenge to the new federal law that would ban the popular social media platform nationwide if its China-based parent company doesn’t sell its stakes within a year.
ABC announces first ever "Golden
Last year’s “Golden Bachelor” gave 72-year-old Gerry Turner a shot at love.
Biden administration is moving ahead on new $1 billion arms sale to Israel, congressional aides say
The Biden administration has told key lawmakers it plans to move forward on a new $1 billion sale of arms and ammunition to Israel, three congressional aides say.
Biden, Trump agree to ABC News and CNN debates
President Joe Biden and Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, are set to face off in an ABC News presidential debate in September.
SC attorney general joins multi-state lawsuit challenging federal emissions mandate for heavy duty trucks
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson is joining a multi-state lawsuit challenging a federal emissions mandate for heavy duty trucks.
AAA expects record number of travelers for Memorial Day weekend
Memorial Day is less than two weeks away and more than 38 million people are expected to hit the highways.
Fed student loan interest rate to hit 12 year high
Student loan borrowers can now expect to pay even more on their loans.
Gamecocks week 2 trip to Kentucky on ABC Columbia
The South Carolina Football X account posted Wednesday that the September 7th game at Kentucky will kickoff at 3:30pm and air on ABC Columbia.
Justice Department says Boeing violated deal that avoided prosecution after 737 Max crashes
Boeing has violated a settlement that allowed the company to avoid criminal prosecution after two deadly crashes involving its 737 Max aircraft more than five years ago, the Justice Department told a federal judge on Tuesday.
Civil War Hero, Pioneering lawmaker could get state house statue
A bill awaiting Governor McMaster's signature would honor the pioneering lawmaker Robert Smalls with a statue at the state house.
St. Pat's in Five Points hosts charitable check donation
The Five Points Association break records with their 42nd annual charitable check donations to 40 Midlands organizations
Graduation ends with unfortunate moniker mishap
A graduation ceremony in Philadelphia turned to a bit of a comedy hour when the announcer found herself mispronouncing graduates names for a strange reason
Hundreds attend 2nd Annual Battery Symposium
At Tuesday morning's 2nd Annual Battery Symposium, more than 300 people from 15 companies across South Carolina came together to network and exchange ideas around battery research, production, recycling, and handling.
