Expect to pay more for Valentine's Day candy this year
Some special Valentine’s Day editions of popular candies appear to be priced higher than about the same amount of their regular versions.
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Ride-sharing platform drivers to strike on V-Day
Thousands of drivers for ride sharing and food delivery services in the U.S. and the UK are expected to strike on Valentine’s Day.
Open gun carry proposal in South Carolina on the ropes as conservatives fight among themselves
A proposal to allow any legal gun owner to openly carry their weapon in public without training is struggling to pass through South Carolina's General Assembly as Republicans and gun rights supporters argue among themselves.
Medical Marijuana once again clears SC Senate, heads to House
Tuesday afternoon the bill passed a second reading by a vote of 26 to 17.
South Carolina Board of Education advances regulations for book challenges
On Tuesday, the State Board of Education passed a regulation that would make books in public South Carolina schools and classroom libraries controlled by the state instead of the school board.
Biden says Trump sowing doubts about US commitment to NATO is 'un-American'
President Joe Biden on Tuesday said Donald Trump's comments calling into question the U.S. commitment to defend its NATO allies from attack were “dangerous” and “un-American,”.
Nikki Haley stumps in her small hometown of Bamberg ahead of South Carolina's GOP primary
Nikki Haley made a campaign stop Tuesday in her hometown of Bamberg.
Race to succeed George Santos in Congress reaches stormy climax in New York's suburbs
Former U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi, a Democrat, faces off with Republican Mazi Pilip, a county lawmaker, in a race for a House seat that became vacant when George Santos was expelled from Congress.
Portion of West Columbia Riverwalk closed due to flooding
City of West Columbia officials say a portion of the West Columbia Riverwalk is closed temporarily to due flooding.
US inflation slows but remains elevated in sign that price pressures are easing only gradually
Consumer inflation in the United States cooled last month yet remained elevated in the latest sign that the pandemic-fueled price surge is only gradually and fitfully coming under control.
Dairy recall for listeria risk expanded
A recall of more than 4 dozen dairy products for potential contamination of listeria has expanded to more than 5 dozen.
380K refrigerators recalled due to laceration, choke risk
The Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a major recall involving a popular refrigerator brand.
'Waste Management Phoenix Open' gets out of control
(Phoenix) -This next story falls under three words, out of control. The PGA tournament is typically a fun environment with a penchant for good play. Saturday this was not the case. The…
ABC's of Education: Benedict College use grant to tackle mental health, substance abuse
Benedict College gets $195 thousand dollar grant to tackle mental health, substance abuse on campus
Inmate reportedly assaulted by multiple people at Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is investigating an early Monday morning assault at the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center
Substitute teacher accused of assaulting two Pelion Elementary School students
Substitute teacher faces two counts of assault and battery after two elementary school students claim she assaulted them
Sony buys major share in Michael Jackson catalog
Sony Music Group has agreed to buy half of Michael Jackson’s publishing and recorded masters catalog from the late singer’s estate.
NATO leader says Trump puts allies at risk by saying Russia can 'do whatever the hell they want’
The head of the NATO military alliance warned Sunday that Donald Trump was putting the safety of U.S. troops and their allies at risk.
Trump says he once told a NATO ally to pay its share or he'd 'encourage' Russia to do what it wanted
Donald Trump said that, as president, he warned NATO allies that he “would encourage” Russia “to do whatever the hell they want” to countries that are “delinquent” as the front-runner for the Republican nomination ramped up his attacks on foreign aid and long-standing international alliances.
Local lawmakers, industry experts emphasize need for greater domestic aluminum production
"Since the tariffs have been put in place, they've invested over 90 million dollars back into our plant alone. We went from 50 % capacity to 75% capacity which is huge, with plans to get back to 100% capacity. But again that's what the tariff's help us do," Nelson says.
