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6th Annual Irmo Cherry Blossom Festival

The 6th annual Irmo Cherry Blossom Festival is taking place March 25 from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. in celebration of the flowering trees.

Eli Lilly cuts insulin prices up to 70% amid pressure to slash costs

The move follows criticism from federal lawmakers and advocacy groups.

American Airlines: Family seating guaranteed

American Airlines has changed its policies to guarantee children can sit next to an accompanying adult.

TikTok to set screen time limit for kids

TikTok has announced a new way to prevent teens from endlessly scrolling on its app.

Supreme Court hears AG Wilson's, states' challenge to Biden's student loan relief program

South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson and other states are challenging the Biden administration’s debt relief program.

Closing arguments underway in Murdaugh murder trial

This morning, jurors in the Alex Murdaugh double murder trial got a new view of the murder scene, visiting the Moselle property where Maggie and Paul were killed.

What to know about Alex Murdaugh’s murder trial

Alex Murdaugh's family long dominated the legal scene in his small South Carolina county but for the past six weeks, Murdaugh has been on the other side of the courtroom, standing trial on murder charges in the shootings of his wife and son.

CAE relaunches in-terminal therapy dog program

The Columbia Metropolitan Airport is relaunching its in-terminal therapy dog program.

Lexington Co. registered sex offender sentenced 7 years in prison

A Lexington County registered sex offender has been sentenced to 7 years in prison, says SC Attorney General Alan Wilson.

Richland deputies give suspicious package update

Richland Co. deputies say a suspicious package found in the 4400 block of Leesburg Rd. is no threat.

Fate of student debt relief plan up to Supreme court

The fate of President Biden's plan to wipe out $400 billion dollars of student loan debt now rests with the Supreme Court.

Sumter Co. coroner releases names of individuals left unclaimed

Sumter County Coroner Robbie Baker is asking for members of the public to take a good look at a list of individual's listed below

President Biden could veto bill changing D.C.'s criminal code

President Biden may have to use his veto pen for the first time to overturn a bill that would re-write Washington, D.C.'s criminal code.

West Va. residents create stir after reports of thick powder

There were some scary moments for a town in West Virginia. Officials were investigating reports of a thick powder in the air.

Two organizations fight to bring more opportunities, inclusivity for disabled citizens under "Olmstead Plan"

Disability Rights South Carolina and the SC Institute of Medicine and Public Health have come up with the beginning stages of what's known as an Olmstead Plan-- a plan that Executive Director of Disability Rights South Carolina, Beth Franco, says will drastically improve the lives of citizens with disabilities.