South Carolina asks Supreme Court to enforce trans bathroom ban
South Carolina has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to let the state enforce its bathroom ban.
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SC school districts risk losing $1.5 million in federal funds over curriculum mandate
South Carolina school districts are at risk of losing approximately $1.5 million in federal funding if they do not comply with a new curriculum mandate from the Trump administration.
Trump revokes Secret Service protection for former Vice President Harris after Biden had extended it
President Donald Trump has revoked Secret Service protection for former Vice President Kamala Harris, a senior White House official said on Friday.
Fiery texts from Michael Jordan, NASCAR executives disclosed in NASCAR antitrust battle
The bitter fight between NASCAR and two of its teams who have filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against the stock-racing giant spilled into public view Thursday during an acrimonious hearing that included the disclosure of expletive-laden emails and text messages from team owner Michael Jordan and other high-profile litigants.
Amazon sued over 'buy' movie option
Those movies and TV shows you've purchased on Amazon, don't actually belong to you.
Fox, Youtube short-term extension
Youtube TV subscribers will still be able to watch Fox's content at least for now.
Claire's to close 290+ stores
Claire's has revealed a list of hundreds of stores it will close as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.
Benedict College holds Fall Convocation, welcomes largest freshmen class in 7 years
This year's Fall Convocation for Benedict College marks the school's 156th anniversary -- welcoming the return of students and faculty to campus, including this year's freshmen class of over 600 new Tigers.
U.S. economy's rebound in second quarter stronger than previously reported
The U.S. economy rebounded in the second quarter better than previously reported.
Departing CDC officials say Monarez's firing was the final straw and political meddling is a problem
When the White House fired Susan Monarez as director of the premier U.S. public health agency, it was clear to two of the scientific leaders at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that the political meddling would not end and it was time to quit.
Ford recalls over 350K pickup trucks
Ford is recalling more than 350,000 pickup trucks due to a technical glitch.
Closure of Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' immigration detention center can proceed, judge says
The immigration detention center in the Florida Everglades dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz” must keep moving toward shutting down operations by late October, a judge has ruled, even as the state and federal governments fight that decision.
Dawn Staley says she would have left South Carolina for New York Knicks coaching job
Dawn Staley said if she'd been offered the New York Knicks head coaching job, she would have felt compelled to leave South Carolina — where she has won three national championships — to take the position.
Safety & etiquette -- the do's and don'ts while boating this Labor Day Weekend
LAKE MURRAY, SC (WOLO) -- Labor Day Weekend will mark the end of what law enforcement refers to as the "100…
It's National Peach Day
Today, Wednesday, August 27, is National Peach Day.
Apple launch event to be held in September
Apple is getting ready for its biggest event of the year where the tech giant is expected to unveil its newest iPhone.
U.S. collected $22 billion in tariff revenue
$22 billion, that’s how much the United States collected in tariff payments from importers on Friday, August 22.
Two former DJJ employees charged with providing contraband
A department spokesperson says both turned themselves in to the Alvin S. Glenn detention center and have been suspended without pay.
Roads reopen after gas leak shuts down a portion of Forest Dr.
Columbia firefighters say Forest Drive between Pinehurst Road, and St. Julian Place is now back open in both directions following this afternoon’s gas line break.
At least five children injured in a shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school
At least five children were injured in a shooting Wednesday during the first week of classes at a Minneapolis Catholic school, authorities and a hospital said. Gov. Tim Walz called the violence “horrific.”
