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Wildlife officials urge temporary removal of bird feeders

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is urging residents who own bird feeders to remove them until next month, pointing to a rise in bird deaths that could be caused by dirty feeders. Wildlife officials…

Company coming to Midlands brings job opportunities

Clarendon County, SC (WOLO) -- A company is getting ready to set up shop in the Midlands, and along with it will come some employment opportunities. 'On Time Distribution, LLC.' announced plans to establish…

Jasper Co. man accused of Criminal Sexual Conduct with children

Columbia, SC (WOLO) -- The South Carolina law Enforcement Division has arrested a Jasper County man accused of conducting sexual acts with children. SLED agents arrested 59 year old Terrance Hill Tuesday and charged him with three counts of First-Degree…

DHEC: More than 5,000 vaccinated at Darlington Speedway Friday

The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control provided an update about the largest vaccination event in the state that took place at the Darlington International Speedway Friday. DHEC says more than 5,000 people were vaccinated for COVID-19 in both in phase 1A and 1B.

Governor Henry McMaster names first director of SC Office of Resilience

On Tuesday, Governor Henry McMaster named Ben Duncan as the first director of the South Carolina Office of Resilience. As Chief Resilience Officer, Duncan will be responsible for overseeing grant programs that help repair and rebuild homes damaged by extreme weather events, such as the 2015 flooding or Hurricane Florence in 2019.

U.S., U.K. leadership react to Meghan and Harry interview

WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House is emphasizing America's "special partnership'' with the U.K. government in the wake of the bombshell interview in which Prince Harry and Meghan alleged racism and widespread misconduct within the royal family. White House press…

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