"The devil is in the details": New NCAA ruling could change how student-athletes profit off likeness
College athletes are one step closer to making money off their names, images, and likenesses.
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One injured after deputy-involved shooting in Kershaw
One man has been taken to a hospital after firing shots at deputies in Kershaw County on Wednesday afternoon.
RCSD increasing deputies at local high school due to potential threat on Halloween
The Richland County Sheriff's Department says it will increasing deputies at one local high school amid rumors of a potential threat on Halloween.
Not too late to register for Salvation Army's Angel Tree Christmas Program
The Salvation Army is already working to help grant Christmas wishes for kids in the Midlands community this holiday season. Through Thursday, parents are able to register for the Angel Tree Christmas Program.
Epstein injuries seem like homicide: Family Doctor
A longtime forensic pathologist hired by Jeffrey Epstein's brother says some evidence suggests Epstein died by homicidal strangulation, not suicide by hanging.
Deputies: Missing Orangeburg man with medical conditions found safe
Orangeburg County Sheriff's Office says a missing elderly man with several medical conditions has been found safe.
Armed robbery at Circle K on Broad River Road under investigation
Richland County deputies say they're investigating an armed robbery at a Circle K convenience store on Tuesday.
Alabama's controversial abortion bill blocked by federal judge
(CNN) ---A Federal judge has blocked Alabama's controversial abortion bill. The legislation was slated to take effect November 15th, 2019 and would have made almost all abortions in the state illegal including cases…
Amy O’Rourke's first solo trip to the Midlands
Amy O'rourke, the wife of presidential hopeful Beto O'rourke, made her first solo trip to the palmetto state to meet with voters and talk about a number of issues.
Pediatricians endorse weight loss surgery for kids
In new recommendations, doctors are recommending weight loss surgery for children and teens.
Appeals court won't hold rehearing after reinstating Mother Emanuel shooting lawsuit
A federal appeals court has rejected a request to reconsider a ruling that reinstated a lawsuit over a faulty background check that allowed a South Carolina man to buy the gun he used to kill nine people in a racist attack at a Charleston church.
Officials: Tree branch blown into power line started fire in Los Angeles
Officials say a tree branch striking a power line ignited a wildfire that destroyed a dozen homes in a star-studded area of Los Angeles this week.
Lawmakers discuss bringing "hands-free law" to South Carolina
A South Carolina Senate subcommittee is discussing a bill that would establish punishments if someone is caught using their cell phone while driving.
Explicit QR code accidentally included in books sent home with SC first graders
A South Carolina father is warning other parents — after a children's book he was reading with his son came with a link to some very adult material.
Environmentalists move to sue company over SC plastic spill
Environmental groups are taking steps toward suing a company they say is responsible for polluting South Carolina waters with tiny plastic beads.
W.A. Perry Middle School students take stand against bullying
October is National Bullying Awareness and Prevention Month. In honor of that, W.A. Perry Middle School students took to the Statehouse on Tuesday to spread a message against bullying.
Duo sought in theft at Two Notch Road sporting goods store
Deputies with the Richland County Sheriff's Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a man and women for shoplifting from Pro Image Sport Store located at 7201 Two Notch Rd, in Columbia Mall.
Orangeburg woman accused of falsifying travel expenses while working for Clemson University
A 43-year-old Orangeburg County woman was arrested Monday on charges of fraudulently obtaining funds from falsified travel vouchers submitted to Clemson University.
Water shortage causes Lexington middle school to dismiss early
According to officials with Lexington County School District One Gilbert Middle School will close early today due to a water shortage caused by a water main break.
19 show horses die in northwestern Georgia barn fire
Nineteen show horses died when a barn went up in flames over the weekend, fire officials in northwestern Georgia said.
