SC Governor wants to limit junk food items eligible for SNAP
Restrictions could be coming to more than 580,000 people in South Carolina who receive SNAP benefits.
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SC GOP set to host Silver Elephant banquet this weekend
The 58th Annual Silver Elephant Gala will take place Saturday at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center
Trump opens the door for private equity and crypto as 401(k) retirement plan options
Millions of Americans saving for retirement through 401(k) accounts could have the option of putting their money in higher-risk private equity and cryptocurrency investments, according to an executive order signed Thursday by President Donald Trump that could give those financial players long-sought access to a pool of funds worth trillions.
Trump orders increased federal law enforcement presence in Washington to 'make DC safe again'
The White House said Thursday night that there will be increased presence of federal law enforcement in the nation's capital to combat crime for at least the next week, amid President Donald Trump 's suggestions that his administration could fully take over running the city.
Appeals court tosses judge's contempt finding against Trump administration in prison deportations
An appeals court on Friday tossed out a judge’s contempt finding against the Trump administration in a case over deportations to an El Salvador prison.
Daughter joins dad in education field as new teacher at A.C. Flora High
"At the end of the day they aren't going to remember everything you teach them, but they are going to remember how you made them feel. And so for me that's very important to make sure they know this is a safe place and it's ok to ask questions, and it's ok to make mistakes and it's ok to not know the answer," says Abigail.
Deputies: Traffic stop leads to guns, drugs, cash, and stolen car parts
Investigators say on July 22nd deputies conducted a traffic stop and discovered the car was made up of a large number of stolen car parts.
High school teacher charged, accused of inappropriate relationship with student
Investigators say they have evidence corroborating the allegations.
Former Dept. of Corrections nurse assistant sentenced to 10 years in prison
Officials say the inmate Fortune was involved with has also been charged in connection with this investigation.
Deputies: Search for suspect, missing teen comes to tragic end
Deputies say Martinez was wanted in connection with a July 31st shooting that left one man injured.
It's about time! Midlands woman says lottery win was years in the making
She says she plans on investing her winnings.
Deputies: Man arrested for attempted kidnapping, assault
According to deputies the woman fought back and was able to break free
Orangeburg police searching for missing man
He was last seen three weeks ago near the McDonald's on John C. Calhoun Dr.
August 6th & 9th -- 80 years since the atomic bombings of Hiroshima & Nagasaki
"This weapon has not gone away, right? If anything, our capacity of countries who have nuclear development, the capacity to engage in nuclear harm has only gotten greater, and so the responsibility with that has also certainly gotten much greater," says Estancona.
Police: Men facing additional charges in shooting
Investigators say Rymyro Simmons and Keshawn Potter are accused of shooting a victim during a robbery on Trenholm Rd.
Car crashes into Midlands Publix
The car's driver and a pedestrian at the store were hurt.
Shooting incident prompts school to be placed on lockdown
Investigators say a suspect fled the area prompting the lock down of Prosperity Rikard School and the Mid Carolina campus.
Active shooter reported at Fort Stewart in Georgia, multiple people wounded
Officials say one person is in custody
Navy to name destroyer after Midlands medal of honor winner
According to a report in the Navy Times, the destroyer will be named after Gilbert native, Corporal Kyle Carpenter.
Columbia City Council approves first reading of short-term rental ordinance
Some of the new regulations include raising the minimum age of the guest making the booking from 18 to 25 and police chiefs or their representatives can revoke a permit in cases of extreme events like acts of violence.
