SLED releases annual Crime in South Carolina report
South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) released its annual Crime in South Carolina’ report today.
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Carolina-For-All held 3rd annual Social Justice Gala
Thursday afternoon, Dec. 4, Carolina-For-All hosted its third annual Social Justice Gala and Modjeska Simkins Freedom Fighter Award Dinner.
SC Dept. of Public Health announces changes to milk purchases for WIC recipients
SC Dept. of Public Health, announced that WIC will only pay for store brand milk or the lowest-cost milk.
SC governor issues executive order to halt race-based spending quotas for S.C. agencies
Governor Henry McMaster says race should not be a factor when state agencies are making their budgets.
SC National Guard members returning to Washington D.C.
Members of the South Carolina National Guard are returning to our nation’s capitol.
Student loan caps could affect grad nursing students seeking ‘non-professional’ degrees
New student loan guidelines set to be put in place by the Trump administration could mean a hit to some healthcare workers, especially those seeking to further their nursing education.
SC marks World AIDS Day with rally, vigil for HIV awareness
Monday marks World HIV/AIDS Day, a global initiative uniting in the fight against the illness by honoring the efforts to end it.
SC food banks granted emergency food response money
Four food banks in the region has been granted $405,185 from the One SC Fund for emergency food response.
Former State Representative RJ May accused of not filing taxes
Former State Representative RJ May is facing additional charges.
South Carolina healthcare officials unveil brain health tool kit
Healthcare workers in South Carolina have a new ‘tool’ in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease.
