The Columbia Richland Fire Department is investigating an apartment complex where residents say they have been living without heat and carbon monoxide detectors.
The Lexington County Public Information Officer, Jessica Imbimbo says Lexington County Fire Service Engine 316 collided with another vehicle at the intersection of St. Matthews Road and Pine Tower Circle in Swansea.
Local educators cited a number of reasons for leaving the profession. Among them, they say they felt overworked and underappreciated. Ultimately, the stress became too much to bear.
The fatal school shooting in Michigan has folks in Orangeburg thinking back to the school shooting in August where three students were shot in the parking lot after school.
South Carolina’s attorney general said more lawsuits could be coming if the state decides to challenge other pandemic-related actions from the Biden administration. To this point, South Carolina has already joined other states to file three lawsuits challenging federal vaccine requirements
The loss of two longtime volunteers, Stuart and Wanda Stout, leaves a hole in the heart of the organization and an even bigger void in the lives of their adult kids. Dayton, Morgan, and Blaine are coping with the losses of their parents this holiday season.
Dr. Anthony Fauci told reporters that the person was a traveler in California who returned from South Africa on Nov. 22 and tested positive Nov. 29. Fauci said the person was vaccinated for COVID-19 but had not received a booster shot and was experiencing “mild symptoms.”
After a federal judge sided with South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson Tuesday to block the federal government from requiring healthcare workers receive the COVID-19 vaccine, Lexington Medical Center will pause its requirement for employees.
A fourth student, a 17-year-old boy, died Wednesday from wounds he suffered when a sophomore opened fire at a Michigan high school a day earlier, authorities said.
So far this year, 64 people have reported that someone had filed their taxes for them, making tax fraud the top reported way that consumers had their identities stolen in the state, according to the SC Dept. of Consumer Affairs.
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