High caliber investigative reporting is something that has become a rarity in today’s current digital age of media. While obstacles such as time and budget constraints have have hindered the progress of quality investigative reporting. One newspaper in South Carolina has helped raise the bar.
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A new South Carolina non-profit is working to make public documents more accessible to ordinary citizens.
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A World War II veteran whose remains were recently identified through DNA was laid to rest at Fort Jackson National Cemetery on Friday.
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A Winthrop professor, reacting to a financial scandal in the 5th District solicitor’s office, says state workers ought to know protocols for using state credit cards.
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Dan Johnson, 5th Circuit solicitor, is at the center of an FBI probe and a SLED inquiry after allegations that he is spending office money on lavish personal vacations.
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Sheriff Leon Lott addressed the media regarding the arrests made of five armed robbers in...
Read More@Hannakbarton00 ESPN says that only 273 brackets remain perfect in its Men's Tournament Challenge, accounting for less than 0.0015%, with 13 first round games in progress or yet to tip-off. #MarchMadness
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After wins by Furman, Maryland and Missouri to kick off Thursday’s slate of games, more than 1 in 5 brackets on Yahoo Sports were 0-3 while just 2.88% were 3-0. In game 7, Princeton made it three years in a row with a 15-seed defeating a 2-seed with its win over Arizona. #March
