Life Between Callsby Haley WilliamsMay 2018When you cannot see your local firefighters, they are typically behind the walls of their respective station. Life at Station One in Richland County is not much different from any other...
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Perhaps the most visible legacy of climate change is the erosion of South Carolina’s coast. Kristina Rackley examines the issue in a three-part series that looks at life along two of the state’s most iconic beaches, Folly and Edisto.
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The housing and eviction crisis in Columbia by Larissa Johnson For those living on the margins of...
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Columbia man tells his story about opioid addiction to try and warn other Americans about the dangers and pitfalls of the growing opioid addiction crisis in the U.S.
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Guests at Catitude Cat Cafe are able to begin the cat adoption process in-house. USC student Maria...
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Traveling Postcards, a workshop that combines crafting and healing, was held this week at USC’s new Center for Health and Well-being. The postcards will be distributed to victims of sexual assault.
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University of South Carolina professor Bobby Donaldson won the prestigious visionary award for his work documenting the civil rights movement in Columbia.
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Recently posted study by UCLA says that e-cigarettes and vapers could be causing more harm than people actually think. The results may shock those that are using them to quit smoking.
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Purchasing a concert ticket is no longer as easy as click and pay. Taylor Swift is heading a new movement to get the tickets in the hands of her real fans.
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According to a recent study, 20 percent of college students have or have had an eating disorder. Many factors in the life of a college student can lead to an eating disorder and most go unnoticed. One college student tells her story.
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