Special Reports
The business of recycling: How SC recycles and why...
By Stephen Pastis | Dec 6, 2022
Black cinema takes center stage, connecting with l...
By Shakeem Jones | Nov 29, 2022
What happened to Columbia’s gay clubs?
by Caleb Bozard | Nov 21, 2022
Today there are two prominent gay bars in Columbia. But once upon a time, there were many more.
Read MoreHistoric Columbia carwash could help solve Five Points flooding
by Noah Watson and Grace Tippett | Nov 17, 2022
Constan Car Wash, once home to a live tiger, now may be used to fix some of the city’s flooding.
Read MoreSC working to improve roads over bridges after years of neglect
by Holly Poag | Nov 14, 2022
The state’s transportation department is fixing roads over bridges after 30 years of low funding.
Read MoreUSC COVID-19 research study to understand impact on Black communities
by Reagin von Lehe | Nov 10, 2022
USC’s psychology department is recruiting African American participants for a COVID-19 disparity research study.
Read MoreLexington County poll reports glitch, Allendale man tries to steal sign-in device as polls open
by Stephen Pastis and Hanah Watts | Nov 8, 2022
The Carolina News and Reporter will keep you updated throughout the day on voting in the Midlands.
Read MoreMidlands, SC, national cancer mortality rates fall amid rise in clinical research
by Reagin von Lehe | Nov 2, 2022
National and state cancer mortality rates are falling. The Midlands area is showing the same declining trend.
Read MoreAs US moves towards electric car future, South Carolina lags behind
by Stephen Pastis | Oct 27, 2022
The state lags behind most of the country in electric vehicle ownership and in building charging stations. The lag in moving to electric in the state is multifold, according to experts.
Read MoreWould medical marijuana benefit South Carolina?
by Kaylie Pomichalek | Oct 24, 2022
A bill that would have legalized medical marijuana is dead for the year. But that doesn’t mean the medical marijuana debate is over.
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