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A Sumter barber goes the extra mile during pandemic
One South Carolina barber decided to step up his game in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Columbia couple seeks good homes for stadium cats
For four years, a Columbia couple has fed stray cats around Williams-Brice Stadium and worked with Richmond County to find them homes.
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Statewide coronavirus testing initiative unveiled
DHEC is partnering with the city of Columbia to do more COVID-19 testing and to encourage people to get tested.
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Flood detecting AI system could thwart devastating river damage
Two University of South Carolina engineering professors are creating an early warning flood detection system using artificial intelligence. The system could assist state and local agencies in emergency flood response.
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2020 Census stirs anxiety among Latinos
With the 2020 Census approaching, many Hispanic advocates worry the data could be used for immigration enforcement.
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South Carolinians weigh in on impeachment
South Carolinians join Americans across the political spectrum as they weigh in on the impeachment inquiry launched by the House of Representatives earlier this week.
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Carolina Panthers Eying a Potential Move to South Carolina
David Tepper and the Carolina Panthers may be looking to fulfill one of Tepper’s first promises he...
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“Bright, bold and blunt:” S.C. residents, political colleagues remember Ernest “Fritz” Hollings
South Carolinians on Monday remembered the contributions of the late U.S. Sen. Ernest “Fritz” Hollings, whose body lay in repose on the second floor of the State House.
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Proposed bill can bring safety to South Carolina schools
A high school safety bill is brought back into the House after high school stabbing.
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More young voters expected at polls for mid-terms
As voter registration continues for some, early voting has already begun for others, and there was...
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Quiet zones could reduce Columbia train noise
One Columbia resident is working to quiet the noisy clamoring of trains.
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Columbia clinic gives home, safety to refugees
The Carolina Survivor Clinic in Columbia offers medical, academic and childcare help to refugees entering the United States.
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The Carolinas have finally gotten a taste of warm weather in the last two days. Daniella Ramirez shows just how some in the Carolinas are taking advantage of the soaking sunlight.
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The Oliver Gospel Roastery manages to not only serve coffee but its community as well. @kourt804 tells us how.
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DHEC had a press conference this afternoon to discuss the state's vaccine rollout. Nick Davidson, a spokesperson for DHEC, said, "Vaccine hunting clearly does occur. Whenever there is not enough of something people are going to look for where they can get it as soon as they can."