SC’s sports betting prospects remain murky
But the newest bill is giving advocates renewed hope that legalization may finally be within reach, after years of trying to legalize sports betting.
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Tag: North Carolina
SC researchers explore AI robots for farming
The AI revolution is happening, one crop at a time.
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Carolina Clash serves up opportunity for table tennis in South Carolina
Table tennis, or ping pong, is one of the most popular sports around the world. Now, there is a growing scene in the Carolinas.
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South Carolina looks to crack down on drugs cut with animal tranquilizer
Xylazine, a large animal tranquilizer, is making its way into South Carolina’s illicit drug supply. But no one is sure how much is out there.
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Columbia rugby clubs build strong bond, connect with community
Two rugby clubs in Columbia that have been around for decades have built a family around playing rugby in the South.
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Supersized salamander snags research spotlight
The largest North American salamander is declining in population. A trio of USC undergraduates are researching how to bring it back.
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Sheriff’s department studying white nationalist flyer from Blythewood resident
A new hate group is making its presence known in the Blythewood area, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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Pediatric flu, COVID and RSV cases pushing hospitals’ capacity
Hospitals and care systems in South Carolina — and the Southeast — are being hit with an influx of pediatric patients suffering from RSV, flu and COVID.
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DNR enacts new rules to keep deadly deer disease out of SC
DNR officials are enforcing stricter rules for hunters this season because of new cases of a deadly deer disease in North Carolina.
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Old is new again: How vintage fashion is now a multi-billion dollar industry
With a rise in conscientious shopping seen throughout the pandemic, the vintage clothing business has become a thriving industry accessible for anyone willing to rifle through massive bins of used clothing.
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Carolina theatres struggle with lost revenue, smaller in-person performances
Theatres in both Columbia and Charlotte are struggling with the pandemic and the question of when to return to in-person performances.
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Searching for Native American, minority art in the Carolinas
Nonprofits in Columbia and Charlotte work to showcase Native American and minority artistry throughout the Carolinas.
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