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News Summary South Carolina’s State Auditor, George Kennedy, resigns amid an investigation into a staggering $1.8 billion accounting error, following prior revelations of a $3.5
News Summary Former Columbia City Councilman Ernest William ‘E.W.’ Cromartie has been granted a presidential pardon by President Biden, effective January 19, 2025. This significant
News Summary Columbia University has temporarily suspended assistant professor Shai Davidai following accusations of harassment and intimidation. Davidai, known for his pro-Israel views, faced backlash
News Summary In a shocking turn of events, Robert Blanton II, a captain with the Lexington County Fire Service in West Columbia, has been arrested
News Summary A disturbing case of financial exploitation has emerged in Springfield, South Carolina, involving John Lemuel Morrell Jr., who is accused of stealing over
News Summary In a surprising move, South Carolina State Representative Will Wheeler resigns after only three days into the 2025 legislative session. Known for his
News Summary Columbia, South Carolina has initiated a half-million-dollar recovery initiative to tackle the escalating opioid crisis, providing vital resources including Narcan and fentanyl testing
News Summary Jake Rupert, a 40-year-old from Lexington, received a two-year federal prison sentence after attempting to escape from a halfway house. Having been sentenced
News Summary The 2025 legislative session in South Carolina is set to begin on January 14, with Republicans eager to use their supermajorities to propose
News Summary Two former employees of Crowntown Cannabis, Connie Jackson and Alessandra Morales, are suing the City of Columbia after being charged with illegal possession
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