A storm system made its way through the state late Sunday night, bringing rain, thunderstorms and hail to parts of the region. Heavy winds also knocked down trees in a… Read more »
Congressman Jim Clyburn was front and center in the national media Wednesday saying “Silence is consent” when it comes to threats made against House members and overall what he calls… Read more »
“Building prisons without chapels was a mistake,” says Jon Ozmint, State Department of Corrections Director. Of the 28 prisons in South Carolina, only 16 have a chapel. A maximum security… Read more »
In an area of the state where unemployment is at its worst, there was some good economic news last week. Solar Energy Initiatives, out of Florida, is expanding its worldwide… Read more »
For South Carolina residents who are making plans to purchase new, energy efficient appliances, rebates will be available beginning March 31st. A total of $3.9 million federal stimulus dollars will… Read more »
Yesterday’s disruption at Sumter’s Main Street U.S. Post Office was caused by an accidental release of pepper spray. The post office was shut down for nearly four hours when seven employees… Read more »
The Spartanburg County Sheriff’s office has arrested three teens and three juveniles in connection with a gang related assault. Investigators say a 15-year-old boy was physically assaulted by members of… Read more »
The main post office in Sumter was shut down about 8 o’clock this morning after several employees became ill following contact with an unknown substance. Sumter Director of Emergency Management… Read more »
Water, as a state resource, will be more protected under a bill that passed the Senate on Tuesday. Berkeley Republican Paul Campbell authored most of the water permitting bill -one… Read more »
The South Carolina Department of Commerce, Newberry County and the Central South Carolina Alliance Tuesday announced that the Caterpillar company plans to increase operations at its facility in Newberry County. Caterpillar… Read more »