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Shane Beamer addressed the issue with a Friday afternoon statement.
“Cue Mariah Carey ‘Cause we belong together.,’” Colorado officials said.
Documents provided by the South Carolina Department of Corrections show Demond Thompson was committed around 2 a.m. Jan. 17, and died two hours later.
A Black employee quit because he didn’t feel safe working at the Domino’s in New York, a lawsuit says.
Pushing through the rocky soil, archaeologists in Spain found themselves in a massive cavern.
In the second week of Alex Murdaugh’s double-murder trial, witnesses testified to video from Paul’s phone that prosecutors said places him at the crime scene, while but conclusive evidence from fingerprints and guns fails to materialize.
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During a candidate interview at The State, Democratic presidential contender Andrew Yang showed why his candidacy deserves to be taken seriously.
Republican AG Alan Wilson said he had no idea the group tied to the Republican Attorneys General Association urged “patriots” to push Congress to “stop the steal” before the deadly rally.
Brain fog. Fatigue. Lung damage. COVID-19 survivors across South Carolina are still dealing with frightening complications. “Is this my new normal? I’m terrified.”
Flamingos on golf carts! relocates its animals in preparation for #HurricaneFlorence
Gov. Henry McMaster’s staff has been “manipulative’’ during the COVID 19 crisis, state epidemiologist Linda Bell says. She’s pledging to speak up more because of the coronavirus threat.
A panel of three U.S. District judges ruled the coastal 1st District, represented by Republican Nancy Mace, is an unlawful racial gerrymander and that elections in the district must cease until further order by the court.
The sound you hear right now is Gov. Henry McMaster stumbling over his own feet right as the gubernatorial campaign ad season kicks off. | Opinion
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