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Columbia, South Carolina, October 17, 2025 News Summary Former Representative R.J. May is facing legal challenges, including ten counts of distributing child pornography and a tax
Columbia, South Carolina, October 10, 2025 News Summary In South Carolina, the gubernatorial race intensifies as Republican candidates, including Josh Kimbrell, support the Moms for Liberty’s
Lexington, October 9, 2025 News Summary The Lexington community is remembering Abraham the Camel, who passed away at nearly 30 years old after surgery for an
Lexington, South Carolina, October 9, 2025 News Summary Abraham the camel, known as the ‘Camel for Christ,’ has passed away after 29 years of service in
Columbia, South Carolina, October 9, 2025 News Summary State Representative R.J. May III is under scrutiny following a federal raid at his home where electronic devices
Kershaw, September 30, 2025 News Summary A 1.8 magnitude earthquake struck Kershaw, South Carolina, early Monday morning at 3:08 a.m. The tremors occurred 6 miles south-southwest
Columbia, South Carolina, September 28, 2025 News Summary The South Carolina Supreme Court has ruled for the state to share voter registration data with the U.S.
Lexington, SC, September 26, 2025 News Summary The Lexington County Council has rejected the Avanti Townhomes development plan, which proposed 83 townhome units. Concerns over overcrowding
Lexington, SC, September 25, 2025 News Summary A teacher from Lexington School District One has been placed on administrative leave while an investigation into their social
Columbia, SC, September 25, 2025 News Summary Columbia, South Carolina is grappling with an affordable housing crisis affecting up to 25,000 people. City officials are addressing
