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News Summary Duke Energy, under the leadership of its new president Tim Pearson, is outlining a comprehensive vision for South Carolina’s energy future. The company
News Summary A significant disruption occurred on Interstate 85 in South Carolina due to a bomb threat during a traffic stop. The driver claimed an
News Summary South Carolina is gearing up for a significant winter weather event, with forecasts predicting snow accumulation and freezing temperatures. The National Weather Service
News Summary The Greenville County Coroner’s Office has identified the individual killed in a deputy-involved shooting as a 75-year-old man. The incident occurred in Travelers
News Summary A fatal accident on Interstate 95 in Orangeburg County left couple Kyle and Sara Greene from North Carolina dead and their child hospitalized.
News Summary South Carolina faces a significant wildfire crisis as Governor Henry McMaster declares a state of emergency. Over 175 wildfires are reported, fueled by
News Summary South Carolina is highlighting 20 standout startups that exemplify innovation across diverse industries such as technology, lifestyle, and life sciences. These companies, launched
News Summary Michael Haldeman, owner of SpokeWorks Bicycle Workshop, has been awarded South Carolina’s State Small Business Person of the Year by the U.S. SBA.
News Summary AIRSYS Cooling Technologies has announced a $40 million investment to establish its global headquarters in Woodruff, Spartanburg County, creating 215 new jobs. The
News Summary Volvo Cars is set to lay off 125 employees from its Charleston manufacturing plant, constituting 5% of its workforce. This decision reflects the
