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News Summary On March 7, 67-year-old inmate Brad Sigmon will become the first person in South Carolina’s history to be executed by firing squad. This
News Summary Brad Sigmon, a condemned inmate in South Carolina, has opted for execution by firing squad, marking the first such execution in 15 years
News Summary The community in Irmo, South Carolina, is reeling from the arrests of Green Charter School principal Tina Shaw and after-school director Sulaymaan Benoit,
News Summary Inmate Brad Sigmon is set to be executed by firing squad on March 7, 2025, marking a historic moment in South Carolina’s justice
News Summary On January 19, 2025, President Biden delivered a heartfelt farewell speech at the Royal Missionary Baptist Church in Charleston, South Carolina. Addressing the
News Summary On January 19, 2025, President Biden bid farewell to South Carolina, reflecting on his presidency and emphasizing hope and community. His visit included
News Summary South Carolina is experiencing a remarkable increase in early voting as over 1.5 million residents have already participated this election season. Since the
News Summary Adair F. Boroughs has been removed from her position as U.S. Attorney for the District of South Carolina by the Trump administration, stirring
News Summary As early voting in South Carolina begins, over 1.5 million residents have already cast their votes, surpassing the previous election’s turnout. The early
News Summary This election season, South Carolina has shattered records with over 1.5 million residents participating in early voting, more than double the turnout from
