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Increased fire danger in Upstate area of South Carolina, parts of North Carolina
There is an increased fire danger in parts of South Carolina and North Carolina Friday. Increased fire danger through 8 p.m. Saturday for these areas:
North Carolina joins South Carolina in creating bill eliminating DEI initiatives
Those caught using state funds or resources for those programs could be charged with a misdemeanor or be sued civilly.
3 councilmen in South Carolina’s third-largest city charged in bribery and kickback scheme
North Charleston council members, others charged in money laundering, bribery schemes
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3 South Carolina city councilmen facing federal charges amid bribery schemes, officials say
South Carolina truck driver cited in 53-car pileup. One person didn’t survive.
William Crowell Kellam of Spartanburg was cited after his tractor-trailer was involved in a deadly 53-car crash on I-40 near Durham, North Carolina.
Winners (USC) and losers (South Carolina) from the 2025 women’s NCAA Tournament top 16 reveal
The selection committee for the women’s NCAA Tournament revealed its top 16 seed projections for the second and final time this season on Thursday night, just before tip-off of a rivalry clash between North Carolina and Duke.
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Crews in South Carolina discover body while battling woods fire
In South Carolina, near the North Carolina state line, authorities say a fire in the woods led to the discovery of a body. The chief of the Glassy Mountain Fire Department says crews were battling a fire Tuesday afternoon when they came across the body. They don't believe the fire was suspicious but no word on how the person may have died.
No. 8 North Carolina, No. 9 NC State, No. 16 Duke vying to give state’s ‘Triangle’ region 3 NCAA host sites
The Blue Devils, Tar Heels and Wolfpack have made their home state the only one in the country with three different programs cracking the top 10 of the AP Top 25 this season.
South Carolina prison inmates led ring that obtained $5 million in fraudulent COVID-19 unemployment benefits, feds say
South Carolina prison inmates led a crime ring responsible for obtaining $5 million in fraudulent COVID-19 unemployment benefits, according to federal authorities.