A slave market is still sitting in Jefferson County more than 250 years later. And the plans to move it out of Louisville are on pause. Community activists are hosting a boycott until it’s moved out of town or demolished.
An Augusta woman says a man she did not know climbed through her window and raped her. Now Darrell Oliver is behind bars but we’re learning this is the third time he’s been charged with rape.
A new report details that from last year to this year, nearly 7,000 educators left their teaching jobs across the state. South Carolina educators cited a number of reasons for leaving the profession.
An Aiken daycare is now getting sued by a local mom after police say this daycare worker caused this knot on a 3-year-old under her care. Now we’re getting a first-hand look at what happened.
$1 million for new sculptures, $3 million for three new fire stations – all allocated by the city back in 2015. But progress is nowhere near complete. City leaders are launching a new tool they hope will help push these projects back in the spotlight.
The first case of COVID’s new omicron strain is now officially reported in the United States. Wednesday the CDC announced there is a case out of San Francisco California. The U.S. is now one of at least 24 countries who have detected the strain.
The city of Augusta officially declared December 1 World Aids Day in the city. It’s an issue that hits close to home. Augusta ranks sixth for highest rates of STD among U.S. cities.
People around the world are on edge as cases of the omicron COVID variant are popping up in at least 20 countries. Local experts say not to go into a frenzy.
Wall Street’s losses deepened on Tuesday after the head of the Federal Reserve said it will consider shutting off its support for financial markets sooner than expected.
A federal judge sided with South Carolina and Georgia, blocking the federal government from requiring health care workers to be vaccinated against COVID 19.
The U.S. Postal Service says there’s still time to send Santa a letter until Dec. 10. If you put a letter in the mail, your or your kids wishes could come true.
Change comes nearly after our I-Team exposed how the previous policy prevented firefighters from forcing their way into the home of a woman who needed help.
South Carolina’s teacher shortage has worsened in the last year, with more than a thousand teaching jobs unfilled at the beginning of the 2021-2022 school year across the state.
The two artists have combined for more than a dozen No. 1 hits on the Billboard country music charts while racking up more than 12 million album sales.
A lawyer for an Atlanta-area sheriff argued that the sheriff’s use of a restraint chair doesn’t amount to excessive force under any clearly established law.
