Scout Motors Begins Hiring for South Carolina Assembly Line Maintenance Jobs
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Scout Motors has officially started hiring for its highly anticipated electric vehicle assembly plant in Blythewood, with the first wave of 70…
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First 2025 Cases of Eastern Equine Encephalitis Confirmed in South Carolina
COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina officials have confirmed the first Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) virus cases of 2025, after two horses — one in Jasper…
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Child Killed, Mother and Two Children Injured After SUV Strikes Family in New Jersey Crosswalk
OAKLAND, NJ — A tragic pedestrian accident Thursday afternoon claimed the life of a 4-year-old boy and left his mother and two siblings hospitalized, after…
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Sixth-Gen Camaro Causes Major Highway Crash After Fleeing Georgia State Trooper
ATLANTA, GA — A high-speed police chase ended in chaos when the driver of a sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro caused a multi-car crash on a Georgia…
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South Carolina Employers Honor National Hire a Veteran Day by Expanding Job Opportunities
CHARLESTON, S.C. — On National Hire a Veteran Day, employers across South Carolina are highlighting thousands of job openings and new resources for military veterans,…
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Georgia Launches Global Tourism Campaign With Expedia and Beautiful Destinations
TBILISI, GEORGIA — The Georgian National Tourism Administration has launched a new international marketing campaign in collaboration with travel giant Expedia and media brand Beautiful…
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Overnight Lane Closures Planned on I-20 Near Georgia-South Carolina State Line
AUGUSTA, GA / NORTH AUGUSTA, SC — The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) has announced overnight lane closures for both directions of Interstate 20 at…
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Are Brown Recluse Spiders in Georgia? Here’s How to Recognize and Avoid Them
ATLANTA, GA — A recent spike in spider sightings has prompted many Georgians to ask: Are brown recluse spiders in the state? The answer, according…
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Pregnant Teen Bella May Culley Appears in Georgian Court on Drug Charges as Baby’s Gender Revealed
TBILISI, GEORGIA — Bella May Culley, a British teenager from Billingham, appeared in court Thursday in the Republic of Georgia, where she faces drug trafficking…
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Study Warns Medicaid Cuts Could Force Closure of 37 Georgia Nursing Homes
ATLANTA, GA — A new study from Brown University’s School of Public Health warns that 37 nursing homes across Georgia are at risk of closure…
