South Carolina’s 8,000 Roadless Acres Could Lose Protections Under Federal Proposal
COLUMBIA, SC — More than 8,000 acres of roadless land in South Carolina’s national forests could soon be vulnerable to development, logging, and mining, as…
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Dead Animals Becoming a Common Sight on South Carolina Roads, Raising Safety and Development Concerns
COLUMBIA, SC — If you’ve driven through South Carolina lately, you’ve likely noticed a grim trend: an increase in roadkill scattered along highways, rural roads,…
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South Carolina Boy, 12, Dies From Brain-Eating Amoeba After Swimming in Lake Murray
COLUMBIA, SC — A South Carolina family is grieving the sudden loss of 12-year-old Jaysen Carr, who died after contracting a rare and deadly brain-eating…
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Central North Carolina Faces ‘Major to Extreme’ Heat Risk, NWS Raleigh Warns
RALEIGH, NC — The National Weather Service in Raleigh has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for central North Carolina, warning residents of an intensifying heatwave…
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NC Man Wins $2 Million Lottery Prize at Upstate Gas Station
GREENVILLE, S.C. — A North Carolina man is now a millionaire after a chance stop at an Upstate South Carolina gas station led to a…
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Two Brothers Indicted After Largest Fentanyl Seizure in South Carolina History
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Two California brothers have been federally indicted following the largest fentanyl seizure in South Carolina’s history, according to an announcement from the…
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Greenville Utilities Approves $1.16M Contract to Upgrade Water Lab Facilities
GREENVILLE, NC — The Greenville Utilities Commission has unanimously approved a $1.16 million contract to renovate the laboratory at its main water treatment plant, a…
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Russia Doubles Pork Exports to Georgia, Challenging Brazil’s Market Lead
GEORGIA — Russia has nearly doubled its pork exports to Georgia, hitting the highest level since November 2024, according to newly released data from RIA…
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Georgia Tomato Farmers Could Gain Big from New Tariff on Mexican Imports
GEORGIA — Local tomato growers may soon see an unexpected boost thanks to a newly imposed U.S. tariff on imported Mexican tomatoes — a move…
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CRISPR Gene Editing Breakthrough Could Eliminate Malaria by Targeting Mosquitoes
UNITED STATES — Scientists have unveiled a CRISPR-based gene-editing breakthrough that may dramatically reduce the spread of malaria by genetically modifying mosquitoes to prevent them…
