Atlantic System Given 70% Chance of Tropical Development by National Hurricane Center
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Forecasters are monitoring a tropical disturbance moving across the central Atlantic that now carries a 70% chance of developing into a named…
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Former Produce Manager Warns Against Pre-Sliced Fruit—Here’s What Health Officials Say You Should Do Instead
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — A former grocery manager has gone viral after alleging that pre-sliced fruit is preserved by soaking it in bleach water. The…
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Oklahoma Woman Claims Bass Pro Shops Uses Aquariums as Tax Loophole
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — A viral TikTok video is raising eyebrows after a woman claimed Bass Pro Shops avoids paying most federal taxes by classifying…
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San Diego Man Claims He Filmed UFO Emerging From Water at Pier
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — A late-night walk along a San Diego pier turned into what one man described as a surreal experience after he claimed…
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Charlotte County Library Rebuild Moves Forward After Hurricane Ian Damage
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. — Nearly three years after Hurricane Ian forced the closure of the Mid-County Regional Library, construction to restore the facility is finally…
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Charlotte County Residents Celebrate Reopening of Gillot Boulevard Bridge
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. — After nearly three years of closures, detours, and frustration, Charlotte County residents are celebrating the long-awaited reopening of the Gillot Boulevard…
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Charlotte Mother Says Rental Company Negligence Left Family Without Power
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A Charlotte mother says her family was left sweltering in extreme heat after her rental company failed to pay a utility bill,…
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Fire Destroys WoodMill Winery in Vale, North Carolina
VALE, N.C. — A devastating fire destroyed the WoodMill Winery in Lincoln County on Sunday morning, drawing multiple fire departments and emergency crews to the…
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Hiring Events Scheduled Across South Carolina for Workforce Development Month
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Job seekers across South Carolina will have multiple opportunities this month as a series of hiring events and career fairs are being…
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Georgia Farmers Warned as Invasive Cotton Jassid Spreads Across State
ATLANTA, Ga. — Georgia agriculture officials are urging farmers to be on high alert as a destructive invasive insect, the cotton jassid, rapidly spreads through…
