USC Move-In Weekend Welcomes 5,000 Students, Sparks Surge in Columbia Activity
COLUMBIA, S.C. — The University of South Carolina’s campus came alive this past weekend as more than 5,000 students moved into residence halls, officially kicking…
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5 North Carolina Beaches and 9 Rivers Declared Unsafe for Swimming Due to Fecal Bacteria
RALEIGH, N.C. — Health officials have issued swim warnings at five coastal locations and nine river sites across North Carolina following alarming test results revealing…
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Atlanta Ranked 3rd-Best U.S. City for Tree Huggers
ATLANTA — With its lush greenery and expansive urban canopy, Atlanta has officially earned its nickname “City in a Forest.” The city was just ranked…
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SCDNR to Remove 120-Foot Abandoned Navy Vessel from Bohicket Creek
WADMALAW ISLAND, SC — A long-abandoned 120-foot U.S. Navy torpedo vessel in Bohicket Creek is finally set to be removed by the South Carolina Department…
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DHS Issues New EBT Cards After Georgia Cyberattack
ATLANTA, GEORGIA – The Georgia Department of Human Services (DHS) confirmed it has begun issuing replacement Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards to residents potentially affected…
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South Carolina Hands-Free Driving Law Impacts 4 Million Residents
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA – Starting September 1, South Carolina drivers will face stricter rules on cellphone use behind the wheel as the state’s new hands-free…
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Charleston’s Most Underrated Meal Comes From a Beloved Food Truck
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA – Charleston’s food scene is known for its seafood-rich Lowcountry cuisine, but one of the city’s most underrated meals doesn’t come from…
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Greensboro Science Center Mourns Loss of Beloved Red Panda Miso
GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA – The Greensboro Science Center (GSC) is mourning the loss of Miso, a Himalayan red panda who had captured the hearts of…
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Charlotte County Kids Learn Bike Safety with Free Helmets and Lessons
PUNTA GORDA, FLORIDA – Families in Charlotte County gathered at the Punta Gorda Charlotte Library this weekend for a community event focused on bicycle safety,…
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Hispanic Heritage Festival in Charlotte Canceled Over Immigration Concerns
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA – The Hispanic Heritage Festival of the Carolinas, scheduled for its fourth year at Truist Field in Uptown Charlotte, has been canceled…
