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BlackBerry outages spread to North America
NEW YORK (AP) - BlackBerry users across the world were exasperated Wednesday as an outage of email, messaging and Internet services on the phones spread to the U.S. and Canada and stretched into the third day for Europe, Asia, Latin America and Africa.
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SC republicans talking about changing your taxes
The House Republican Caucus has formed a special committee to study the state tax code and make recommendations to the caucus.
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Secretary Of State calls for non-profit 'Angel' and 'Scrooge' nominations
This year the public is encouraged to help South Carolina Secretary of State choose the charities on the annual “Angels” and “Scrooges” lists.
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SCDOT needs more money or fewer projects
Money problems at the South Carolina Department of Transportation are going to affect you one way or another.
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SCANA not for sale
SCANA Corp. denied speculation that the Cayce-based electric and gas utility is putting itself up for sale, following a flurry of trading on Thursday in its stock on takeover rumors
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Cash problems delaying some payments to contractors
Cash problems at one state agency are causing problems for companies and employees across South Carolina.
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SC budget board to vote on health care premiums
South Carolina public employees could be paying slightly more for their health insurance next year.
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Police: Rock Hill cashier illegally used coupons
ROCK HILL, S.C. - A former Kmart cashier in Rock Hill has been ordered to spend a day in jail after authorities say she illegally used coupons to get about $400 in merchandise for 20 cents.
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Lawmakers move to close loophole in SC cigarette tax law
South Carolina is not getting millions of dollars in taxes because of a loophole in the state cigarette tax law. State lawmakers are moving to close that loophole.
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Charleston man claims $200,000 windfall
Charleston man takes time to plan before claiming $200,000 windfall.
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A boy with only half a heart becomes champion of Children's Miracle Network
Soon-to-be 11-year old Matthew Chase is the poster child for Children's Miracle Network and Kelloggs.
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Gas prices a relative bargain for SC travelers
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Gas prices may make drivers squeamish about long Memorial Day road trips, but they can feel better about traveling in South Carolina.
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More state money, no teacher furloughs highlight CCSD budget
“Members of the board we are presenting a balanced budget this evening,” said Charleston County School District chief financial officer Mike Bobby on Thursday night.
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$100,000 Palmetto Cash 5 Ticket Sold in Mount Pleasant
COLUMBIA, SC - Are you holding a Palmetto Cash 5 ticket worth $100,000? The ticket was purchased from Mt. Pleasant Exxon #06 at 1522 Hwy. 17 N. in Mount Pleasant.
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$100,000 Palmetto Cash 5 Ticket Sold in Ladson
Someone is holding a Palmetto Cash 5 ticket worth $100,000. The ticket was purchased from Sunoco Coop #2662 at 336 College Park Rd. in Ladson.
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$250,000 Mega Millions® Ticket Sold in Goose Creek
Are you holding a Mega Millions® ticket worth $250,000? The ticket was purchased from Hess Mart #40381 at 429 St. James Avenue in Goose Creek.
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One-percent sales tax takes effect March 1st
Beginning Tuesday, expect to pay a little more, one-cent more on every dollar, when you buy anything in Charleston county. That's when the new one percent sales tax will go into effect.
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Gas price spikes 10 cents in South Carolina, highest in country
Thursday the average price of gas in South Carolina spiked 10 cents, going from $3.05 on Wednesday up to $3.15.
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Owner of dead kitten offered air fare plus $50
The owner of a hairless kitten that died after being shipped in the cargo hold of a Delta flight says the airline is only offering to refund her air fare plus $50.
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Ducks Unlimited to host oyster roast and Lowcountry cookout
Ducks Unlimited to host oyster roast and Lowcountry cookout at 6PM on Friday, February 18.
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Board approves $564-million construction plan for Charleston county schools
Work will move ahead on more than $564-million in construction projects, that includes repairs and new facilities for five Charleston county schools that don't meet earthquake safety codes.
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2 Your Health:Approval for Alzheimer's screening tool
The Food and Drug Administration panel of advisers voted 16-0 in favor of approval for frist-of-a-kind chemical designed to screen for Alzheimer's disease on the condition that the company demonstrates the images can be consistently interpreted by physicians who have received training in reading the scans.
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Gas prices not expected to affect SC tourism... yet
Gas prices in South Carolina are expected to rise above $3 a gallon, but officials say tourism shouldn't suffer until they reach about $3.50.
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$330M Mega Millions jackpot, 3rd highest in game's history
The Mega Millions® jackpot has skyrocketed to historical levels.
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Gas prices could climb to more than three dollars in 2011
The State newspaper of Columbia reports Thursday that colder winter weather, the weaker U.S. dollar, and increased foreign demand are all contributing to the rising cost of gasoline.
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