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South Carolina WR Coach talks growth, leadership, and the next step for Gamecock receivers

South Carolina wide receivers coach Mike Furrey recently discussed the development of Gamecocks returners, the freshman class, and the growth of veteran leaders heading into summer workouts.
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South Carolina Takes on UCLA in Pivotal Game Three

After splitting the first two games of the series, South Carolina and UCLA battle it out for a spot in the College World Series.
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South Carolina’s Dawn Staley reveals she declined Alabama coaching job before joining Gamecocks

Taking the South Carolina job was a full-circle moment for Staley's family
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A few showers, storms this afternoon and Monday ahead of a soggy Tuesday

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Widespread rain from earlier this morning will continue to taper off to a few showers and storms remaining possible this afternoon into the early evening hours. Memorial Day will be cloudy and cool with an occasional shower possible for a few of us. First Alert Headlines:
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Customers were eating when fire broke out at a popular restaurant in Columbia

Flames could be seen coming through the roof when the Columbia Fire Department responded to the restaurant just before 9:30 p.m., officials said.
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Memorial Day events held across the Midlands

(WACH) — Communities across the Midlands come together this Memorial Day weekend to honor those who sacrificed their lives in service to the nation. Events range from solemn ceremonies and plaque unveilings to festive gatherings celebrating the unofficial start of summer. Here are events, ceremonies, and services...
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Proposed Federal Medicaid Changes Unlikely to Immediately Impact South Carolina

Proposed federal Medicaid changes, including potential work requirements for some recipients, are raising concerns nationally, though health policy experts suggest South Carolinians are unlikely to see immediate effects. A bill...
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Correctional Officer Sentenced for Smuggling Scheme After IRS Flags Hidden Income

Angela Crosland funneled drugs and contraband into federal prison—until unreported income led investigators to her Cash App.
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South Carolina’s Top Delinquent Taxpayers Paid $10.6 Million in 2024

​Delinquent taxpayers whose debts were listed on the South Carolina Department of Revenue’s Top Delinquent Taxpayers lists paid the state more than $10.6 million in 2024. Since the SCDOR launched the Top Delinquent Taxpayers lists in 2020, delinquent taxpayers whose debts were published on the lists have paid more...
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South Carolina Thunderstorm Alert: Strong Storms and Heavy Rain Possible in Midlands and CSRA...

Columbia, S.C. – Residents across southeastern South Carolina should brace for strong thunderstorms and potential heavy rain through Sunday evening, particularly in the Midlands and Central Savannah River Area (CSRA). According to the National Weather Service in Columbia, scattered showers and thunderstorms are...

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