Horry County leads South Carolina in HOA complaints for 5th straight year
HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) – A 2024 Homeowners Association report released by the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs shows Horry...
Recycled City turns food waste back into food while helping the environment
Valley company uses unique business plan to remove food from the waste stream and grow vegetables with the compostOle Olafson, ReporterArizona is the nation’s...
Honoring Veterans With Green Porch Lights In Utah: The Symbolism And Impact
Though most don't pay attention to the color of porch lights in Utah there is a reason behind green porch lights and it's a...
S.C. House passes bill to allow alcohol delivery, curbside pickup
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) - In more than 30 states, people 21 and older can have alcohol delivered from their local grocery store or liquor...
American Red Cross offering Amazon gift cards to local blood donors this February
INLAND NORTHWEST — The American Red Cross is asking donors to give blood this month, and in return, you will receive a $20...
U.S. Senate Kari Lake Receives Key Endorsements In Arizona
Kari Lake Earns Key Endorsements in Arizona Senate Race: A Game-Changer on the Campaign TrailThis post includes affiliate links. If you purchase anything through...
6 fatalities reported on South Carolina roads over the weekend: SCDPS preliminary report
SOUTH CAROLINA (WCIV) - The South Carolina Department of Public Safety (SCDPS) announced in their preliminary report six people were killed on South Carolina...
Washington real estate developer sentenced for coronavirus pandemic relief fraud
(The Center Square) - A real estate developer who was a part-time resident of Vancouver, Washington, received a federal prison sentence for fraudulently...
Washington lawmakers aim for new open carry limitations in certain public settings
The Washington State Senate approved legislation Friday that creates new limits on the state's open carry laws, aiming to add to the list of...
Mississippi attorney general wants to crack down on new areas of crime
JACKSON, Miss. - Attorney General Lynn Fitch is asking Mississippi lawmakers to pass a package of bills that will crack down on new areas...
