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A gusty, chilly weekend on tap for the Carolinas

After a dry, sunny, summery week across the Carolinas, things are about to change in a big way!. A cold front barrels through the region on Saturday, bringing a chance of showers (not a washout), falling temperatures, and very gusty winds by afternoon and evening. Early highs will be in...
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Florida developer faces federal charges in Allen University stadium case. Here’s what to know

A Florida developer accused of pocketing millions meant to build a football stadium for Allen University is now operating under tighter financial restrictions as his federal fraud case moves toward trial. The promised stadium was never built, and the land purchased for the project remains vacant. Here are key takeaways: A federal magistrate judge tightened bond conditions for Lamonica “Monti” Valrie on Sept. 29, 2026, barring him from spending more than $1,500 without notifying federal probation
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Puppies abandoned in trash, Beaufort officials seek answers

Officials are also searching for a lactating mother dog for the puppies, or experienced people who could help bottle feed them.
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‘This isn’t a sound bite’: Judge scolds attorneys at Alex Murdaugh pretrial hearing

LEXINGTON, S.C. (Court TV) — Frustrated by back-and-forth bickering between the attorneys in Alex Murdaugh‘s murder case, a judge declared Friday that neither side would be allowed to file any motions to compel. “I’ve never filed a motion to compel. Period. This is something that y’all need to work out and talk to each other […] The post ‘This isn’t a sound bite’: Judge scolds attorneys at Alex Murdaugh pretrial hearing appeared first on Court TV .
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Penny per dollar? South Carolina voters to decide sales taxes for jails, schools and...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Some South Carolina voters will see lengthy questions at the bottom of their ballot this fall asking them to decide on key local issues. The questions, also known as referendums, will appear on the Nov. 3 general election ballot in 23 counties across South Carolina. Voters will decide on issues such as a 1% tax increase to boost local school funding and general obligation bonds.
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South Carolina Winter Outlook 2026-27: Rain, Cold and Snow Chances

Charleston, Columbia, Greenville and Myrtle Beach face increased precipitation chances as El Niño develops.
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SC State Fair opens with new thrill ride, sea lion show and birria tacos

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Deep-fried birria tacos, a thrill ride making its North American debut and a sea lion show are among the new draws at the South Carolina State Fair, which opened Thursday in Columbia. Opening day brought crowds for rides, food, live entertainment and exhibits celebrating South Carolina’s...
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Mount Pleasant church faces financial loss after pumpkin spill

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – A pumpkin spill that scattered pumpkins across Coleman Boulevard Thursday afternoon is now creating financial concerns for a Mount Pleasant church that relies on its annual pumpkin patch to raise money for local charities. Hibben United Methodist Church says it lost more than half of a pumpkin delivery after a […]
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PGA Tour Severs Ties With Oneflight Amid Fraud Allegations

The PGA Tour drops Oneflight International as Myrtle Beach Classic sponsor following lawsuits alleging a Ponzi-like scheme, but the event continues unchanged.
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Historic photographs of seven enslaved people return to South Carolina in new IAAM exhibit

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – More than 175 years after seven enslaved individuals were forced to pose for photographs in South Carolina, their images have returned to the state where they were created. The International African American Museum (IAAM) opened its new exhibit, They Lived, on Thursday, honoring the lives and legacies of Alfred, Delia, Drana, […]

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