Task force created to examine expulsions of black students in Richland 2 Richland District 2 is under examination from a 53-member task force after a black parents association raised concerns over ongoing expulsion statistics — specifically, that the majority of students expelled from Richland 2 are black males.
This week's briefs include an investigation into house fires, Fort Jackson policy changes and a child neglect case.
Today's briefs are about possible consequences and results of Tuesday's elections.
This week's briefs include a former gubernatorial candidate endorsing Sheheen, a woman found trapped in a ravine and an announcement about Marvel's first black and female superhero movies.
This week's briefs include USC Beaufort's decision to become tobacco-free, a candidate resigning from the election and a Rock Hill man being sentenced after pleading guilty to charge.
An agent from the Drug Enforcement Agency was shot in Orangeburg on Sunday.
This week's briefs include a biker rally, a missing woman found in a ravine and Martha Childress leads cheer.
Today's briefs include a lawyer sentenced to three years' probation, charges being dropped on Tony Stewart and a new plan to fight obesity.
Today's briefs include an armed robbery at CVS, an investigation of firemen and the identity of the White House intruder.
The South Carolina National Guard is training its first female artillery commander, a woman stabs her boyfriend twice over a pack of cigarettes and a mother of two attempts to burn down her house
Liquor distillery found in the woods near Holly Hill, University of Alabama study reported 60 percent of college students do not get enough sleep and Joan Rivers dies at 81 years old
Seven adults were arrested for keeping 15 children in a roach-infested double-wide trailer, a Gamecock fan has attended over 600 USC games and two male USC students have been relocated to an all-male dormitory after entering female students’ rooms at night.
The NPS proposes a plan to manage wild hog populations, the CHA announces a housing lottery and the Columbia Police drug lab continues to have problems
Today’s briefs include a man drowning after wading into water to get to sandbar, Carowinds’ new roller coaster and a drone being used by Clemson football.
Barry Wright was taken into custody after he was found asleep in his running car, a coffee pot causes $50,000 in damages and a high school was arrested for killing an imaginary dinosaur.
Waitress suspect in boyfriend’s death Deputies found a 21-year-old male dead from a stab wound after responding to a call on Saturday, The State reported.
New tobacco ban on college campus Beginning July 1 the College of Charleston will be a tobacco-free campus, according to The Post and Courier.