Solider-In-Training Charged With Hijacking School Bus At Gun Point Wanted To "Go Back Home"
It happened in Richland County, South Carolina, near Columbia. Now, his army leaders say he didn't have malicious intentions.
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Three Tied For Lead After Second Round Of Wells Fargo Championship
Rory McIlroy will be playing on the weekend for the first time in two months.
Drake Links Up With Postmates To Launch Much Anticipated Candle Collection
Now through Sunday, one of the coveted scents will come free with any Postmates order of $50 dollars or more.
Tech Giant Google Giving More Options For When, Where, & How Often Employees Go Back To The Office
Google has announced revised work schedule options for employees. CEO Sundar Pichai says employees can keep working remotely until September. After that, employees will choose their preferred schedule.
Nice, Windy and Mainly Dry Mother's Day Weekend
Beautiful, dry and a bit breezy through your Mother's Day weekend
The Music Yard Opens Back Up In Charlotte
One of Charlotte's favorite neighborhood outdoor music and event venues, The Music Yard, is reopening its doors for the spring event season.
Police: Gaston County Man Arrested For Child Pornography After Homeland Security Investigation
A 33-year-old Cherryville man was arrested after a Homeland Security investigation found more than 500 images and videos of child pornography, according to Gaston County police.
SLED Investigates An Officer Involved Shooting In York County
Police say they have opened an investigation after deputies were involved in a shooting near Rock Hill on Friday afternoon.
As Vaccinations Drop, North Carolina May Offer Financial Perks
At a time when fewer and fewer North Carolinians are coming in for a COVID-19 vaccine, state health officials are examining ideas from other states to see what incentives might work to boost participation.
South Carolina House Adds Firing Squad To Execution Methods
The South Carolina House voted Wednesday to add a firing squad to the state’s execution methods amid a lack of lethal-injection drugs — a measure meant to jump-start executions in a state that once had one of the busiest death chambers in the nation.
