South Carolina News

Would You Feel Good About Digital Covid Tracking?

Edge: Tracking Covid On Your Smart Phones

Countries may soon require visitors to have a Covid passport on their phones and test negative before entering the country.

Local Healthcare Providers Work To Combat Vaccination Hesitation

Local healthcare providers are making a push to encourage vaccination and quell fears about the process; especially in minority communities that have a long history of distrust in the medical industry.

House Votes To Increase COVID-19 Stimulus Checks To $2,000, Sending Trump's Request To GOP-Controlled Senate

The United States House of Representatives just voted to support President Donald Trump's demand for larger COVID-19 relief checks, boosting the amount from $600 to $2,000 per person. Now, the request goes to Senate.

Panthers Spoil Washington's Attempt To Clinch NFC East

The Panthers won for the first time in over a month.

College Students Recruited As Teachers To Keep Schools Open

As the coronavirus sidelines huge numbers of educators, school districts around the country are aggressively recruiting substitute teachers, offering bonuses and waiving certification requirements in order to keep classrooms open.

South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster Tests Positive For COVID-19

After undergoing routine testing due to coming into close contact with the COVID-19 virus, Governor Henry McMaster was notified late Monday evening that he has tested positive for the virus.

Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn

Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn will occur on December 21st, 2020.

Carolina Panthers Announce They Are Parting Ways With General Manager Marty Hurney

Carolina Panthers Owner David Tepper has informed Marty Hurney that he will not continue as general manager, the team announced today.

Got Game: Do You Blame Teddy Bridgewater For The Panthers Struggles

The Carolina Panthers lost to the Green Bay Packers Saturday, 24-16, and are now 4-10 on the season.

First Lady Peggy McMaster Tests Positive For COVID-19

South Carolina health officials say First Lady Peggy McMaster tested positive for coronavirus after taking a precautionary routine test on Thursday, December 17th.

Fort Mill Schools Going To Remote Learning Due To Possible Community Spread Of Coronavirus At Several Schools

All Fort Mill schools will be moving to virtual learning December 17th and December 18th due to the possibility of community spread of the coronavirus in several schools, according to a news release.

As Some Shutter, SC Schools Get $84M To Aid Re-Opening Plans

South Carolina’s public school districts are getting more than $84 million in federal aid to help get facilities reopened amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, officials announced this week, as some of the state’s largest districts shut off in-person learning due to rising case numbers.