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City officials dropped most limits it had had on the books regarding short-term rentals. But all new permits will be limited to commercial zones.
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The trial of suspended Sheriff Charles Lemon and former Deputy David Cook was originally set for September but was delayed without a reason being made public.
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The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office said Friday afternoon that 66-year-old Doyle Whisenhunt, of Arkansas, who reportedly crashed through a fence fleeing the nuclear station Thursday night, has been charged with attempted murder and other charges.
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ALICE — an acronym for Asset-Limited, Income-Constrained, Employed — is a metric that shows how much more goes into what qualifies as income burdened than the federal poverty line.
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While Greenville gears up for the first contested mayor's race in a lot of Novembers, politicos right, left, and neutral weigh in on why you really need to care about what happens downtown.
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On the upside, standardized test scores are up since last year. On the downside ...
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The state Supreme Court's upholding of a six-week ban on most abortions has abortion-rights advocates not even sure whether there is a next step.
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A vigil held in memory of 18-year-old Jacob Williamson drew dozens who knew him and dozens who didn't, but who felt the need to support a member of the trans community.
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U.S. foreclosure rates are nearing pre-Covid levels, according to a new report by real estate industry tracker ATTOM. South Carolina has one of the highest foreclosure rates nationally — and two cities with twice the U.S. average foreclosure rate so far this year.
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Urban Institute has charted how the maximum allotment for assistance through the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program line up with reality. In South Carolina, it's a mixed bag.