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A violent storm that tore the siding from homes and shattered vehicle windows featured hail the size of golf balls. When all the damage is counted, it could amount to the millions.
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Rumored to be closing (it's not) Spartanburg Soup Kitchen is seeing a steady uptick in residents coming in for meals and, almost as vital, shoes to get them by.
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Rumors that Spartanburg Soup Kitchen would be closing got so bad, some staff couldn't always keep up with their work.
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The Third Annual Victims Matter at the South Carolina Statehouse Thursday called for state stopgap dollars to offset a drop in federal VOCA funding.
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In 2022, a federal judge ruled that barring NAACP and ACLU from scraping the Public Index was illegal. So NAACP built a database of current eviction numbers. On Thursday, those numbers went public.
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Nearly 130 years since the first three women were elected to state legislative offices in the U.S., women remain massively underrepresented in state legislatures.
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On Tuesday, Anderson County joined Pickens County in adding seats to the Library Board. Some advocates say adding more voices is a way to censor materials. County officials say there is no political motive.
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U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman was the only major Republican in South Carolina to back Nikki Haley's presidential campaign. Now he's encouraging her to ally with Donald Trump, despite what often was a war of insults.
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Nikki Haley can’t win the Republican primary with 40%. But she can expose some of Trump’s weaknessesDonald Trump’s campaign has vowed not to talk about her anymore, but Nikki Haley is still campaigning across the country — and plenty of Republican voters are coming to hear what she has to say.
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Data from ATTOM Data Services show that as U.S. mortgage loan totals dipped in all but five U.S. metro areas in the fourth quarter of 2023. Aiken/Augusta was one of the five.