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Mike Switzer interviews John Warner, a serial entrepreneur based in Greenville, SC and now author of the book, The Tuesday Code.
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Mike Switzer interviews John Warner, a serial entrepreneur based in Greenville, SC and now author of the book, The Tuesday Code.
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Domestic violence is a persistent, deadly crisis in South Carolina. New data confirm the state's rate of intimate partner violence continues to exceed the national average.
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One of the biggest wildlife movements of the year can happen on a cold, wet night when most of us would rather stay indoors. Spotted salamanders spend much of their lives underground, hidden beneath forest soil and leaf litter.
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A bipartisan bill backed by Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., would create a 20% federal tax credit for film and TV projects, with bonus credits for rural areas, disaster zones, and independent productions.
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Murdaugh's defense team wants to know more about a grand jury investigation into allegations officers removed bloody clothes and weapons from the crime scene in 2021.
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As the 2026–27 flu season kicks off, the South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is urging residents across the state to protect themselves and their communities by getting an annual flu vaccine.
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With the statewide general election just about a month away, on Nov. 3, election leaders are in need of volunteers.
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The deadlines for three different registration methods will pass by the end of Monday, Oct. 5.
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Mike Switzer interviews Amy Armstrong, executive director at the South Carolina Environmental Law Project in Pawleys Island, SC.