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Here's what Joe Biden's 'ascertainment' means and why it matters
Investigations
'Trigger man' accused of triple murder had 200+ felony charges: An error meant a judge didn't know
Tony Wiggins walked out of a courtroom in March when a judge and prosecutor relied on paperwork indicating he had no prior criminal history. That wasn't the case.
Crime
'Things of which horror movies are made': Man pleads guilty after torturing wife in front of children for 3 days
Phillip Bowers was sentenced to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to torturing his wife for three days in 2019.
Local News
Eight South Carolina sites added to Reconstruction Era National Historic Network
The national network, launched in March 2020, connects sites across the country that provide education, interpretation and research for the period of Reconstruction.
Nation World
Feinstein stepping down as judiciary Democratic lead; faced criticism over Barrett hearings
Sen. Dianne Feinstein faced public criticism for her bipartisan outreach and her handling of the Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation hearings
Local News
VA woman cancels Thanksgiving plans after encounter with unmasked man at Trump National Golf Club
A 61-year-old man was arrested Sunday for simple assault after he "forcefully exhaled" on a 68-year-old woman protesting outside the president's golf course.
History
The assassination of President John F. Kennedy: Texas authors take a fresh look
On Nov. 22, 1963, President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. A new book reveals stories about the shootings that have never been heard before.
Lottery
Evening Lottery Results Nov 23, 2020
Lottery Numbers
Local News
Pandemic changes Thanksgiving plans for Midlands families
Many people in the community are changing their Thanksgiving plans to make it a safe holiday celebration for their family.
Coronavirus
Midlands ICU nurse shares COVID-19 experience, issues holiday warning
Georgia Altus has been a nurse in the intensive care unit (ICU) for nearly six years, but says she'd never seen anything like the coronavirus.
Street Squad
Coffee shop hosting mouse, headset drive for underserved students
Until the end of November, Piecewise is accepting mouse and headset donations for local students who need them.
Nation World
Formal Joe Biden transition may begin, US agency concludes
The move by the General Services Administration clears the way for aides of President-elect Joe Biden to begin coordinating with federal agencies.
Investigations
'Trigger man' accused of triple murder had 200+ felony charges: An error meant a judge didn't know
Tony Wiggins walked out of a courtroom in March when a judge and prosecutor relied on paperwork indicating he had no prior criminal history. That wasn't the case.
Crime
'Things of which horror movies are made': Man pleads guilty after torturing wife in front of children for 3 days
Phillip Bowers was sentenced to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to torturing his wife for three days in 2019.
Local News
Eight South Carolina sites added to Reconstruction Era National Historic Network
The national network, launched in March 2020, connects sites across the country that provide education, interpretation and research for the period of Reconstruction.
Nation World
Feinstein stepping down as judiciary Democratic lead; faced criticism over Barrett hearings
Sen. Dianne Feinstein faced public criticism for her bipartisan outreach and her handling of the Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation hearings
Local News
VA woman cancels Thanksgiving plans after encounter with unmasked man at Trump National Golf Club
A 61-year-old man was arrested Sunday for simple assault after he "forcefully exhaled" on a 68-year-old woman protesting outside the president's golf course.
History
The assassination of President John F. Kennedy: Texas authors take a fresh look
On Nov. 22, 1963, President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. A new book reveals stories about the shootings that have never been heard before.
Lottery
Evening Lottery Results Nov 23, 2020
Lottery Numbers
Local News
Pandemic changes Thanksgiving plans for Midlands families
Many people in the community are changing their Thanksgiving plans to make it a safe holiday celebration for their family.
Coronavirus
Midlands ICU nurse shares COVID-19 experience, issues holiday warning
Georgia Altus has been a nurse in the intensive care unit (ICU) for nearly six years, but says she'd never seen anything like the coronavirus.
Street Squad
Coffee shop hosting mouse, headset drive for underserved students
Until the end of November, Piecewise is accepting mouse and headset donations for local students who need them.
Nation World
Formal Joe Biden transition may begin, US agency concludes
The move by the General Services Administration clears the way for aides of President-elect Joe Biden to begin coordinating with federal agencies.
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