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Charles River Laboratories International Expands Charleston County, South Carolina, Operations
Related Research Charles River Laboratories International, a drug discovery, development, testing and manufacturing solutions provider, plans to expand its operations in Charleston County, South Carolina. The $13 million project will include the...

Bison GameDay: The Citadel has a storied history of discipline, patriotism
FARGO — North Dakota State will board a charter airplane on Friday for a nonstop flight to Charleston, South Carolina, in advance of the season opener on Saturday at The Citadel. Next week, it’s more of the same, only this time to Nashville to...

Biotech CEO ‘shocked’ by Uber’s response to assault by illegal immigrant driver: ‘Deactivated my account’
TC BioPharm CEO Bryan Kobel joins 'America's Newsroom' to share details on the attack that left him unconscious and his experience with Uber following the incident. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The CEO of a biotechnology company is...

South Carolina electric vehicle sales, charging expand
South Carolina sold 2,500+ EVs in Q1 2025, ranking No. 34 in market share Senate Bill 275 shifts EV charging growth to private businesses State ranks No. 20 in EV-to-charger ratio with 22 vehicles per port Experts say stable policies could boost...

Can I get an updated COVID-19 vaccine this year? Is it available yet? Will insurance cover it?
Winter is approaching. U.S. COVID-19 cases are rising. Questions about accessing protective vaccines are swirling. Nearly five years since the first U.S. patient got vaccinated to help stem what was then a raging coronavirus pandemic, doctors,...

Python caught in South Carolina arrives at new home
NEWBERRY, S.C. - A large python captured in Newberry County that captured national attention is now settling in at a new home. The Edisto Island Serpentarium said the snake, affectionately named “Nanners,” arrived at the facility on Aug. 21. In a...
See photos of colorful hot air balloons lift off in Anderson County
Pilot Matt Hearst rises in a chariot-style single person hot air balloon owned by Nicole Stuart of Nashville, Tennessee , during the first of six Hot Air Affair, Rise Above Cancer balloon launches from the Anderson I & II Career and Technology...

Media covering Texas A&M make their season predictions
The media covering Texas A&M football offer their views on a wide range of things. Pick the SEC from 1-16. 1, Alabama; 2, Georgia; 3, Texas; 4, LSU; 5, (tie) Texas A&M and South Carolina; 7, (tie) Ole Miss and Florida; 9, (tie) Missouri, Auburn...

Inside South Carolina’s new apparel deal with Nike
The University of South Carolina has approved a new apparel agreement with Nike, as the school’s athletics programs will move away from a longstanding partnership with Under Armour and to one with the biggest brand on the block beginning next...

Warning Issued as a Dozen Earthquakes Hit South Carolina in One Week
At least a dozen earthquakes have struck South Carolina in the Greenwood County area within roughly one week, centered near Coronaca and Lake Greenwood, with the largest registering about magnitude 3.0. The earthquake swarm prompted the South...

Nikki Haley education qualifications: How the Indian-American Republican rose to become South Carolina governor and US ambassador to the UN
“India must take Trump’s point over Russian oil seriously,” Republican leader Nikki Haley said recently, urging India and the United States to work together to navigate trade tensions and energy issues. The Indian-American politician, who once...

Expert explains seal appearance near Grand Strand, likely a harbor seal
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) — A seal was spotted in Murrells Inlet on Thursday. Rob Young, CCU professor of marine science, spoke to ABC15 about seals and why we saw one here. Young said seals are not common along the Grand Strand, but seal...

Is the University of South Carolina Shooting Incident a Hoax? Police, School Officials Claim There was 'No Evidence' of Danger
The University of South Carolina's Columbia campus was thrust into chaos on Sunday, 24 August 2025, following an active shooter alert at the Thomas Cooper Library. The alert, issued at approximately 6:30 p.m., prompted a massive police response...

Youngest farmer in the US receives full scholarship to South Carolina college
A 10-year-old girl from Georgia received a full scholarship to South Carolina State University as the youngest certified farmer in America. Kendall Rae Johnson was presented with a $83,800 scholarship check from the southern university's...
American Resources’ ReElement Technologies and Principal Mineral...
American Resources Corp (NASDAQ:AREC)’ subsidiary ReElement Technologies has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Principal Mineral to develop an integrated rare earth separation and metal production capability in the United States....

Preparing for 'National South Carolina Day'
Aug. 31 marks "National South Carolina Day," and the Anderson County Library wants to help the community learn more about our state history. "It gives you a sense of identity," said Jessica Davis, a technical assistant at Anderson County Library....

No evidence of shootings at Villanova, University of South Carolina: Officials
Unconfirmed reports of an active shooter at the University of South Carolina and a second false report at Villanova University briefly caused panic on Aug. 24 as law enforcement searched through the two campuses before issuing an all-clear....

3 charged with sending ‘drug-laced’ paper to S.C. inmates
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Three people are facing charges as part of what authorities described as a “widespread operation” to deliver drugs to inmates in South Carolina prisons. The South Carolina Department of Corrections said 36-year-old Shataysha...

This freedmen community began in SC amid the Civil War. Now a center will study its rich history.
It’s not an accident that the first permanent structure at Mitchelville is dedicated to archeological research, said lead archeologist Katherine Seeber. The new facility will allow items recovered from Mitchelville to stay in Mitchelville. Often,...

US wants power plants to reuse plutonium from nukes. Is that safe?
The Trump administration plans to supply the nuclear power industry with plutonium from decommissioned warheads dating back to the Cold War. The plan could provide 20 metric tons of plutonium fuel to make nuclear power more viable, but it has...