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- Darline Graham’s ‘oops’ moment and the pitfalls of acknowledging ignorance
Darline Graham experienced an ‘oops’ moment. The article observes that candidates who admit to not knowing things, such as the senator from South Carolina, rarely find that this ends well for them.
- SC early voters to cast first ballots in Senate runoff
Early voting for the South Carolina U.S. Senate Special Republican Primary Runoff begins Wednesday in South Carolina. In this election, Sen. Darline Graham faces local congressman Rep. Ralph Norman of York County to replace Sen. Lindsey Graham as the Republican nominee. The winner of this race is slated to face Dr. Annie Andrews in November.
- Mother charged after 6-year-old found with loaded gun on school bus
A mother named Destar Hall was arrested after her 6-year-old child was found with a loaded gun on a school bus in South Carolina. Richland County Sheriff’s Department deputies charged the mother with unlawful conduct towards a child, noting that the AR pistol was not properly secured at home. Hall was subsequently taken to the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center.
- Mother charged after 6-year-old found with loaded gun on school bus
A mother was arrested after her 6-year-old child was discovered with a loaded gun on a school bus in South Carolina. The Richland County Sheriff’s Department stated that the weapon had not been properly secured at home. The mother, Destar Hall, was subsequently charged with unlawful conduct towards a child.
- Mother charged after 6-year-old found with loaded gun on school bus
A mother was arrested after her 6-year-old was found with a loaded gun on a school bus in South Carolina. The Richland County Sheriff’s Department took custody of the AR pistol and charged the mother, Destar Hall, with unlawful conduct towards a child.
- National security question trips up Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina debate
Sen. Darline Graham, who is running in South Carolina's runoff election, stumbled over a foreign policy question during a debate held Tuesday night. The difficulty occurred regarding a national security question.
- National security question trips up Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina debate
During a debate on foreign policy, Sen. Darline Graham struggled to answer questions regarding national security issues like Taiwan and the South China Sea, stating she was 'not that informed.' She emphasized her support for the military, referencing both her father's service in the Army and her brother's 33 years in the Air Force. Graham, who is running in a special election in South Carolina, advanced to the runoff with Rep. Ralph Norman and was endorsed by President Donald Trump.
- National security question trips up Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina debate
Sen. Darline Graham tripped over a question regarding national security during a debate in South Carolina, admitting that she was not informed on those issues. When questioned about Taiwan and the South China Sea, she focused instead on her support for the military and mentioned her late brother's involvement with the Air Force. She is competing in a runoff election against Rep. Ralph Norman.
- ‘I’m Not That Informed on National Security,’ Graham Says in South Carolina Debate
Representative Ralph Norman and Senator Darline Graham held a televised debate for an hour in South Carolina on Tuesday night. This debate was held ahead of a primary runoff election scheduled for Aug. 25 to replace Lindsey Graham’s brother.
- Graham, Norman tangle in South Carolina GOP Senate debate: Three takeaways
A debate involving Graham and Norman was held within the context of South Carolina's GOP Senate proceedings. During the event, Darline Graham cheered loudly after criticizing Norman regarding his stated reasoning for seeking office.
- Heat advisory: Sizzling conditions spark weather alerts for several Charlotte-area counties
A heat advisory was issued for several Charlotte-area counties due to sizzling conditions. Weather officials warned that extreme heat and high humidity could cause heat-related illnesses, with heat index values possibly reaching 105 degrees. Residents are urged by WBTV meteorologists to stay hydrated and take frequent breaks in air conditioning.
- New Hampshire candidate John Sununu blasts Dems for moving ‘First in the Nation Primary’ on Ruthless
Candidate John Sununu criticized the Democratic National Committee's decision to move New Hampshire from being the first primary in the party's nominating process. He argued that New Hampshire remains the best location for a first primary because its engaged electorate allows individuals without name recognition or large bankrolls to have an impact. The DNC has instead approved new calendar dates placing South Carolina and Nevada ahead of the proposed New Hampshire contest.
- Heights Finance data breach: What customers need to know
Heights Finance Holdings suffered a data breach when an unauthorized party accessed a third-party cloud platform containing highly sensitive personal and financial data. Potentially exposed records include Social Security numbers, bank account details, names, and addresses for customers of Heights Finance and those connected to former CURO Management brands. The company reported 734,828 affected people to Texas regulators.
- Sanitation worker dies after falling off garbage truck on his first day on the job
A 32-year-old sanitation worker named John Derrick Dover died after falling off a garbage truck while riding on its rear platform. The incident occurred on his first day on the job, and he was taken to Spartanburg Medical Center.
- Sanitation worker dies after falling off garbage truck on his first day on the job
A 32-year-old sanitation worker named John Derrick Dover died after falling from a garbage truck on his first day of employment in Cherokee County, S.C. The incident occurred around 1:50 p.m. Monday while he was riding on the rear platform. Dover was transported to Spartanburg Medical Center, where he passed away.
- Record heat Monday in Charlotte, strong storms possible
Record heat and strong storms are possible in Charlotte on Monday. Heat advisories are currently in effect for the Charlotte metro area, extending southeast into South Carolina, where residents could experience feel-like temperatures up to 107 degrees.
- DNC approves 2028 presidential nominating cycle starting in South Carolina, Nevada
The Democratic National Committee approved a lineup of six early primaries for the 2028 election cycle, which will kick off in South Carolina and Nevada. Officials stated that this comprehensive schedule is designed to promote a stronger, more representative path to selecting the nominee by earning support across all regions and demographics. The full line up includes states such as New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan, Virginia, and more.
- Famous actress dead after being found unresponsive in South Carolina
Actress Hayden Panettiere died in South Carolina on Sunday after being found unresponsive at the Judson Mill Lofts apartments in Greenville. Medical assistance was administered upon discovery, but she passed away. Greenville police reported that a preliminary investigation showed no signs of foul play regarding her death.
- Russell Fry endorses ex-rival Darline Graham after failing to advance to special GOP US Senate primary runoff
In the lead-up to the August 25 U.S. Senate runoff, Rep. Russell Fry endorsed Darline Graham after placing third in the special GOP primary contest. Both Mark Lynch and Donald Trump continued to back Graham as she faces Ralph Norman. The special election was initiated following Gov. Henry McMaster's appointment of Graham to serve the remainder of her brother's term.
- Russell Fry endorses ex-rival Darline Graham after failing to advance to special GOP US Senate primary runoff
Rep. Russell Fry endorsed Sen. Darline Graham after placing third in the South Carolina special Republican U.S. Senate primary. Ralph Norman, who placed second, will challenge Graham in an August 25 run-off. President Donald Trump continues to support Graham for the race.
- DNC approves 2028 presidential nominating cycle starting in South Carolina, Nevada
The Democratic National Committee approved its lineup of six early primaries for the 2028 election cycle via voice vote, with South Carolina and Nevada kicking off the process. DNC Chair Ken Martin stated that this lineup aims to reflect the diversity of the party’s electorate and represents a strong approach toward winning back the presidency.
- ‘Not on my Bingo card’: Mom struck by lightning on a day out with her daughters
Shyane Gosnell was struck by lightning at Cowpens National Battlefield in South Carolina while she and Porsha Staley were with their young daughters. The strike occurred suddenly when unexpected storms rolled in, leaving Gosnell unable to feel her legs. She was eventually taken to the hospital by EMS personnel.
- DNC approves 2028 presidential nominating cycle starting in South Carolina, Nevada
The Democratic National Committee approved six early primaries for the 2028 election cycle, starting with South Carolina and Nevada. DNC Chair Ken Martin stated that any nominee will need to earn support across the full breadth of America. The lineup includes contests in states like New Hampshire, Michigan, and Virginia, which the party views as a stronger path to selecting their nominee.
- DNC approves 2028 presidential nominating cycle starting in South Carolina, Nevada
The Democratic National Committee approved six early primaries for the 2028 election cycle, starting in South Carolina and Nevada. DNC Chair Ken Martin stated that any nominee must earn support across the full breadth of America through this process. The complete lineup of contests includes dates in New Hampshire, Michigan, New Mexico, and Virginia.
- York man drowns in Broad River, friends said he couldn’t swim
John Daniel Ratcliffe, a 38-year-old man from York, died after drowning in the Broad River near Blacksburg, South Carolina. The incident was reported near the Duke Energy hydroelectric dam on Ninety-Nine Island Road and Ratcliffe was pronounced dead at the scene.
- Serial killer survivor who escaped 18-hour captivity reveals instinct she wishes she never ignored
Kara Robinson Chamberlain, who was abducted by Richard Evonitz when she was 15 years old, now hosts the series "Somebody Knows Something" to investigate unsolved disappearances. She shares her experiences, emphasizing that recognizing and trusting one's intuition is vital for safety and survival.
- Democrats’ early 2028 primary calendar set to prioritize Black and Latino voters, organized labor
Democrats’ process for picking a 2028 presidential nominee will likely kick off in states where candidates need to appeal to key supporters such as Black and Latino voters and union members. The calendar sets South Carolina's primary for Jan. 22, followed by Nevada on Feb. 1, with early states also including New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan, and Virginia.
- Democrats' early 2028 primary calendar set to prioritize Black and Latino voters, organized labor
The Democratic National Committee set a 2028 primary calendar beginning with South Carolina on Jan. 22, followed by Nevada on Feb. 1. This schedule was designed to prioritize appealing to Black and Latino voters and union members, shifting focus away from Iowa and New Hampshire. Party leaders praised the plan for giving candidates a chance to prove themselves across more representative parts of the country.
- Democrats' early 2028 primary calendar set to prioritize Black and Latino voters, organized labor
The Democratic National Committee plans for its 2028 primary calendar to begin in South Carolina on Jan. 22, followed by Nevada and New Hampshire throughout February. This revised schedule is designed to appeal to key supporters including Black and Latino voters, union members, and rural populations. Party leaders praised the plan for giving candidates their best chance at replacing Donald Trump.
- South Carolina budget could benefit retired law enforcement and firefighters
South Carolina's state budget may allow retired law enforcement officers and firefighters to collect necessary retirement benefits. This budgetary change also reportedly enables them to return to work earlier than previously possible.
- Heat advisory: Scorching temps trigger alerts for nearly every Charlotte-region county
A heat advisory is in effect for nearly every county in the Charlotte region. Weather officials warned that heat index values could reach 105 degrees, cautioning that extreme heat and high humidity could trigger heat-related illnesses. People are urged by meteorologists to stay hydrated and take frequent breaks indoors.
- Mark Lynch endorses Ralph Norman as congressman heads into runoff against Darline Graham
Mark Lynch endorsed Rep. Ralph Norman for a head-to-head runoff against Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina's special Republican U.S. Senate primary. The runoff is scheduled for August 25. The article also details that NRSC Chairman Sen. Tim Scott backed Graham, encouraging Republicans to vote for her in the runoff.
- Mark Lynch endorses Ralph Norman as congressman heads into runoff against Darline Graham
South Carolina's special Republican U.S. Senate primary runoff is scheduled for August 25, pitting Darline Graham against Ralph Norman. Mark Lynch endorsed Norman in his race, stating that South Carolina needs someone who will put America First. Meanwhile, Tim Scott backed Darline Graham following her first-place finish in the special GOP U.S. Senate primary.
- Alex Murdaugh makes 'explosive' bid to blow up murder case hinging on DNA, dirty money and lies: expert
Alex Murdaugh is scheduled for a pretrial hearing regarding his retrial for the deaths of Maggie and Paul in 2021. His defense plans include efforts to dismiss the murder indictments or limit the evidence presented during the second trial. Experts note that this new legal landscape involves determining how much financial crime evidence and prior testimony can be presented to a new jury.
- Amid intra-MAGA fight, Trump weighs going all in for Darline Graham
Trump is navigating an intra-MAGA conflict while supporting Darline Graham. The president is actively working to advance his endorsed candidate, Sen. Darline Graham, in the South Carolina Senate runoff. Darline Graham is noted as the sister of Lindsey Graham.
- NC's vaccine requirements will remain unchanged despite executive order
Health officials in North Carolina and South Carolina are maintaining current childhood vaccination requirements. This decision occurs despite a recent executive order from President Trump calling for changes to routine immunization schedules.
- Democrats gathering to give final approval to 2028 presidential primary calendar
Democrats are meeting in Austin, Texas, to finalize their 2028 presidential primary calendar, proposing a new order that frontloads states like South Carolina and Nevada. This overhaul aims to give greater influence to states with Black and Latino voters, moving away from the traditional early states of Iowa and New Hampshire. However, the proposed schedule has faced disappointment and criticism from officials in both Iowa and New Hampshire.
- Democrats gathering to give final approval to 2028 presidential primary calendar
Democrats are gathering to finalize their 2028 presidential primary calendar, with plans to cement South Carolina's primary as the first on January 22. The proposed overhaul aims to give greater influence to states reflecting the party’s coalition, differing from years when Iowa and New Hampshire led the contest. Meanwhile, the group faces internal turmoil regarding leadership and lags behind Republicans in fundraising.
- Democrats gathering to give final approval to 2028 presidential primary calendar
Democrats are meeting to finalize their 2028 presidential primary calendar, with plans to frontload states such as South Carolina (Jan 22) and Nevada (Feb 1). This overhaul is designed to give greater influence to states reflecting Black and Latino voters, departing from previous reliance on Iowa and New Hampshire. The proposed changes have drawn criticism from officials in both Iowa and New Hampshire.
- Takeaways from the primaries in South Carolina, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Connecticut
Democrats struggled with internal debates regarding age and ideology, while Republicans focused on testing the impact of President Donald Trump’s endorsement. These tensions unfolded during the primaries in South Carolina, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Connecticut.