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According to Google Trends, the use of search terms such as "endemic" and "end of pandemic" have risen sharply this past month. Everyone is clearly ready for this thing to be over. Experts say that doesn't mean it is. Read more
SATURDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS
Substitute teachers in the Charleston County School District can now make up to $150 a day in the role. Read more
Fledgling carrier Breeze Airways, which launched its first flights from Charleston last May, will add frequency of service to several cities f… Read more
Berkeley County Council announced it will finalize redistricting efforts on Feb. 14. Between now and then, residents are invited to give their… Read more
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The Lowcountry could receive up to half an inch of snow, with the highest chance of accumulation expected between 2 and 8 a.m. Jan. 29. Read more
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The first COVID-19 case in South Carolina was detected on March 6, 2020. This new year may be when predictions of a world forever altered begin to take shape. What the future looks like will be dictated by lots of little decisions — policies in schools, rules at concert venues, social norms in bars and restaurants — that add up to our day-to-day lives. Read more
The cost of fixing flooding in Charleston has bloomed to some $3 billion in total, city officials say — a price tag for solutions from cleaning out plugged drainage systems to new, deep tunnels and a wall that could deflect hurricane waves from the downtown peninsula. Read more
Bail for disgraced attorney Alex Murdaugh was set at $7 million as he faces dozens of charges accusing him of funneling clients’ money into a personal bank account. Read more
One day after the University of South Carolina's preferred pick dropped out of the running for the school's top job, trustees met to weigh their options Dec. 6. Read more
