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ALO Yoga Opens Charleston Sanctuary, Expanding Wellness Programming Beyond Apparel

ALO Yoga Opens Charleston Sanctuary, Expanding Wellness Programming Beyond Apparel

ALO Yoga Opens Charleston Sanctuary, Expanding Wellness Programming Beyond Apparel
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ALO Opens New 'Sanctuary' Location on King Street in Charleston, Expanding Wellness Offerings

ALO Opens New 'Sanctuary' Location on King Street in Charleston, Expanding Wellness Offerings

ALO Opens New 'Sanctuary' Location on King Street in Charleston, Expanding Wellness Offerings
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Jeff's Bagel Run opening 11 locations in these 5 states this fall

Jeff's Bagel Run opening 11 locations in these 5 states this fall

The popular bagel chain Jeff's Bagel Run is expanding in five states. See where 11 new locations are coming.
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Columbia Police Seek Missing Military Veteran, Advise Public Not to Approach

Columbia Police Seek Missing Military Veteran, Advise Public Not to Approach

Police in Columbia, South Carolina, are searching for Keith Lynch, a military veteran who was last seen leaving his home on Enoree Avenue on August 22. At the time of his disappearance, Lynch was wearing a red shirt, black shorts, and black Crocs. Home video footage also shows him carrying what appeared to be a black duffel bag. Authorities have reported that a weapon is also missing from his residence. Family members have expressed concerns regarding Lynch's well-being, prompting the Columbia Police Department to issue a public advisory. Due to these concerns and the missing weapon, the police are urging the public to exercise caution and explicitly advise against approaching or confronting Lynch if he is sighted. Instead, they request that anyone who sees him immediately contact law enforcement with his location and any other relevant information.
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Darline Graham vies for Senate seat with Trump's clout on the line

Darline Graham vies for Senate seat with Trump's clout on the line

By Richard Cowan WASHINGTON, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Voters in South Carolina will decide whether they want to establish a Graham family dynasty as they go to the polls on Tuesday in a Republican primary pitting Darline Graham against U.S. Representative Ralph Norman.
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Man Dies in Police Custody Following Alleged Stabbing in Corpus Christi, Texas

Man Dies in Police Custody Following Alleged Stabbing in Corpus Christi, Texas

In Corpus Christi, Texas, a man died in police custody on Friday after allegedly stabbing his mother. Officers responded to reports on the 4600 block of Yorktown Boulevard, where neighbors had already detained the male suspect. Upon taking custody of the man and placing him in a patrol vehicle, he began to experience physical distress. Medical assistance was requested from the fire department, and both the suspect and the victim were transported to local hospitals. The suspect was later pronounced dead, though the cause of death has not yet been determined. The victim remains in stable condition. Authorities are investigating whether narcotics or mental health issues played a role in the incident.
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Bomb Threat Prompts Evacuation and Highway Closure at Georgia Power Facility in Coweta County

Bomb Threat Prompts Evacuation and Highway Closure at Georgia Power Facility in Coweta County

A Georgia Power facility, Plant Yates, located in Coweta County, was evacuated on Monday afternoon following a bomb threat. Law enforcement, including the Coweta County Sheriff's Office, responded to the site at 708 Dyer Road. Georgia Power confirmed receiving reports of 'threatening language' alleging an explosive device was placed inside a portable toilet at the construction site. As a precautionary measure, workers were evacuated, and authorities requested the public to avoid the area. Both state and federal authorities are assisting in the investigation, and Highway 16 has been temporarily closed. As of the report, it is unknown how many employees were at the plant when the threat was received, and authorities have not yet announced if any suspicious items have been found.
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More than 1,000 Flock cameras watch Cincinnati area. Resistance is growing

More than 1,000 Flock cameras watch Cincinnati area. Resistance is growing

Police use Flock cameras to solve crimes, but critics fear the surveillance network is being abused by police.
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Concerns Rise Over New Development in Flood-Prone Charleston Neighborhood

Concerns Rise Over New Development in Flood-Prone Charleston Neighborhood

In Charleston, South Carolina, a proposed housing development in the Shadowmoss neighborhood has sparked criticism due to its location in a flood-prone area. The city has previously spent millions of dollars to buy out flooded townhomes in the same area, yet plans for new construction are moving forward. Critics, including the South Carolina Environmental Law Project and the Coastal Conservation League, argue that the development disregards lessons learned from past flooding events and poses significant safety and welfare risks to residents. This issue highlights broader challenges faced by coastal cities like Charleston, which continue to grapple with the impacts of sea level rise and flooding despite significant investments in mitigation efforts. (Source time: not specified)
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Albany Woman Charged in ISIS-Inspired Plot to Bomb New York State Capitol

Albany Woman Charged in ISIS-Inspired Plot to Bomb New York State Capitol

Jessica Bowie, a 35-year-old woman from Albany, has been charged with planning an ISIS-inspired bomb attack on the New York State Capitol. Federal authorities stated that Bowie told confidential informants she intended to acquire bombs and weapons to carry out a terror attack, aiming to kill as many lawmakers as possible in support of ISIS. Text messages included in a federal criminal complaint show Bowie expressing a desire to 'destroy as much of the building as possible and kill the senators while they are meeting.' She also allegedly stated her intention to 'harm the enemies of God' before fleeing to the Middle East. Investigators reported that Bowie conducted surveillance of the Capitol at least five times between July 21 and August 9, during which she was observed photographing the area. Bowie, who lives two miles from the Capitol, was arrested after purchasing materials she believed would be used in the attack. She had also praised the September 11 terror attacks and formally pledged allegiance to IS...
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Pete Buttigieg returns to South Carolina as he weighs another White House run

Pete Buttigieg returns to South Carolina as he weighs another White House run

Pete Buttigieg was in South Carolina this weekend as he considers a second presidential campaign
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Volusia County Woman's Quick Thinking Leads to Arrest in $8,000 Wells Fargo Impersonation Scam

Volusia County Woman's Quick Thinking Leads to Arrest in $8,000 Wells Fargo Impersonation Scam

A 74-year-old Volusia County woman, identified as Noel, was targeted in an elaborate scam where perpetrators impersonated Wells Fargo employees, coercing her into withdrawing $8,000 in cash. The ordeal began with a text message falsely claiming a Zelle transfer of $1,600, followed by a phone call from a number spoofed to appear as Wells Fargo. The caller, who had a foreign accent, convinced Noel she was under investigation and instructed her to withdraw the money, place it in a box, and hand it to an Uber courier. Despite her fear, Noel managed to note the Uber driver's license plate number and promptly contacted the police. This crucial detail allowed deputies to track the Uber driver, who then led them to 25-year-old Amoye Jameison. Jameison was arrested and faces charges of grand theft and organized scheme to defraud. She reportedly admitted to having participated in similar schemes approximately ten times, keeping a portion of the money and Zelle-ing the rest to another suspect who is still at large. T...