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Florida teen accused in double murder arrested at Bradenton-area motel

Florida teen accused in double murder arrested at Bradenton-area motel

A 17-year-old accused in the DeLand double murder was arrested at a Manatee County motel with help from the sheriff's office.
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In a post-pandemic world, job candidates feel caught between suits and hoodies

In a post-pandemic world, job candidates feel caught between suits and hoodies

Virtual interviews and casual work environments are making it harder for job candidates to know what to wear to interviews
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Sculpt Dental Spa Enhances Patient Experience with Comprehensive Dental Care

Sculpt Dental Spa Enhances Patient Experience with Comprehensive Dental Care

Sculpt Dental Spa Enhances Patient Experience with Comprehensive Dental Care
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Sculpt Dental Spa Enhances Patient Experience with Comprehensive Dental Services in Charleston

Sculpt Dental Spa Enhances Patient Experience with Comprehensive Dental Services in Charleston

Sculpt Dental Spa Enhances Patient Experience with Comprehensive Dental Services in Charleston
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Fall BBQ Festivals Across the U.S. Offer Culinary Delights and Community Support

Fall BBQ Festivals Across the U.S. Offer Culinary Delights and Community Support

Fall BBQ Festivals Across the U.S. Offer Culinary Delights and Community Support
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Charleston Carriage Incident Injures Driver and Passenger, Prompts Safety Review

Charleston Carriage Incident Injures Driver and Passenger, Prompts Safety Review

In Charleston, South Carolina, a carriage incident occurred when a horse pulling a carriage was spooked at a stop sign at Church and Cumberland Street. The horse made a sharp u-turn, causing the carriage to hit an unoccupied parked vehicle and ejecting the driver and a passenger. Both individuals were transported to the hospital with injuries, while the horse, named Howard, was unharmed. Palmetto Carriage Works, the company operating the tour, stated that Howard will not conduct tours until a review of the incident is completed. The City of Charleston is actively investigating the circumstances to determine the cause of the incident.
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Former SC Gubernatorial Candidate Sues City of Charleston Over Arrest Incident

Former SC Gubernatorial Candidate Sues City of Charleston Over Arrest Incident

Mullins McLeod, a former Democratic candidate for governor in South Carolina, has filed a lawsuit against the City of Charleston and three police officers. The lawsuit stems from a 2025 arrest where McLeod claims he sustained a broken neck due to police actions. The arrest occurred after McLeod was charged with disorderly conduct at the Battery. The lawsuit alleges that McLeod was mistreated during the arrest, including being buried in jail under a fictitious name and denied a timely bond hearing. McLeod accuses the city of releasing misleading video footage and claims that city officials offered to drop charges if he refrained from suing.
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How the South became America's biggest buyer's market

How the South became America's biggest buyer's market

Just a few years ago, the United States was a major seller's market, which meant home sellers had much more power than buyers. Now, you may have heard that the U.S. is becoming a buyer's market. This is useful information in general, but national data doesn't always give us a realistic ...
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Martha Rivers Ingram, Nashville's 'First Lady of the Arts,' Passes Away at 90

Martha Rivers Ingram, Nashville's 'First Lady of the Arts,' Passes Away at 90

Martha Rivers Ingram, a prominent businesswoman and philanthropist known for her significant contributions to Nashville's arts and cultural community, has died at the age of 90. Ingram, who was born in Charleston, South Carolina, and later moved to Nashville, played a pivotal role in developing the Tennessee Performing Arts Center and the Nashville Repertory Theatre. She also served on the boards of several cultural institutions, including the Nashville Ballet and the Nashville Symphony. Ingram was recognized for her efforts with numerous honors, including a star on the Music City Walk of Fame and the Gold Medal in the Arts Award. Her legacy includes the Martha Rivers Ingram Center for the Performing Arts at Vanderbilt University.
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Charleston Carriage Accident Injures Two After Horse Startled by Truck

Charleston Carriage Accident Injures Two After Horse Startled by Truck

A horse-drawn carriage accident in downtown Charleston resulted in injuries to two individuals. The incident occurred near the intersection of Cumberland and Church streets when the horse, named Howard, was startled by an approaching truck. The carriage operator and one passenger were thrown from the carriage and taken to the hospital. Other passengers were unharmed, and the horse was not injured. Palmetto Carriage Works, the company operating the carriage, stated that Howard will not conduct tours while the incident is reviewed.
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James Island Minigolf and Retail Development Receives Partial Approval Amid Community Concerns

James Island Minigolf and Retail Development Receives Partial Approval Amid Community Concerns

A proposed mixed-use development on James Island, featuring a minigolf course, retail space, and a parking garage with offices, has received partial approval from the City of Charleston's Design Review Board. The board approved the minigolf course and retail building but deferred the office and parking garage plans for further revision. The development, located at 1614 Grimball Road, has faced opposition from some residents concerned about increased traffic and community disruption.
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Long awaited project at Snow's Cut set to begin

Long awaited project at Snow's Cut set to begin

A $7 million contract has been awarded to stabilize Snow's Cut. Here's the timeline and what to know about the contractor.