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17,000 AT&T workers in Southeast strike over contract negotiations
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — More than 17,000 AT&T workers in nine states across the Southeast are on strike after accusing the company of unfair labor practices during contract negotiations this summer. The Communications Workers of America — the union representing the striking employees — said workers walked off the job Friday in response to AT&T’s […]
Boys Varsity Volleyball beats Airport 3 – 0
Blythewood played their most complete match of the season beating Airport 3-0. Led by excellent senior play, the match was never in doubt. Great serving, precise passing and excellent setting was the key to victory.
Instant Analysis from USC's Tuesday practice of Mock Game Week
The USC football team practiced Tuesday and the USCFootball.com team was there to cover all of the action. It was the team's second practice of mock game week. In the latest edition of Instant Analysis, Connor Morrissette and Chris Trevino break down their practice observations and offer thoughts on what they heard from USC head coach Lincoln Riley, quarterback Miller Moss and other offensive players afterwards.
SEC Reveals Exciting 2025 Men’s Hoops Schedule Featuring Gamecocks
The Southeastern Conference announced its 2025 men's basketball schedule, highlighting a competitive season for the Gamecocks. South Carolina will face ten teams that participated in the NCAA Tournament last year, with six of these games at home in Colonial Life Arena. The season opens on January 4 at Mississippi State, and notable home matchups include Texas and Auburn. Head coach Lamont Paris leads a returning squad that includes five key players and several impactful transfers, aiming to build on last season's success, which featured 26 wins and an NCAA Tournament appearance.
Nightcrawler, Rogue and other X-Men prepare to teleport to Columbia
COLUMBIA, SC (WACH) --- X-Men 97 fans, the time has come. This year during Soda City Comic Com, some of the voice actors and actresses from the popular Disney+ series will be in Columbia. Soda City Comic Con is this Saturday and Sunday at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center. WACH...
Benedict College’s First Female President Gets Contract Extension In Historic Appointment
Artis will continue working on the college's B2 plan to take the South Carolina HBCU to new heights. Benedict College, an HBCU in South Carolina, has extended the contract of its first female president, Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis. Artis will continue in the role through June 2031. According to WLTX,...
Thinking of buying a home? Check our this free workshop from the City of Columbia
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Thinking of buying a home in the Columbia area? You may want to plan to attend Columbia's Community Development Department's Homebuyer Workshop. This free workshop will give you a better understanding of the process of purchasing a first home, including:. questions about credit. how to get...
Hazardous spill causing delays on I-77 in Fort Mill
FORT MILL, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – At least one lane on I-77 northbound is closed following a hazardous spill in Fort Mill. The incident occurred near SC-160 and emergency crews were on scene during the morning commute where one of the onramps was shut down as crews continued to work on the incident. No […]
CDC ranks South Carolina in bottom 10 for life expectancy
CDC rankings for life expectancy in each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia in 2021 were released Wednesday. South Carolina ranked 42nd on the list, meaning that life expectancy in the Palmetto State is lower than it is in 82% of the country. Overall, the CDC reports...
I-20 construction at the state line nearing the end
AUGUSTA, Ga (WJBF)- For four years, crews worked to widen and replace the old bridges on I-20 over the Augusta Canal and the Savannah River. This construction has been frustrating for drivers since it started in December 2019, but they may not have to deal with it much longer. The project, a collaboration between the […]
Head of SC’s natural resources agency to retire
COLUMBIA — The head of the state Department of Natural Resources will retire in January, the department announced Tuesday. Robert Boyles spent five years overseeing the department in charge of hunting, fishing and boating, as well as conservation efforts for the state’s wildlife and waterways. “Serving as SCDNR director has been the honor of my […]
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