Columbia Police Officer Arrested, Charged with DUI On Sunday, April 7th, the South Carolina Highway Patrol arrested a Columbia Police Officer for DUI after he was
A South Carolina Court of Appeals upheld the Workers’ Compensation Commission’s decision to deny benefits to an exotic dancer injured in South Carolina. The Incident
FBI agents arrested 23 Columbians FBI agents arrested 23 Colombian alleged gang members Tuesday for criminal offenses, many living in Colombia or with ties to
Pets Inc. says it is working to help a pit bull that it believes was used as bait in a dog fighting ring. The male dog
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Brown University researcher Suzanne de la Monte showed a distinct link between Alzheimer’s and insulin resistance, a characteristic of diabetes. De la Monte studied rats
The family of a teenage girl killed in a jet skiing accident has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the driver of the Jet Ski
Department of Justice Joins Whistleblower Lawsuit Against Art Institute’s Parent Company On Monday, June 9th, the federal Department of Justice and four states filed a
As States Limit Workers Comp Benefits, Congress Seeks Federal Oversight to Help Workers Based on information published jointly by Pro Publica and NPR, 10 Democrats
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