Protests continued across the nation this weekend, still fueled by outrage over the Grand Jury’s decision in the death of Breonna Taylor. At the epicenter of the unrest in Louisville, most protests were peaceful. However there were instances of demonstrators and police officers clashing. Fires were set, windows smashed, buildings defaced, and even fireworks set off inside a vehicle sitting…
In a bombshell report yesterday, it was revealed President Trump has paid almost nothing in federal income taxes since 2000. The report, which was released by the New York Times, claims the president paid no federal income taxes whatsoever in 10 out of 15 years. The year he was elected into office, as well as the following year, it’s believed…
A bill supporting the expansion of Broadband has been approved by the the South Carolina General Assembly. The new legislation provides financial incentives to smaller power companies and cooperatives in effort to help hundreds of thousands of South Carolinians receive better internet access. This is especially imperative with many schools participating in virtual or some form of hybrid learning. The…
Shots fired were reported in Darlington County early this morning. Authorities have blocked off Short Coker and Arnold Street after the shooting occurred. A coroner was called to the scene but it’s unclear at this point if there were any casualties. EMS initially responded as well but have since left. Additional details will be revealed later today.
The body discovered by a woman while walking her dog yesterday morning has been identified. 50-year-old Sean O’Brien was discovered in the Litchfield area at the end of Georgieville Community Road, near a line of woods. The coroner said there is no indication of foul play and he likely passed away within 24 hours of being found. O’Brien was believed…
Following his visit to Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s public viewing, President Trump re-solidified his previous statement concerning peaceful transition of power. The president is still wary over the integrity of November’s election. He once again reiterated unproven claims that mail-in voting will be more susceptible to fraud while speaking with reporters outside the White House yesterday. He added he cannot promise…
Ruth Bader Ginsburg has now become the first woman and Jewish person to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol. Ginsburg is also the first justice to ever receive two full days of public viewing. Thousands flocked to the Supreme Court building to pay their respects to the late justice as she lie in repose. Many of Ginsburg’s fellow peers…
An Ohio police officer is recovering from multiple injuries following a convicted felon’s escape. 33-year-old Nicholas Garrison had just been found guilty of aggravated possession of meth and facing almost two years in prison and fines up to $2,500. Moments later, the bailiff was was in the process of handcuffing him when he decided to make a break for it….
An explosion at an Oklahoma residence early this morning killed at least one person and left three of others injured. Around 7 a.m., a man plugged his coffee pot into an outlet and was electrocuted before the massive explosion went off. Occupants of the home included the man, his wife and their two kids. While the deceased victim’s identity has…
Protests continued nationwide again last night following the ruling on Breonna Taylor’s death. In Louisville, the epicenter of the outrage, 26-year-old Larynzo Johnson has been accused of shooing two Louisville Metro officers Wednesday night. He faces two counts of assault in the first degree and 14 counts of wanton endangerment. One victim, major Aubrey Gregory, was discharged from the hospital…
