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Get ready for a scorching and muggy summer, South Carolina. Temperatures across the state have jumped significantly in the past week or so, but that’s just the beginning of what

The projects planned for next week include the following:

This weeks London Zoo column from Karen London.

International Baccalaureate says an investigation has found ‘students have engaged’ in ‘time-zone cheating’ activities but it did not disclose the number of students involved.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is taking comments on a draft environmental assessment for the project which could start in July on private, state and Bureau of Land Management property.

The city of Charlotte is asking for millions more gallons of water per day from the Catawba River Basin and a meeting is set for Wednesday in Hickory to hear

SPOTLIGHT

On Wednesday northwesterly winds will decrease and the coastal valleys (Santa Maria and Lompoc) will warm to the low 70s, while the inland valleys (Santa Ynez) the high 70s. The

Bow-wow! My name is Steve! Im a handsome gentleman and I have stunning eyes to get lost in. In case you didnt notice, one eye is blue and one eye

Parts of Norm Asbjornson Hall were filled with complex-looking machines and sharp minds on Thursday as students presented their final engineering projects.