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McMaster Orders Closure Of Non-Essential Businesses
Public Access To State's Beaches, Lakes, Rivers Closed
New Coronavirus Cases Brings South Carolina's Total To 925
Fort Jackson Declares Public Health Emergency
South Carolina Receives Failing Grade Based On Social Distancing Data
Coronavirus Cases Increase In South Carolina
McMaster Activates National Guard, Implements Other Precautions
Dominion Energy Delays Openings Of Public Recreation Facilities
Coronavirus Cases Up In SC, Governor Not Ordering Shelter-In-Place
31,000 South Carolina Residents File For Unemployment Benefits
Myrtle Beach Orders Hotels, Rentals To Stop Taking Reservations
Columbia City Council Issues Shelter In Place Order
Coronavirus Cases Increase In South Carolina
Columbia City Council Considering Shelter-In-Place Order
Governor Asks Out-Of-State Visitors To Self-Quarantine
South Carolina's Coronavirus-Related Deaths Total 7
Public Schools To Remain Closed Through April 30
44 New Cases Of Coronavirus Brings State's Total To 342
SC Schools To Remain Closed Through April
Fourth And Fifth Coronavirus Deaths Reported In South Carolina
Law Enforcement To Stop Groups Of Three Or More People From Gathering
Lexington County Emergency Operations Center Activates Some Essential Staff
Governor Henry McMaster Updates on Coronavirus (COVID-19) in South Carolina
Two More SC Residents Die Of Coronavirus Infection
No SC "Shelter In Place" Order Being Considered  
22 New Cases Of Coronavirus In South Carolina
University Of South Carolina Student Living On Campus Contracts COVID-19
Disaster Assistance Available For South Carolina Small Businesses
Coronavirus: Non-Essential State Employees To Work From Home
Coronavirus: SC Now Has 81 Confirmed Cases
Coronavirus: Seven Inmates Released To Help Curb Spread
Sixty Cases Of Coronavirus In South Carolina
Patient At Prisma Health Tuomey In Sumter Tests Positive For Coronavirus
Sumter County Council Approves Ordinance To Declare State Of Emergency
Fort Mill Students Give $750 To Bus Drivers
14 New Coronavirus Cases In South Carolina
Bars And Restaurants Must Stop In-Person Dining Services
New Curfew Begins In Columbia Today
City Of Columbia Declares State Of Emergency
First Coronavirus-Related Death Reported In South Carolina
Prisma Health Offering Limited Drive-Through Testing
First South Carolina COVID-19 Related Death Reported in Lexington County
All Schools In South Carolina Closed Through The End Of March
Nine New Coronavirus Cases In South Carolina
Students To Get Free Meals, Despite School Closures
Prisma Health Increases Visitor Restrictions
All South Carolina Elections Postponed
South Carolina Reaches 12 Coronavirus Cases
Richland Judicial Center Restrictions After Possible Coronavirus Exposure
U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham Under Self-Quarantine
New Coronavirus Case In Lancaster County Brings State Total To 10
Camden Senior Care Facility No Longer Allowing Visitors
Gamecocks Athletics Continuing With Scheduled Competitions But No Fans
University Of South Carolina Extending Spring Break Through March 20
Two More Presumptive Positive Cases Of Coronavirus In Camden
Newberry Teen Arrested Over Threat Spread On Internet
Fort Jackson Canceling Family Day Activities And Changing Graduation Policy
CDC Confirms Two Of South Carolina's Coronavirus Cases
Kershaw County Schools Being Cleaned After Students Quarantined
South Carolina Investigating More Presumptive Positive Coronavirus Cases
Kershaw County School District Asks Two Students To Self-Isolate
Gamecock Women Win SEC Tournament
South Carolina Health Officials Expect Coronavirus Case In The Future
Prisma Health To Acquire Kershaw Health & Providence Health
Columbia's Bull Street District To Get New Brewery In 2021
South Carolina DHEC Monitoring 13 People For Coronavirus
Education Reform Bill Passes Senate
Five Students Charged For Bringing Weapons To Richland County Schools
Several Dead After Plane That Left Columbia Crashed In Georgia
Three-Year-Old In Serious Condition After Columbia Shooting
South Carolina Hospitals Putting Plan In Place For Coronavirus
Fort Jackson Officials Adding Screenings For Coronavirus
McMaster Urging Common Sense Precautions Amid Coronavirus Concerns
Gas Prices Down 8.3 Cents In The Last Week In Columbia
Voter Turnout High For South Carolina Primary
Services Held For Slain Sumter County Deputy Corporal Andrew Gillette
Sumter Police Investigating Two Unrelated Missing Persons Cases
Biden Celebrates Decisive Win In South Carolina, Steyer Out