South Carolina's new liquor liability rules will take effect Jan. 1, 2026, after Gov. Henry McMaster signed a bill into law ...
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New SC driving law that cracks down on phone use starts soon. Here's when, what to know
Distracted drivers texting or using their cell phones caused 1,520 crashes, killing five people on South Carolina roads from 2013 to 2023, according to the most recent Department of Public Safety data ...
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Mauldin police officer arrested for drunk driving after crash
The Mauldin Police Department says one of its officers was arrested New Year's Eve for driving under the influence after ...
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Starting next Monday, South Carolina drivers need to keep their hands on the wheel and off their phones under the state’s new hands-free driving law. Enforcement of the change, ...
Design Review Board to weigh demolition of historic USDA lab on Savannah Highway The Charleston Design Review Board is set to review a demolition application for a former U.S. Department of ...
ROCK HILL, S.C. — South Carolina’s new distracted driving law will take effect on Monday, prohibiting drivers from holding or supporting a mobile device while operating a vehicle. The law aims to ...
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A new year means that some laws passed in South Carolina will begin going into effect. Here’s what to know about laws that will be enforced starting Jan. 1, 2026: One of the ...
The South Carolina Highway Patrol will have an increased presence on roadways across the state to deter drunk driving on New ...
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Law enforcement set to increase patrols across the state, with the launch of the ‘Sober or Slammer’ campaign. As the holiday season is now in full swing, law ...
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (WSPA) – Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) SC introduced a powerful new tool to try and warn motorists against driving under the influence. “It’s something that, you know, we have ...
One person was killed late Saturday night when a pickup truck crashed in Lexington County, according to the South Carolina ...
Drivers violating South Carolina’s new hands-free law will face fines upwards of $100 and points off their driving record. Maria Elena Scott Distracted drivers texting or using their cell phones ...
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