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Son didn’t deserve to die from gas station drug, S.C. parents say (opens the original)
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LANCASTER, S.C. — A couple whose son died after using an over-the-counter product is pushing lawmakers to pass stricter regulations. Micah Knox’s parents, Robert and Dana Knox, said their 29-year-old son was known for his smile and infectious personality. “Everywhere he went, he made people smile,” Robert Knox said. “He was kind of like the life of the party when it went on, because he’s always had that sense of humor. And he was very likable.” This week marks 12 years since the death of Tucker
Old well that trapped dog is among thousands in S.C. (opens the original)
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WEST PELZER, S.C. - An Anderson County family is calling it a miracle after their dog survived a 50-foot fall down an abandoned well. Maisy the dog bolted out an open door on Sunday night and disappeared into overgrown bamboo behind the family’s home. South Carolina earned an overall C-minus on the latest infrastructure report card from the American Society of Civil Engineers. And that's an improvement. “My dad remembered the well in the bamboo, because we hadn’t been able to find her for almost
Kratom vs. 7-OH: What experts, advocates want S.C. lawmakers to know (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. - The debate over kratom has reached the South Carolina State House, but lawmakers and consumers alike are grappling with a fundamental question: what is kratom, and is it the same as the semi-synthetic compounds now sold alongside it? Advocates say kratom has changed their lives. Wes Roberts, who testified at the State House on March 26, said he turned to kratom after being diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia, an incurable nerve disease that causes severe pain. “It’s called a sui
Ex-S.C. sheriff sentenced to federal prison after spending taxpayer money (opens the original)
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. - Former Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright has been sentenced to 41 months in federal prison after a lengthy hearing on Tuesday. After more than three hours in court, Wright was given the maximum prison sentence for fraud, theft and drug charges. The U.S. Attorney’s Office said Wright will potentially be eligible for release after serving 85 percent of his 3.4-year sentence depending on his behavior. “Chuck Wright made the wrong decisions,” said Jose Charriez, Assistant S
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