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Gator Hunt: South Carolina’s 2026 Season Kicks Off This Weekend - FITSNews (opens the original)
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South Carolina alligator hunters will hit the water this weekend as the Palmetto State’s highly anticipated public hunting season officially gets underway. The 2026 season begins at 12:00 p.m. EDT on Saturday (September 12, 2026) and runs through noon on October 10, according to the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR). Selected hunters can hunt during the day or at night within the alligator management unit where they are permitted. If recent activity along the South Carolina-Georgia bo
Flock Abuse Scandals: More S.C. Officers Terminated - FITSNews (opens the original)
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For the second time in as many weeks, a sheriff’s office in the South Carolina Lowcountry has terminated a deputy for misusing taxpayer-funded Flock cameras. Additional terminations from the Colleton County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) could be forthcoming, sources familiar with the situation have confirmed to FITSNews. On Monday morning (August 31, 2026), CCSO announced that lieutenant Kevin Smalls had been terminated based on the completion of an internal audit initiated earlier this month. Accordi
Rom Reddy: Healthcare in S.C. - Dare We Hope? - FITSNews (opens the original)
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On the gubernatorial campaign trail last spring, a high frequency concern was healthcare. Of course, there was great concern over the cost of healthcare, but people were also discouraged that the days of the family doctor and the personal attention were fast disappearing. Many of you complained about dealing with large, sterile health systems that were often regimented, uncaring, and costly. You were right. Helping me understand this space was the work done by two great local physicians, Dr. Mar
Unsolved Carolinas: The Disappearance Of Eva Gerline DeBruhl - FITSNews (opens the original)
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On a quiet summer morning in rural York County, 15-year-old Eva Gerline DeBruhl finished mowing her family’s lawn, walked inside to make a pitcher of iced tea and seemingly vanished without a trace. She left behind an untouched glass of tea, a television still playing and a mystery that has haunted South Carolina for nearly fifty years. As part of its Unsolved Carolinas series, FITSNews is revisiting some of the Palmetto State’s most enduring disappearances and cold cases in the hopes that renew
S.C. Educators Exposed: Recent Revelations - FITSNews (opens the original)
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As the South Carolina State Board of Education (SCSBE) continues to hold educators accountable for misconduct, FITSNews is continuing its ‘Educators Exposed’ series – examining the latest disciplinary actions and the impact of those actions on teacher and administrator certifications in the Palmetto State. In May of 2026, the board considered disciplinary action against nine certified educators across South Carolina. While most cases stemmed from alleged breach-of-contract violations, one stood
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