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State leaders consider impact of botched execution (opens the original)
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Following the failed execution attempt of Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike, leaders from around the country are debating the future of similar attempts, while others say the current protocols in place will suffice. Pike was set to die Wednesday by lethal injection; however, media witnesses say following two injections, she was still breathing. Her lawyer announced Thursday that she was in critical condition, recovering in a hospital. The Rev. Hillary Taylor, the executive director of Sout
Bat Cave Fire Department faces risky future two years after Hurricane Helene (opens the original)
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As many in western North Carolina are celebrating the recovery efforts made over the last two years since the storm, the Bat Cave community said it's not seeing progress fast enough. It's been two years since Hurricane Helene dumped damaging rain and wind into the mountains of western North Carolina. "You couldn't get about a mile, mile and a half past where your property was during that time, and the roads were completely gone," said Bat Cave Fire Department Chief Steve Freeman. Freeman said th
Business destroyed by Hurricane Helene seeing progress but still has a long road ahead (opens the original)
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Two years ago this week, The Hickory Nut in western North Carolina was completely destroyed, and the owners are still working to recover and fully reopen. The building along Main Street in Chimney Rock, which was home to Shari Cummings and her business partners, had been flooded and crushed by the raging river. "I said to Max, 'We need to get out of the building.' We got out of the building, and in 12 minutes the whole building was gone," said owner Shari Cummings. "We are lucky to be alive, to
Solicitor reacts to recent decision in Abbeville death row case (opens the original)
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The South Carolina Supreme Court denied an appeal from the Steven Bixby legal team last week, which moves the condemned inmate one step closer to being executed. Bixby's attorneys had argued that he is not mentally competent enough to face his execution; however, that did not hold up before the Supreme Court and a circuit court judge. "The defense was arguing that Steven Bixby was not competent, which was, we believe, a ridiculous argument. I mean, Steven Bixby was eminently competent. In fact,
Gov. McMaster rejects call to suspend South Carolina gas tax as prices soar (opens the original)
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As the price at the pump increases, South Carolina leaders are debating how to lessen the pain at the pump. This week, Republican Alan Wilson's campaign for governor released a statement, saying Gov. Henry McMaster should call lawmakers back to the state house to suspend the gas tax. A spokesperson said Alan Wilson believes the governor should have the ability to respond quickly and temporarily suspend the gas tax when extraordinary circumstances are driving fuel prices to unsustainable levels.
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