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The reach — and limits — of telehealth in South Carolina, 12 years on (opens the original)
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The future is smaller than you might have thought. Sure, it’s kinda sci-fi, with the ability to listen to heartbeats and look into people’s ears through a tablet and all, but the gear to do so could fit into cash register drawer with plenty of room left for actual cash -- if anyone still used cash, of course. Telehealth enables this easily bundled future. Schools that use telehealth through their nurse’s offices pack heartbeat monitors and those little ear cone thingies and tongue depressors int
Judge punts decision on Spartanburg data center construction (opens the original)
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A state circuit court judge Thursday punted a decision on whether construction of the proposed $3 billion Valara data center in Spartanburg can be completed. The central question is whether the Valara project is a major or minor development. The answer will determine whether decisions can be made by county planning staff or would require public hearings. If Valara is determined to be a minor development, county staff could make decisions in the review process. If major, review processes would re
Oconee County becomes SC's first to ban ALPR cameras (opens the original)
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The Oconee County Council Tuesday became the first governing body in South Carolina to repeal its investment in automatic license plate reader (ALPR) cameras. The unanimous decision closes the public discourse that the council first broached last month, when it presented the idea of cutting its funding to operate the ALPRs through the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office. The county has funded five cameras around the county since 2022. Each camera costs about $5,000 to operate, according to the Sherif
SLED charges Gaffney father in connection with August school bus shooting (opens the original)
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The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) has charged a Gaffney man for allegedly hiding his son, following the shooting death of a Gaffney High School student at a bus stop in August. SLED charged Reginald Barnes Sr. Tuesday with accessory after the fact, for allegedly hiding his son, Reginald Barnes Jr., from police on Aug. 12, following the killing of 17-year-old Jomiltron Fair as he attempted to board the school bus that morning. “The defendant further lied to law enforcement when q
ALPR cameras have been in South Carolina for a while. So why the backlash now? (opens the original)
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In the pantheon of tech that scares people in 2026, there is AI, there are data centers, and then there are automatic license plate readers, or ALPRs. Most likely, you’ve heard of them by the most common brand name in ALPRs, Flock cameras, made by Flock Safety. They are everywhere in the news lately, thanks mostly to story after story of people trying to destroy them. In South Carolina, just in the past few months, there’ve been several incidents of vandalism to Flock cameras -- in Irmo, Bluffto
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