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The Senior Semester capstone journalism is an immersive five-day-a-week experience designed to provide students with “real world” newsroom experience. Inside the converged newsroom and television studio, students report, produce and direct two daily news shows (Carolina News), write and edit stories for the Senior Semester lab web publication (this website), produce stories, photographs and inform

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Reproductive healthcare in SC is facing an uncertain future as conservatives push more abortion restrictions. Recent ele...
12/13/2024

Reproductive healthcare in SC is facing an uncertain future as conservatives push more abortion restrictions.

Recent elections have given Republicans more power in the legislatures, potentially clearing a path for more restrictive abortion laws in the state.

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Nursing homes across North America are overprescribing and falsely administering antipsychotic medications to senior res...
12/11/2024

Nursing homes across North America are overprescribing and falsely administering antipsychotic medications to senior residents, in two ways, according to some experts.

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Story by Mary Gaughan
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Infant sleep deaths are on the rise despite efforts to educate parents on safe-sleep. Why do these preventable deaths ke...
12/09/2024

Infant sleep deaths are on the rise despite efforts to educate parents on safe-sleep. Why do these preventable deaths keep happening?

Expert advice tells parents to put their babies to sleep alone and in a crib. But it’s not always that simple, parents say.

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Preparation is underway for the 38th annual Vista Lights that are happening tonight! Our Thomas Johnson will take you th...
11/21/2024

Preparation is underway for the 38th annual Vista Lights that are happening tonight! Our Thomas Johnson will take you through how this beloved event helps local businesses!

Resort-style pools. State-of-the-art fitness centers. Renovated apartments. These are features that apartment complexes ...
11/19/2024

Resort-style pools. State-of-the-art fitness centers. Renovated apartments.

These are features that apartment complexes advertise to USC students.

But students say reality at some complexes has been different.

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6 million more Americans are expected to be uninsured in the next five years as COVID-era Medicaid expansions shrink. Co...
11/18/2024

6 million more Americans are expected to be uninsured in the next five years as COVID-era Medicaid expansions shrink.

Compassionate providers and holistic care are vital to the continued care for these patients. Free clinics in Columbia are stepping up to the plate to raise those providers.

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Story and photos by Sydney Zulywitz

Today’s Top Five in our 4 p.m. broadcastA preview of our in-depth story by Amanda BaranowskiBreaking News with Bill Frye...
11/15/2024

Today’s Top Five in our 4 p.m. broadcast
A preview of our in-depth story by Amanda Baranowski
Breaking News with Bill Frye
Make sure you tune in to Carolina News at 4 and 4:30 for all this and more!

Today’s top 5 stories for our 4:30 p.m. show!
11/13/2024

Today’s top 5 stories for our 4:30 p.m. show!

A recent pneumovirus outbreak led the Columbia Animal Shelter to temporarily limit intakes of dogs as there is no vaccin...
11/12/2024

A recent pneumovirus outbreak led the Columbia Animal Shelter to temporarily limit intakes of dogs as there is no vaccine for the virus.

The city of Columbia released a statement on Oct. 14 saying the shelter was only taking in dogs that were sick, injured or faced animal cruelty.

Staff and visitors were still allowed inside the facility. But operations were adjusted to limit the risk of spreading illnesses among the dogs. Infected dogs were isolated to minimize exposure among healthy ones.

Reporter Katie Rojas has more:
https://carolinanewsandreporter.cic.sc.edu/columbia-animal-shelter-recovers-from-dog-virus-outbreak/

Third-party legislative candidates received a significant increase in the percentage of votes cast compared to 2020. The...
11/12/2024

Third-party legislative candidates received a significant increase in the percentage of votes cast compared to 2020. The candidates with the biggest portions of the vote were the ones running against only one other opponent.

Alliance Party Senate candidate Sarah Work received 23.48% of the vote in her bid for the District 15 position.

“I feel like things are moving in the right direction,” Work said. “For a third-party independent candidate running in her backyard, I think I did pretty well.”

Reporter Geri Johnson has the story:

https://carolinanewsandreporter.cic.sc.edu/sc-3rd.../

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