The South Carolina Supreme Court has issued a ruling detailing how jurors can use personal communication devices. Justice Jean Toal says in the order issued that she felt that with the increased use of pagers, cell phones, and other personal communication devices in courtrooms that more direction was needed. She lays out specific instructions for the court.
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The holiday weekend is upon us and 7 On Your Side has prepared a list of resources to help you enjoy it.
A bogus cop called a Spartanburg woman to tell her that her son had been shot and needed to be identified, but turns out, that wasn't true.
The sky will be filled with hot air balloons with plenty of entertainment on the ground this weekend.
Deputies say William Eugene Johnston, 56, drive his truck into another vehicle parked in front of a home on Berry Lane in West Union around 8 a.m.
A man from Anderson pled guilty to assaulting a young child.
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MIT students invent a substance that makes ketchup glide out of the bottle! No more waiting.
A bear finds moves into an apartment complex, a moose goes for a jog, and hundreds dress as Marilyn Monroe!
A privately bankrolled spaceship has arrived at the International Space Station to drop off a half-ton of supplies. The unmanned SpaceX Dragon is the first commercial vessel to visit the space station
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