Erin Morgan
News Anchor • Investigative Reporter • @WCBD News 2 • @UTKnoxville alum • Dog mom 🐾 • ✉️ [email protected]
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counton2.com | Erin Morgan |Sophie Brams
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) - Folly Beach and the Isle of Palms are at the center of a new lawsuit over how parking violations are handled within the beach communities. A class action lawsuit filed Tuesday in Charleston County claims that the cities unlawfully delegated police powers to a private entity by using an outside contractor to enforce parking.
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2 months ago |
counton2.com | Erin Morgan |Sophie Brams
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) - A federal judge has temporarily paused the National Institutes of Health (NIH) plans to slash billions in indirect funding for medical research, safeguarding programs across South Carolina universities and instutitons for now. The NIH announced Friday that it would put a 15% limit on indirect funding, which generally covers overhead costs like equipment, operations, maintenance, accounting, and personnel.
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2 months ago |
wbtw.com | Erin Morgan |Sophie Brams
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) – More than half of South Carolina voters approve of how the state legislature handled its job in the first weeks of the 2025 session, according to a new poll. The poll, commissioned by the South Carolina Policy Council (SCPC), found that 55% of registered voters surveyed said they somewhat or strongly approve of the General Assembly’s job performance, while 39% said they disapprove.
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2 months ago |
counton2.com | Sophie Brams |Erin Morgan
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) - More than half of South Carolina voters approve of how the state legislature handled its job in the first weeks of the 2025 session, according to a new poll. The poll, commissioned by the South Carolina Policy Council (SCPC), found that 55% of registered voters surveyed said they somewhat or strongly approve of the General Assembly's job performance, while 39% said they disapprove.
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2 months ago |
counton2.com | Erin Morgan
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) - State lawmakers are taking initial steps to address concerns about rising liquor liability rates, as two bills are being discussed by a group of senators on Thursday in Columbia. One of the bills that aims to address this issue is S. 184, which would change South Carolina's dram shop liability laws, and how the basis of liability is determined. State Sen.
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So bittersweet to share that tomorrow is my last day at WCBD News 2 in Charleston. I am so grateful for every friendship I’ve made & person I’ve met through this job. The memories I’ll take with me are invaluable & from the moment I started at News 2, Charleston felt like home 💛 https://t.co/KGuFnH6LtH
RT @sophiebrams: Rising insurance rates for restaurants and bar owners have been an issue for several years. Some say their premiums more t…
UPDATE ON ESCAPED MONKEYS: The CEO of Alpha Genesis confirmed this evening the successful recovery of 24 monkeys - bringing the total to 25/43. Officials say “initial reports from the veterinary team indicate that all recovered animals are in good health.”
