Sophie Brams
Digital Political Reporter at WCBD-TV (Mount Pleasant, SC)
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5 days ago |
counton2.com | Sophie Brams
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) - The 2025 regular session of the South Carolina General Assembly ended Thursday, with lawmakers racing to send bills to the governor's desk in the final days. Leadership in the Republican-controlled House outlined public safety as a priority before the session even began, and crime-related issues often came to the forefront of debate as it went on. Dozens of proposals focused on changes to the state's criminal justice system were introduced in both chambers.
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6 days ago |
counton2.com | Sophie Brams
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) - The City of Charleston is working on a new initiative that could offer downtown hospitality workers access to free parking. The pilot program will allow owners and general managers of bars, restaurants, and hotels on the peninsula to apply for a limited number of parking permits for their employees, according to a May 8 announcement from the city.
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6 days ago |
counton2.com | Sophie Brams
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) - Holding a phone while behind the wheel could soon be illegal in South Carolina after House lawmakers voted to send the legislation to Gov. Henry McMaster's desk. Advocates have been pushing the proposal for many years as a way to curb distracted driving, which contributes to tens of thousands of crashes each year statewide.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Sophie Brams
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) — The City of Charleston is working on a new initiative that could offer downtown hospitality workers access to free parking. The pilot program will allow owners and general managers of bars, restaurants, and hotels on the peninsula to apply for a limited number of parking permits for their employees, according to a May 8 announcement from the city.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Sophie Brams
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) — Holding a phone while behind the wheel could soon be illegal in South Carolina after House lawmakers voted to send the legislation to Gov. Henry McMaster’s desk. Advocates have been pushing the proposal for many years as a way to curb distracted driving, which contributes to tens of thousands of crashes each year statewide.
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Dozens of proposals focused on changes to South Carolina's criminal justice system were introduced during the 2025 legislative session. Several passed, some did not, and some have already become law. https://t.co/bvSeGo6mgk
