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Memorial Day

Black Americans Were Nearly Erased From Memorial Day's History

Many cities claim to have celebrated Memorial Day first, but the true earliest version of the commemoration — organized by Black residents of Charleston, South Carolina — was nearly erased from history.
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South Carolina

Don't Overlook Memorial Day's Black, Southern Roots

The first Memorial Day, organized by Black residents of Charleston, South Carolina, was nearly erased from history. In 1865, a group of Black Charlestonians exhumed a mass, unmarked grave filled with the bodies of Union soldiers, and then gave them proper burials. LX News storyteller Jalyn Henderson speaks with David Blight, a historian who uncovered the Memorial Day history —...
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John Lewis' Last Words to Jim Clyburn: ‘Keep Up the Fight'

Rep. Jim Clyburn of South Carolina is calling for the passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, which would restore key parts of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 that were struck down in a Supreme Court decision. The bill passed the house in August but is still sitting in the Senate. In an interview with LX News host...
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nurses

‘This Disease Doesn't Discriminate': A Nurse's Experience with Coronavirus Patients—and Her Own Battle With Covid-19

Jordan Kudlak works as a nurse in a Covid-19 unit in South Carolina and has seen firsthand how coronavirus can be serious—or fatal—for both the old and young. And now that she has contracted the virus herself, she has personally experienced how easy the virus is to catch, even if you take every precaution.
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Emma Pritchett wipes a tear away in her roofless kitchen the day after a tornado hit, April 13, 2020, in Chatsworth, Ga. Severe weather has swept across the South, killing multiple people and damaging hundreds of homes from Louisiana into the Appalachian Mountains.
Weather

Storms Tears Through South Amid Pandemic; At Least 30 Dead

Striking first on Easter across a landscape largely emptied by coronavirus stay-at-home orders, the storm front forced some tough decisions
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South Carolina

Suspect Rode Bike to Scene, Shouted ‘I Killed Him': Police

Frederick Lamont Jenkins, 60, is charged with murder
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2020 Presidential Race

Billionaire Tom Steyer Drops Out of 2020 Presidential Race

Billionaire activist Steyer, who poured millions of dollars into his Democratic presidential campaign, is ending his bid after a disappointing finish in the South Carolina primary
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This undated photo provided by the Cayce Department of Public Safety shows Faye Marie Swetlik, who was found dead Thursday, several days after she was reported missing shortly after getting off her school bus near her South Carolina home on Feb. 10, 2020.
Faye Marie Swetlik

South Carolina Girl Found Dead, Days After Going Missing

State police and the FBI are assisting local police
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South Carolina

South Carolina Wife Gets 25 Years for Killing Husband With Eye Drops

Lana Sue Clayton confessed to administering the substance without her husband's knowledge, the sheriff's office said
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