It gave Wall Street traders and analysts an unprecedented window on global markets

Podcast Episode · The Indicator from Planet Money · September 15 · 10m

South Carolina emergency managers spend years preparing for worst case scenarios. Are they ready for a super-strong storm?

A desperate and dangerous march towards freedom.

A study by two University of South Carolina professors may be the first to answer to the contentious question around Flock’s camera system.

Mike Switzer interviews Dr. Jane Roberts, Carolina Distinguished Professor and executive director of the Carolina Autism and Neurodevelopment Research Center at the University of SC in Columbia, SC.

Thelma Strother may have lived all her life within the 12 square miles of Lexington, but she has inhabited multiple worlds during her century in town. Strother was born in 1919 in a house on Old …

Police often cite dramatic anecdotes about how Flock cameras help solve crimes — but does the research back them up?

El Niño has kept the Atlantic calm and no storms are currently threatening South Carolina, but officials say residents should still prepare for the unexpected.

Former Social Security executive and current USC statistics professor David Weaver explains what makes it impossible for Social Security to go bankrupt, or even face significant disruptions.

The chocolate ingredient likely made its way from the southwest via extensive ancient trade networks.

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Hurricane Iniki devastated Kauai, causing at least seven deaths and $1.8 billion in damage. It also got a cameo in a Spielberg movie.

This week, we’re firing up the Who What When time machine and heading back to the 1930s.

The Magnetophon also gave rise to the laugh track

The $630,000 Duke Endowment-funded initiative will create a statewide training network for South Carolina mental health clinicians, expanding autism-competent care through online education, mentorship...

A corporate merger forming the largest electric utility in the U.S. is underway. What’s driving this deal is a rising demand for power to data centers for artificial intelligence systems and a desire ...

In San Francisco Bay, new AI-powered technology aims to help ships dodge whales whose long-haul migration is being disrupted by climate change.

YouTube video by McCausland College of Arts and Sciences

YouTube video by Take On The South

While crowds of 30,000-40,000 people flock to Loris for its annual “Chicken Bog-Off” festival every third weekend of October to enjoy the savory rice, chicken and sausage-based one-pot dish, few may k...

From Ward One to Wheeler Hill, One Columbia’s newest public art project seeks to preserve the hearts of former historically Black neighborhoods.

The waters around Charleston are rising, but the water levels beneath the city also play an important role in how often and how severely the city floods. A partnership between the city and the College...