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Justice Denied: Is South Carolina doing enough to protect children from sexual assault?

Post Episode 17: Education reporters investigate teacher retention, special education services and more

Post Episode 16: Hidden cameras expose falsified records, fake doctors, and odometer rollbacks

Post Episode 15: Computer programming exposes online price spiking, political campaigns spending long after elections

Empty Field of Dreams: Vendors still waiting for payment from field’s contractor

Promises of rebirth following Hurricane Katrina resulted in an Empty Field of Dreams

That’s Not Your Spot: People caught parking in spots designated for people with disabilities

Post Episode 14: Local news reporters expose government corruption, health concerns

Dog trainers call out loophole in the law for service animals

More than half of domestic violence offenders get lesser charges

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Justice Denied: Is South Carolina doing enough to protect children from sexual assault?

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