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Protesters in Myrtle Beach rally against Trump's immigration policies, demand compassion
SUMMARY: ABC 15’s Emma Engle reported live from a growing protest in Myrtle Beach, where attendance surged from a dozen to several dozen participants. The protest emerged in response to rising immigration enforcement following President Trump’s recent executive order. Organizers, focused on fostering love and respect, aim to amplify the voices of those too scared to speak out. They emphasize a message of unity and support for the local immigrant community. The protest is set to conclude around 8 p.m., while ICE has shared information about some undocumented immigrants, highlighting their past criminal activities.
Over a dozen people were protesting President Donald Trump’s immigration efforts in Myrtle Beach on Saturday. In a time where claims of ICE deportations are on the rise, protesters were using their voice saying no one is illegal on stolen land.
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Conway woman awaits double lung transplant to survive long COVID
SUMMARY: A Conway woman, Rosemary Stoddard, is fighting for her life after being diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis due to long COVID. Married for 39 years, she and her husband, Dave, enjoyed a vibrant life in Ory County until Rosemary’s health declined. After battling COVID in 2022, she faced lingering symptoms leading to a diagnosis requiring a double lung transplant. Now commuting to Duke University Hospital, the highest-ranked transplant center in North Carolina, Rosemary waits anxiously for the call that could save her life, reflecting on the challenges of her new role as a patient while her husband struggles to cope as a caregiver.
One Conway woman is continuing to fight for her life after being diagnosed with Pulmonary Fibrosis in her battle with long COVID-19. Long COVID-19 is a condition where symptoms of the virus last longer than three months after infection, which turned into something she could never imagine.
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Spotty showers today
SUMMARY: The weather has been pleasant with a stretch of spring-like temperatures and some sunshine, despite a few showers this past week. Mainly dry conditions are expected, with spotty sprinkles possible in northeast Georgia. Temperatures are projected to rise into the 70s this weekend before a significant drop next week, when they may fall to the 50s and below average. Heavy rainfall, totaling 3 to 5 inches, is anticipated beginning Monday night and continuing into most of the following week, especially on Tuesday through Thursday. The weekend will see some clouds but will finish warm and sunny.
Spotty showers today
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Scammers Stealing Homes: Anderson County takes action to stop deed fraud
SUMMARY: Deed fraud, where scammers steal ownership of homes by forging documents, is growing in Anderson County. Criminals file fake ownership papers, often unnoticed by homeowners until months or years later. A notable case in Raleigh involved a $4 million home being stolen. Anderson County is addressing this with proactive measures, including a fraud alert system to notify homeowners of suspicious transactions. While investigating companies for this software, officials urge homeowners to frequently check their property records. Last year, a Belton couple was charged for using fraudulent documents to seize a home, highlighting the seriousness of this crime.
Scammers Stealing Homes: Anderson County takes action to stop deed fraud
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