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South Carolina House rejects Senate compromise on hemp-based THC regulations

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By Meghan Gonyo Verified
| WCIV-TV (Mount Pleasant, SC) Verified
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WACH) — After months of debate over how to regulate hemp-based THC drinks and edibles already being sold across South Carolina, proposed statewide rules were left in limbo after House lawmakers voted down a compromise plan. Thursday after hours of debate, House lawmakers rejected a deal that the Senate had overwhelmingly approved earlier in the day. Lawmakers said they were concerned about the impact the regulations would have on businesses in the state.
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South Carolina House rejects Senate compromise on hemp-based THC regulations

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By Meghan Gonyo Verified
| WACH-TV (Columbia, SC) Verified
After months of debate over how to regulate hemp-based THC drinks and edibles already being sold across South Carolina, proposed statewide rules were left in limbo after House lawmakers voted down a compromise plan. Thursday after hours of debate, House lawmakers rejected a deal that the Senate had overwhelmingly approved earlier in the day. Lawmakers said they were concerned about the impact the regulations would have on businesses in the state.
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Beyond the verdict: Federal review sought in Cyrus Carmack-Belton case Original

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By Meghan Gonyo Verified
| WACH-TV (Columbia, SC) Verified
Rick Chow may have been found not guilty in the shooting death of 14-year-old Cyrus Carmack-Belton, but the teen’s family is continuing its push for accountability through a separate legal fight. Richland County court records show the Carmack-Belton family filed a civil lawsuit in July 2024 against Chow and several other defendants, more than a year after the shooting that killed the teen.
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