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Colleton Sheriff suspended by Governor after domestic violence indictment
Governor Henry McMaster has suspended Colleton County Sheriff R.A. “Andy” Strickland from office after a state grand jury returned a one-count indictment against Strickland on Thursday for a charge of second degree domestic violence.
Sen. Harris returning to SC for town hall, conversation with veterans
by Matt Dillane
GREENVILLE, S.C. (WCIV) — Democratic presidential candidate Senator Kamala Harris will be making her 14 trip to the Palmetto State amid her White House run. Sen. Harris will be in Greenwood on Monday for a “Justice for Veterans” conversation. Doors open at the American Legion Post 224 at 12:15 p.m., with the senator expected to speak a half hour later. The…
Colleton County sheriff arrested, charged with domestic violence
by Matt Dillane
R.A. “Andy” Strickland (Photo: Colleton County Sheriff’s Office) COLLETON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — The sheriff of Colleton County has been arrested on Saturday amid an investigation. According to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, Colleton County Sheriff Andy Strickland has been charged with one count of domestic violence in the second degree. An affidavit stated that on Thursday around 10…
South Carolina city elects female mayor for the 1st time
A small South Carolina city has elected a female mayor for the first time in its 164-year history.
Panera offering free meals to military service members on Veterans Day
Panera will be recognizing the brave people who served our country this Veterans Day.
Mark Sanford giving out $1 trillion bills to raise national debt awareness
South Carolina’s Mark Sanford is handing out fake $1 trillion bills on the presidential campaign trail. The former Congressman and governor says he’s doing it to raise awareness about a financial crisis he says is looming.
Mumps cases at College of Charleston jump to 26
The number of mumps cases continues to rise at the College of Charleston.
Police: 2 Marines help catch suspect in Lexington
Two new Marines from Lexington helped capture a suspect who running away at a Best Buy, Lexington County Police said. Noah Jordan and Caleb Montgomery, both private first class, pulled off their heroics moments after a credit-card fraud suspect ran out of the store on Sunset Boulevard on Thursday, police said. Moments earlier, Jordan and Montgomery had pulled up to…
